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Showing posts with label certificate. Show all posts

Monday, January 30, 2012

Faith in God Award

Last January 15, 2012 the certificates for the Faith in God Award was distributed to the two primary graduates who were able to accomplish their wonderful Faith in God goals. I know those kids worked hard for this and they are really valiant during every primary activity that we had.

Due to the fact that we have limited resources and budget, we, the leaders of our ward primary presidency are always looking for creative ways on how we can maximize the given budget without sacrificing  the learning growth of the kids. Primary activities are always simple yet enjoyable in nature. Every child learns on how he or she can accomplish the given goals that can help strengthen their testimony in the church.


Faith in God Basic Requirements

An important part of faith in God is keeping your baptismal covenant and staying spiritually strong. To help you develop faith and resist temptation, do the following things:
  • • Pray daily to Heavenly Father.
  • • Read the scriptures regularly.
  • • Keep the commandments and live “My Gospel Standards”.
  • • Honor your parents and be kind to your family.
  • • Pay your tithing and attend tithing settlement.
  • • Attend sacrament meetings and Primary regularly.

For further details on what Faith in God is all about, how it can be achieved, requirements needed, and why it is given to all primary kids who are eight (8) years old and above, click on this link.


This is the certificate that was given to the two primary graduates. This certificate was not made by me and I give credit to its owner. If you want to download and use this, you can find it here.

You can also use these certificates, which are found (downloadable) in this site.




As primary leaders I know that we all aim in helping the little ones finish their Faith in God goals to help them strengthen their faith and testimony in God. I hope you can make use of this post.



Have a great day!