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January 2016 Visiting Teaching Message

I was so excited to see that this month's visiting teaching message is all about The Family:  A Proclamation to the World.  You might remember that I did a series of posts about the proclamation last year; a link to most of those posts can be found here, and the final two posts are here and here. 

The visiting teaching message can be found at this link.

This month, I decided to create an image to accompany a quotation from the lesson.  It is a reminder that basic doctrines remain unchanged, and that solutions to problems can be found in The Family: A Proclamation to the World.  The image is sized to print at 3x5. 

Photo:  A statue of a family is in the foreground, and the Salt Lake Temple in the background, with a quote by Bonnie L. Oscarson, "The principles set forth [in the Family Proclamation]. . . are as true today as they were when given to us by a prophet of God."



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Thanks for visiting teaching, for families, and for a loving Heavenly Father.

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