General Conference Kits {FREE printable}

I was browsing Pinterest today (as per my usual), and I saw the cutest General Conference Kits from Snippets and Pretties. I have seen General Conference Kits in the past (my visiting teachers have made them for me), but I liked that this one is a bit simpler than some of the others.

I decided to put some kits together for the ladies I visit teach (more about visiting teaching here). General Conference is almost here, so it's a perfect time to pass out kits like these.

I didn't have 6"x 8" cellophane bags on hand, but I have a stockpile of 4"x 9" bags. Because of the change in size, I needed a new bag topper. You can see what I made below. It simply says "General Conference Kit" across the top (fold in half and staple over the cellophane bag). I included a quotation about General Conference from Jeffrey R. Holland's talk "An Ensign to the Nations." I put the quote inside the bag with the rest of the goodies.

 You can add whatever treats you like to your General Conference kits. Below are some suggestions.
- notepad
- pen or pencil
- gum
- snack size candy bar
- pocket pack tissues
- snack-sized crackers
- small bag microwave popcorn
- small bottle scented hand sanitizer
- small bottle scented lotion

I didn't include all of these things in the kits I made, but these are just some of the possibilities.

Click here to download topper for 4"x 9" bags (pictured above).

Come, Follow Me - What is the Atonement of Jesus Christ?

I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. At my church, we teach the youth (ages 12-18) from a curriculum called Come, Follow Me. Each month, we teach lessons centered around a particular topic. The topic for March is the Atonement of Jesus Christ. The first lesson outline this month is "What is the Atonement of Jesus Christ?" For this lesson, I created the worksheet/handout you see below.

Each fill-in-the-blank answer comes from the section "Atonement of Jesus Christ" in True to the Faith. We read this as a class and filled in the answers as we came across them. I like the visual and the simple format. If you would like this for your class, click the link below to download.

Download here 


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