For family night tonight, we picked another talk from General Conference to delve into a little more and set a goal from. The talk we picked (okay, I picked this one) was from Sister Linda Burton of the Relief Society General Presidency. I picked a simple and powerful talk. An easy topic for all of my kids while still teaching an important principle.
The title to Sister Burton's talk is First Observe, Then Serve. Enough said. I tried to find something online that I could use, a pre-made family home evening or some ideas for teaching about the General Conference talks. I couldn't find anything! I think I'm still in shock. Google let me down. Google found me lots of super fun activities, coloring sheets and anything else you can think to do during conference. I wonder if there are others who use conference talks to make family home evenings. Cute ones. Fun ones (but most of all simple). There must be. If you know of any, pretty please pass them along.
Until then, I'll just limp along on my own.
Due to my super late start, today's really was barely even a limp. I pulled up the talk on our ROKU (I love our ROKU!) and skipped ahead to where Sister Burton introduces the idea. Just after talking about how observing and serving are Christ-like principles, she shares a few examples from everyday life. We watching for a few of those and then we talked about them.
After discussing her examples, we thought of ways we could serve each other everyday. Or serve our friends in simple and small yet meaningful ways. Tomorrow we'll add observing and serving to our monthly chore/goal charts so we can mark our progress.
I'm still loving the conference tree. So great.
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