Likening Moses unto us

Given the right context, scriptures can often take on a more personal meaning!
 

Back (in your) home again

Our local missionaries have had restrictions on dinner appointments for the past several month. They've just been lifted a bit, and the elders are super excited about being able to eat with members — and not have to cook for themselves!
 

One day at a time

Just a reminder that General Conference is coming this weekend! 

I've been a little remiss (actually, I've been out of town) — if you haven't yet, be sure to download your copy of the Ward Cartoonist's Activity Packet for General Conference! It's chock full of things to help kids (and adults) stay focused on the messages and have fun! And it goes great with General Conference Cinnamon Rolls if you're so lucky!
 

Sketchbook: Let my people go

Please note that I do not use the name "Karen" anywhere in this sketch. 
 

From the bottom up

I wonder why I never thought of doing this when I was ward clerk.
 

What’s on your menu?

This may be a little early for our Come, Follow Me. 

One of my dad's favorite scriptures is from Numbers, when the children of Israel were complaining about having nothing but manna to eat. The Lord promises to send quail, so they can eat "until it come out at your nostrils."

Lesson learned: Never complain about manna

 

It's a stick, not a jab

This idea comes from faithful reader Christina B.