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Ward Leaders


Four Ideas

These Four Ideas make it easier to become a prepared, self-reliant ward. Four Ideas for ward leaders in quorums and relief society.



Lifting Others

Family welfare is about helping others who are in need, those who cannot help themselves. Penny’s Heart is an 8 minute video that shows how one little girl’s life changed the lives of those who helped her.

View it in full-screen with your partner or family.

The Frugal Five

  • Make & Store Food
  • Grain Mills
  • Frugal Abundance
  • Family Garden
  • Preparedness 4 Calamities

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1. Photo of jar of preserved fruit by Barbara Agnew at http://www.flickr.com/photos/hockadilly/4281203509/. 2. I took this photo at our Ward Primary activity where Dads and their children built garden boxes, filled them with earth and sewed seeds.

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