Do one or more of the following suggestions, or something else that works better for you.
Have a family council (or an individual council) and review the Area plan and make specific monthly plans for yourself and/or your family. Discuss how you will use Family Home Evenings to make progress on your plans.
Set aside a specific day and time each week or month to do family history work, put it on your calendar
Review your individual and family mission plan and schedule specific steps you'll take this year.
Do one or more of the following suggestions, or something else that works better for you.
Check in on one of your neighbors, bring over a favorite snack or treat
Give someone a "heart attack" - write down their strengths, things you admire about them, and why you love them on hearts and post the hearts on their front door or other visible place. You could also give someone a virtual heart attack on social media.
Do one or more of the following suggestions, or something else that works better for you.
Visit a temple as a family and share your feelings about temple work. Also discuss the next ordinance each family member needs and how to prepare to receive that ordinance
Visit with a ward family history consultant to learn a new skill
Evaluate how you are doing with your Family History plan (created in January) for the year and make adjustments
Gardening Tip: Plant warm season vegetables after threat of frost. Good guide is after Mother's Day. (i.e. tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, corn, beans)
Gardening Tip: Consider planting different rows of corn every week (through June) to extend harvest later. Keep weeds in control. Start watching plants for signs of pests.
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Gardening Tip: Keep soil moist through hotter months. Do not over water. One or two good soaks a week usually is enough depending on how hot it is. Keep weeds out and watch for pests.
Do one or more of the following suggestions, or something else that works better for you.
Evaluate your study of the Book of Mormon, identify one area you can improve on and start doing it. If you do not have a daily Book of Mormon study habit, set aside at least 10 minutes each day to read and study the Book of Mormon.
Write down the things you are learning in a notebook or scripture journal
Report what you are learning with your church leaders and friends on Sunday
Gardening Tip: Start planting cool season vegetables seeds (i.e. peas, lettuce, broccoli, carrots, spinach) again for another harvest in the fall.
Do one or more of the following suggestions, or something else that works better for you.
If you are gathering with family members for Thanksgiving, ask relatives questions to learn about Thanksgiving and Christmas traditions of your ancestors
Learn how to upload your own personal stories and photos to familysearch.org. Then upload stories and photos from your immediate family
Find a name and take the name to the temple
Upload pictures of your family to churchofjesuschrist.org so people in the stake can see who you are
Do one or more of the following suggestions, or something else that works better for you.
Discuss as a family and/or make a determination of one thing you'll do to put Christ at the center of your Christmas season
Create a profile on mormon.org and share your testimony with the world
Give a Christ-centered gift (such as a Book of Mormon) to someone who is not a member of the Church
Reflect on the progress you have made this year as an individual and family, write about it in your journal. Share what you wrote with your family or with a friend.