It’s time to say goodbye to another month, and begin again. I’m actually a little bit ok with it because that just means we’re getting closer to Spring. Here in Idaho we still are covered in snow, and I mean covered! Last week I started thinking about this month’s Visiting Teaching message, and what I could share. I thought of the word ‘Power’ and thought of using Powerade, but I already shared that before (you can see that idea HERE). I then got a little sidetracked with St. Patrick’s day and chocolate, haha. After thinking about the idea for a little bit, I decided it would be great for my March 2017 Visiting Teaching Idea.
I love the March 2017 Visiting Teaching message, and it even includes one of my favorite scriptures, Ether 12:27. But this month I decided to go with a St. Patrick’s day theme, and incorporate some delicious gold candy.
We all need to be reminded of who we are and how special each of us are, so I went decided to focus this month’s idea around the phrase:
“You are more precious than gold!”
Whenever we read or study about Jesus Christ’s Atonement, we should be reminded of our worth. Our Savior loves us so much that he came to earth to die for us. He has felt our pains and our suffering, and through the enabling power of Jesus Christ and His atoning sacrifice our weaknesses can be made strong, and our trials can be made light.
Would the sisters you Visit Teach enjoy their very own jar of ‘gold’ and a little reminder to help them know who they are and just how amazing and special they are? Here is what you’ll need, and I am sharing some great printables to make your job even easier!
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March 2017 Visiting Teaching Idea
For my treats, I chose to put them in a small wide-mouth jar. Since I chose to use a jar, I created a jar topper to go with it. You can find the printable at the bottom of this post, and since not everyone will use wide-mouth jars, I included jar toppers for both wide-mouth and normal jars.
Next, you need some ‘gold’ to fill your jar. I went to the grocery store and found some gold wrapped chocolates that would be perfect. You could also use gold chocolate coins or find some other item that is gold.
I then created 3 small tags to tie to my jar. The first one has the phrase, “You are more precious than gold!”. The next one has a scripture from the message and the third tag is the ‘Consider This’ question. All you have to do is print and cut and then attach them to your jar or item of your choice. I had some green and white twine that I used to attach my tags, but you could use any type of green or gold ribbon.
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Click HERE to print my March 2017 Visiting Teaching Printables!
Teacher or YW Gift Idea
Wouldn’t these make cute teacher gifts as well? Just use the Jar Topper tag and the ‘More precious than gold’ tags to attach to your jar of gold for the perfect teacher gift.
You could even give them to the YW in your Ward, and encourage them to pass of a Knowledge Personal Progress requirement.
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I hope you enjoy my March 2017 Visiting Teaching Idea, and are able to use it this month. I would love to hear if you do, so leave me a comment. Or snap a picture and share it with me on Instagram.
Thank you so much for stopping by. I hope you have a wonderful day!
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We are new to the Warrenton, MO Ward. I think I will make 2 of these and give them to our Sisters. I love them already!
Thanks for the great idea!
Thank you, Victoria. 🙂 I hope the wonderful sisters you delivered these to enjoyed them.
Thank you Sheena for sharing your awesome talents with us! I know my visiting teaching sisters will love this handout.
Thank you, Karen. 🙂
This is great. Thank you.
Thanks, Kareem. Glad you like the idea and printables. 🙂
Love this! I’m doing them for several people, not just those I visit teach. So easy and quick and spreads love.
Thank you, Janel. I am so glad that you like the idea and printables and will be sharing with others. I hope everyone enjoys the treats. 🙂
Thank you for generously sharing these awesome printables!
You are very welcome, Shannon. 🙂 Glad you like the printables.
Thanks. So cute.
Thanks, Katherine! 🙂
SO cute!! I love the design and I love the message– it fits so well together! Love it 🙂
Thanks, Emily! 🙂
Thank you so much! These are adorable. You save me soooo much time. Bless you!
You are so sweet, Lealeth. Your comment made me smile. I am so happy to hear that you enjoyed the idea, and that it made life a little easier, that’s exactly why I share these ideas. 🙂
Thank you so much for these cute gift jars! I will definitely use them for the ladies I visit teach and I may make some for others in my ward too. Darling!
Thank you, Maurine. I’m glad you like the idea and printables. I hope the wonderful ladies you give them to enjoy them as well. 🙂 Thank you for the kind comment.
Sheena, I love your ideas! You were referred by your cousin Jennifer Perron Stevenson.
I was very blessed to have been her visiting teacher in WI. Now I live in Texas.
So I want to thank you for your creative ideas! Keep them coming! Sincerely, Anna 🙂
Thank you, Anna, for your sweet comment. Jennifer is so great, I am grateful to be a part of her family. I grew up in Texas, and loved it. Enjoy some good BBQ for me. 🙂
Cute idea. I visit teach at an assistant living facility. My sisters will love this.