Twenty-three well-known LDS women were invited to write articles for this book, and it became an LDS best-seller! Recognize them as women of charm, experience, and wisdom. Mark them as individuals with real, meaningful messages for all women. Appreciate them for their willingness to share their love and experience with others. Respect them as Latter-day Saints, with values based on eternal principles of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Profit from the hundreds of seeds of happiness they have sown in this remarkable book. Draw from the wide variety of chapters those ideas which have special meaning for you--chapters written for the teenage woman, the young mother, the parent of a maturing family, the career woman, the grandmother, the widow--for women in every stage of life. Find practical help in the hundreds of ideas for more efficient living. Glean suggestions for child-rearing, for better education of children, for teaching home skills to youth, and for helping young people become mature individuals. Utilize the host of ideas for increasing creativity, for improving skills in communication, in music, and in the art of friendship. Gain insights concerning femininity in dress, charm, poise, marital relationships, and the roles of woman in today's world. Discover thoughts and inspiration to lend guidance in the major decisions of life.

The Joy of Being a Woman: Guidance for Meaningful Living by Outstanding LDS Women

Duane S. Crowther

Jean D. Crowther

Parenting & Relationships

Horizon Publishers & Distributors, Inc.

For many young girls, the years between 11 and 16 are frustrating times. They are too old for many of their former pleasures; yet the excitment of dating, dances and romance are still off in the future because they are "too young." Often they wait around, wasting these "in-between" years, and fighting against rules set up by their parents and other adults. Sometimes they ignore the rules and push ahead, maturing too soon. This easily-read book is written to help every young girl understand that there's much she can accomplish right now. It tells what can be done and explains how to do it, focusing on six major areas: - improving her appearance, - developing her personality, - enjoying her family, - becoming a better friend, - learning the delights of boys as friends, and - increasing her testimony of God. This book, with its interesting examples and positive suggestions, can change the problem of "waiting to grow up" into a fun and productive process. Mothers and other adults can use this book also to help young women develop into their full potential. What Do I Do Now, Mom? is the love-filled counsel of a talented leader of youth, an experienced teacher, a well- known author, and a capable mother of eight children. She knows the heartbreaks and happiness that characterize the life of many young girls, and gives down-to-earth guidance that can truly help them change, improve and grow.

What Do I Do Now, Mom?: Growing-Up Guidance for Young Teenage Girls

Religion & Spirituality

Horizon Pub & Dist Inc

Designs included: Joseph Smith Brigham Young John Taylor Wilford Woodruff Lorenzo Snow Joseph F. Smith Heber J. Grant George Albert Smith David O. McKay Joseph Fielding Smith Harold B. Lee Spencer W. Kimball Ezra Taft Benson

Prophets of the Restoration: Portraits of Latter-Day Saint Prophets in Counted Cross-Stitch

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have been counseled to display pictures of the temples in their homes to remind themselves and their families of their eternal goal of exaltation together. This book of temple patterns has been designed and charted for counted cross stitching to help members follow this counsel and to assist them in beautifying their surroundings. Temple building took on an exciting new emphasis in 1997, when President Gordon B. Hinckley announced the concept of "small" temples to the Church. Since the exterior design of these small temples is very similar, I have chosen to provide patterns of specific temples with an effort to show views from different angles. I then have included the available variations known at the time of publication of stone colors, Angel Moroni's direction, landscaping details, etc. Directions are included on how to use these variations to customize the particular temple being stitched. It is hoped that this approach to designing will furnish the stitcher with the ability to create a unique pattern for the individual temple desired. Over the years, I have heard from hundreds of people who have indicated the enjoyment that these temple patterns have provided them. They have stitched lovely pieces of art for themselves and to be shared with their families and friends. May all the recipients of these cross-stitch pieces draw strength and inspiration for everyday life from having this stitchery in their homes, and may we all be blessed by the guidance, instruction and inspiration received in the sacred temples. - Jean D. Crowther

The New Small Temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: Counted Cross-Stitch Patterns for Current & Future Small Temples

Included in this book are artistically updated patterns of the eleven LDS temples located in the state of Utah. There are detailed instructions, two alphabets for personalization, a wedding sampler, six borders, and a complete listing of all the temples world-wide with their dedication dates. This book is the ninth in Horizon Publishers’ series of counted cross-stitch pattern books depicting nearly all the LDS Temples throughout the world.

The Utah Temples: Counted Cross-Stitch of Temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

This leaflet contains a counted cross-stitch pattern of the temple located in Phoenix, Arizona, detailed instructions, and a black &amp; white picture of the completed project. The design size of the temple is 78 x 136 squares.

The Phoenix Arizona Temple

This leaflet contains a counted cross-stitch pattern of the temple located in Payson, Utah, detailed instructions, and a black &amp; white picture of the completed project. The design size of the temple is 103 x 96 squares.

The Payson Utah Temple

This leaflet contains a counted cross-stitch pattern of the temple located in Gilbert, Arizona, detailed instructions, and a black &amp; white picture of the completed project. The design size of the temple is 114 x 82 squares.

The Gilbert Arizona Temple (Cross-stitch Pattern)

This leaflet contains a counted cross-stitch pattern of the temple located in Kansas City, Missouri, detailed instructions, and a black &amp; white picture of the completed project. The design size of the temple is 71 x 86 squares.

The Kansas City Missouri Temple

This book contains counted cross-stitch Patterns of temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. There are detailed instructions, alphabets for personalization, borders, and a complete listing of all the temples worldwide with their dedication dates. This book is part of the Horizon Publishers' series of counted cross-stitch pattern books depicting nearly all the LDS Temples throughout the world.

9 New Mormon Temples: Counted Cross-stitch Patterns of Temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Horizon Publishers: an imprint of Cedar Fort Inc.

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