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Updated 8/10/99

The Seminary email list will sponsor a Family Home Evening at BYU the evening before the CES Symposium officially begins.

WHAT:SYMPOSIUM FHE
WHEN:MONDAY, 9 AUGUST 1999
TIME:7:00 P.M. (...should last "about" an hour)
WHERE:HELAMAN HALLS PATIO AREA
*********(It's easy to find, but ask at the main desk in the Helaman Halls Cannon Center, if you're unsure where it is)

PROGRAM:
  • Welcome
  • Hymn / Prayer
  • Ice-Breaker Activity
  • Scripture Mastery Presentation
    *********by Ken Alford
    		•
  • Hymn / Prayer
  • Refreshments
  • Clean-up *********
    *********
    • This will be a fun way to get to know the other members of the list and also gain some new ideas to use with your Seminary class this year!

    To help us get a tentative "count", please let Brother Hooker (email: [email protected]) know if you're planning on attending.

    Information by:
    Carl

    We can't have a good FHE without refreshments, right?

    So, I'm looking for a few volunteers to bring something...

    Specifically:

    Please reply to Sue by Aug 2 if you want to help. Last year we had waaaayyyy too much food, so I'm going to let people know how much to bring later in the week when I get a count of attendees.
    Thanks for helping!

    Sue
    (Both Individuals can be reached throught the list Dan)

    PICTURES and NOTES
    From all of us, to all of you. We love you and wish you were here.

    Very Large Image A group picture

    Notes by:
    Annette Davies
    Hillsboro MO.
    Seminary Teacher

    Annette's Motto:
    Do your best and let the angels do the rest

    		 Dan Gillming
    Penn Valley CA
    Support Services for Sue

    Dan's Motto:
    Get people like Annette to help and let the angels have a break!

    Aprox 153 but they kept moving and showing up! By the end it looked like close to 200.

    Conducting Carl
    Opening Song: We Thank thee oh God for a Prophet
    Opening Prayer by:

    Several Awards were given, but I didn't get all the Names or Awards. If you can add any please drop me a note.

    AwardResult/Name
    least # students1
    Farthest travelKorea
    ClosestCedar City
    Most times called6
    Earliest Start5:20
    Soonest CalledYesterday
    Longest Serving27 years
    Largest Class37
    2 cents awardNancy
    Thanks for helping outSue
    Annette
    Tim
    Debra
    Self Nominated Awards
    Longest MessageNo Takers
    Opps I accidently sent my letter to Grandma to the whole list!No Takers
    I have deleted everything can someone please repost it allNo Takers
    List AppreciationCarl

    Lesson by Ken Alford

    Ken recommends the purchase of the BELLHOP style bells to use during games. 1 for each team. They can be bought inexpensively at Office or Teacher supply stores (under $5, I think he said about $2).

    Taught Stand on your Head and Cats Claws Games. Anyone write down the rules? Please send them to me!

    Ken encouraged teachers not to wait until the lesson containing the Scripture Mastery verse to introduce that verse; but rather, get them out to the students quickly so that teachers can use all 25 in the games and lessons as the year progresses. If you wait, some verses will only be in use for 1 or 2 weeks. One suggestion he made was to use them for the first month�s devotionals.

    Ken talked about things students remember after they are out of seminary:

    Relate SM verses to stories and experiences. Example: Relate Job 19:25-26 to Fork Story. (Story to follow)
    Teach to use the bible effectively. (Footnotes, Dictionary, Concordance) What will they do when you're not there to show them.
    Build a scripture chain for each SM verse.

    Closing Prayer:

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