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Week 47 | November 11 - November 17

This weeks lessons is a great opportunity to learn and teach about Faith. In Hebrews 11 we get to read about some great people who were examples of having faith. Use the cute finger puppets as you read or summarize the story of each person. 

A Mystery Scripture Story for Hebrews 11 is included in your materials this week as a bonus activity. You can use it for older children to study right out of the bible about the people in the scriptures that had such great faith.

There are also bible videos available you can use to help teach.

After giving the examples of faithful people discuss as a family how we can have more faith. Use the family definition poster and seeds to come up with your own definition of faith. You can write the definition on the poster and use a seed for each member of the family. Or everyone can write their own definition on a seed and put it on the poster. Display the faith poster in your home all week.

Complete the coloring page to teach that Heavenly Father and Jesus will help us and will never leave us alone. 

One of the bonus ideas is to talk about sacrifice and the sacrament. Use the sheep craft and symbols page to help teach about these subjects.

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We hope this lesson helps strengthened your faith as a family this week!

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Come Follow Me FHE Team

Photos by: Janalee Berentzen and Rochelle Divett

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