Mormons and Mormonism are all over the news lately, from last year’s Jimmermania, to Mitt Romney’s lead in the Republican primaries of this year. Add to that The Book of Mormon Musical‘s attention and awards, and the rising popularity (outside of the Church) of segments of the Bloggernacle like Mormon Mommy Blogs, and you have something of a perfect storm. Almost nobody has notheard about Mormons of late.If you’ve spent much time exploring “all things Mormon” on the ‘net, you’ve probably noticed there are tons of blogs to follow, forums of all shapes and sizes, and even plenty of outlets that encourage cynicism over faith. In all this, where does one go to do things like promote their blog to the LDS community, get a question answered, or just participate in faith-based discussions regarding doctrine, our faith, and our role in the world? Well there’s a new best answer to those questions: ZionList.com http://networkedblogs.com/qEC1S
Daily Archives: November 28, 2011
Christmas Advent Calendar Ideas/Etc
Christmas Bucket Advent November 27, 2011 By Beckie Counting down the days until Christmas is a source of excitement for kids throughout the month of December. Caroline from The Feminist Housewife created an awesome bucket and branch advent calendar that totally rivals the Pottery Barn inspiration. I know this has been around for awhile, but I still just love it. Not to mention, Caroline nailed this knock off!http://networkedblogs.com/qEQcL
LDS Printable Christmas Advent Calendar By Rachel Bruner, About.com Guide This printable Christmas advent calendar comes with cute pictures, wonderful scriptures, and fun activities to help you and your family remember the true meaning of Christmas. http://lds.about.com/od/crafts/a/advent_calendar.htm
Christmas Around the World Advent Every day in December, we learned how kids in different countries celebrate Christmas. We read one each day and tried to do the same activities if we could. I have saved this file and we pull it out each year. I didn’t take many pictures, but here are a few we did. http://preschoolalphabet.blogspot.com/2011/11/christmas-around-world-advent.html
Bible Verse Advent Cards – FREE PRINTABLES! If you stopped by yesterday, you saw my post about Advent Calendars.So far, we have four in our house and I’m thinking we might need a fifth… Haha! The Happy Hubby came into the kitchen yesterday and was like, “How many of these things do we have to keep up with every day?”I smiled and said very matter-of-fact-ly, “ALL OF THEM!”But in all of my Advent Calendar Internet searching, I couldn’t find anything that had a printable for little cards to put in each Advent pocket that featured Bible Verses from the Christmas story. http://happyhomefairy.com/2010/11/30/bible-verse-advent-cards-free-printables/
Advent calendar Printable {life and lauren mckinsey} {products} it’s the most wonderful time of the year! Posted on December 2, 2011 by Lauren McKinsey Driving home in the car a few nights ago i overheard a discussion that broke my heart. the discussion started like this. ” i’m not really excited about christmas this year”. that comment made me catch my breath. http://laurenmckinsey.com/2011/12/life-and-lauren-mckinsey-products-its-the-most-wonderful-time-of-the-year/
Countdown to Christmas with this Printable Advent Calendar by Marie on November 28, 2011 I’ve got the fabulously talented Juliann Law of PB J&J here, with a Free Printable for the holiday season. It’s time to count down the holidays and we’re sharing a fun Christmas Countdown, a puzzle for the kids to create.You could hang it on your fridge, add it to a frame on the fireplace mantle, or add some ribbon to the top of the paper and place it in your child’s room for a fun decoration. http://www.makeandtakes.com/countdown-to-christmas-with-this-printable-advent-calendar?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+makeandtakes+%28Make+and+Takes%29
Bringing in Holiday Cheer with Decorating and Traditions
by Marie on November 25, 2011
It’s that time of year… the holidays are here! The turkey has been cooked, eaten, and made into leftovers for sandwiches. It’s now time to start spreading the holiday cheer. And what better way to do it than decorating the house with all the festive frills and flare.
In our family, we celebrate Christmas and begin the month long celebration by decorating our tree. The Christmas tree sets the mood for the rest of the month, our holiday wouldn’t be the same without it.
http://www.makeandtakes.com/bringing-in-holiday-cheer-with-decorating-and-traditions
2012 Primary Resources, Etc
Blessings by Laura Story- Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqCfVuPd-QY&feature=grec_index