Category: Easter

mormon.org’s latest animated video “Jo...

Posted by Guest Author | Sep 12, 2018 | church, Easter, forgiveness, learning | 0 |

Goodbye pageants?

by Guest Author | Oct 27, 2018 | church history, culture & art, Easter, entertainment, Uncategorized | 0 |

Are pageants now a thing of the past? “Local celebrations of culture and history may be appropriate. Larger productions, such as pageants, are discouraged.”

mormon.org’s latest animated video “Journey Through Grief” will transport you from heartache to hope

by Guest Author | Sep 12, 2018 | church, Easter, forgiveness, learning | 0 |

From heartache to hope, take a journey through the grieving process.

Mormons celebrate #PalmSundayWithThePope in the cradle of Christianity: Rome, Italy!

by dyejo | Apr 11, 2017 | #PrinceOfPeace, Easter | 0 |

What would it be like to spend the week leading up to Easter in Rome and Florence? What if you could spend #PalmSundayWithThePope?

Two great ideas on engaging Primary and Youth in the Easter #PrinceOfPeace initiative!

by dyejo | Mar 30, 2017 | #PrinceOfPeace, Easter, family & children, youth & scouting | 0 |

The Easter campaign this year has 8 days of devotionals (or PRINCIPLES of PEACE), each one sharing a character trait we can learn from the Savior. Check out these two great activities for Primary-aged and youth-aged kids!

#PrinceOfPeace, the Church’s Easter initiative, is seeing some great user-generated content created!

by dyejo | Mar 25, 2017 | #PrinceOfPeace, Easter | 0 |

The hashtag #PrinceOfPeace is all over the internet this Easter. Want to see some of the best content?

3D NAIL YOUR SINS TO THE CROSS craft kit (Is this a good idea for Primary-aged kids?)

by Guest Author | Feb 26, 2017 | #PrinceOfPeace, 3D Nail Your Sins to the Cross craft kit (Is this a good idea from Primary-aged kids?), Easter, humor, primary & nursery | 0 |

We are guessing these kits do not sell particularly well in the “Jello belt” areas of heavily-populated Mormon country (i.e., Utah, Idaho, Nevada, and parts of California), but you never know . . .