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Scripture study just got more fun for kids! Our ki

Scripture study just got more fun for kids! Our kids' marking guide for Helaman 1-6 is perfect to help your children LOVE what they are learning and become confident in their ability to understand the scriptures.

These guides are carefully made so that kids can study and learn all by themselves. They are designed to give children success in their scripture study so that they grow up knowing and loving the scriptures.

These guides are included in every RHH weekly kit to make scripture time exciting and meaningful!

To learn more go to www.theredheadedhostess.com > weekly kits

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Building a strong spiritual foundation is essentia

Building a strong spiritual foundation is essential in today's world. We all have different ways of doing it, and we'd love to hear from you!

What's one way you strengthen your spiritual foundation? Share your thoughts and inspire others in the comments below!
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"It is now time that we each implement extraordinary measures-perhaps measures we have never taken before to strengthen our personal spiritual foundations."

President Russell M. Nelson
October 2021 General Conference

If you would have asked me as a teenager who "scri

If you would have asked me as a teenager who "scriptorians" were, I probably would have said something like:

An older man
A religion professor at BYU
Someone with advanced degrees
Someone who has a huge library

That was my impression. My view was that scriptorians were few in number and had unique skill sets. In addition, I generally thought that women were not scriptorians - not because they were not smart enough to become one, but because that was not the message I was receiving. I was more likely to hear, "my husband is the one who knows the scriptures in our home;' and that sent the message to me that this was not an expectation to have in myself.

Then I read this quote from President Kimball and it was like a lightning bolt hit me. This message held immense power and it changed my life.

"I stress again the deep need each woman has to study the scriptures. We want our homes to be blessed with sister scriptorians-whether you are single or married, young or old, widowed or living in a family.

"Regardless of your particular circumstances, as you become more and more familiar with the truths of the scriptures, you will be more and more effective in keeping the second great commandment, to love your neighbor as yourself. Become scholars of the scriptures-not to put others down, but to lift them up! After all, who has any greater need to "treasure up" the truths of the gospel (on which they may call in their moments of need) than do women and mothers who do so much nurturing and teaching?"

President Spencer W. Kimball | October 1979 general conference

"Sister scriptorians" became a phrase that I wanted to identify with and I began a journey of seeking to become that very thing.

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Last week something remarkable happened - I had a

Last week something remarkable happened - I had a completely empty house for the first time in months!

I love the relaxed days of summer, but I have to admit I welcome the routine and fresh start of school starting again. One of the things that gets a kick start at this time of year is our Come, Follow Me routine.

If you’re in the same boat, here are three things that might help:

‣ Start with a family council. Get buy-in from everyone at the beginning by explaining how important family scripture study is and some of the blessings that can come. Talk through the best time of day to come together and how you want it to work.

‣ Plan the week on Sunday. Spend a few minutes each Sunday planning what and how you will teach this week. Not every night needs to be the same, maybe once a week you will take a topic from the FSY booklet, or work on a spiritual goal together.

‣ Be flexible and expect bumps in the road. Some nights will be busy (or filled with that dreaded Math homework) and some won’t go as planned. Have some easy lessons ready to go, like the illustrated stories, one of the Book of Mormon videos, or an episode of Drawn In.

And now I’m curious, do you find keeping up with Come, Follow Me harder or easier in the summer? Share all your thoughts in the comments!

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