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Faith Experience Ideas

Hi! So today I am going to give you a bunch of ideas for personalized Faith experiences. The people I got the ideas from will be credited at the bottom of the blog. All of these ideas can also be used for ten hour final value projects.
  • Record Family Stories from Family Members and Compile Family History
  • Compile a Family Recipe Book
  • Compile a Family Testimony Book
  • Write your own personal history
  • Collect your favorite scriptures and write a testimony of each one
  • Compile quotes from General Authorities about faith, and record your testimony of living prophets and apostles.
  • Create a blog featuring your personal testimony of the Gospel.
  • Create a day by day calendar with quotes from General Authorities about Faith.
  • Create a piece of art that portrays your testimony of the Gospel.
  • Help a primary child memorize all 13 Articles of Faith, and share your testimony of the Articles of Faith with them.
  • Hold a party for watching General Conference with your family or fellow Young Women.
  • Hold a special event for all the children getting baptized that year.
  • Interview friends, family, and ward members about their faith, and create a video sharing those testimonies.
  • Keep a regular scripture journal, recording your impressions as you read.
  • Learn a song that describes your faith in Jesus Christ, and sing/play it in a church meeting.
  • Learn how to crochet and make something that describes your testimony of the gospel.
  • Learn how to cross-stitch and make something that describes your testimony of the gospel.
  • Learn how to knit and make something that describes your testimony of the gospel.
  • Make a conference Binder and take notes during General Conference about what the talks teach you about  faith in Jesus Christ.
  • Make a scrapbook about your faith in Jesus Christ.Make baptism books to give to primary kids when they’re baptized; include your written testimony of baptism.
  • Memorize “The Family: A Proclamation to the World,” and record how it has strengthened your faith in God and His plan for you.
  • Memorize “The Living Christ.” As you do, consider the Savior’s influence in your life and how your faith in Him has increased. Practice following the Savior’s example.
  • Memorize all 25 Scripture Mastery verses and record your testimony of the gospel truths they teach.
  • Memorize an inspiring poem, and record how it influenced your testimony.
  • Memorize Your Patriarchal Blessing. Record your testimony of how it will bless and strengthen you throughout your life.
  • Put together a book of devotionals to use in Young Women’s, Family Home Evening, Girls Camp, or Seminary.
  • Read a book about faith by a General Authority and record how your testimony has grown.
  • Read and study the Doctrine and Covenants.
  • Read and study the New Testament.
  • Read and study the Old Testament.
  • Read the Work and the Glory series.
  • Sew scripture bags to give primary kids when they’re baptized, including your written testimony of baptism.
  • Take a family history class in your ward or branch. Collect existing stories of your relatives or others who have demonstrated faith, or interview family members or others and record their stories.
  • Think of faith as a seed as you help plant, care for, and harvest a vegetable garden. Record in your journal how you can nourish, care for, and strengthen your faith.
  • Visit a church history location and create a scrapbook based on the trip, highlighting the faith of church members of that time period, and the testimony you gained from that visit.
  • Write a story, play, song, or poem about your faith in Jesus Christ and share it with friends and family.
  • Write and illustrate a children’s story about faith, and read it to a primary class.
  • Write letters to missionaries, asking them about their experiences sharing the gospel and how their faith has been strengthened.

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