Scriptures
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Old Testament |
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 Old Testament storyline books. A chart showing which books in the Old Testament contain the main storyline (the “backbone” narrative) and which books contain smaller stories or other writings that are set within the main storyline (the “ribs”). |
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 Structural chapter reading chart: The Old Testament. A reading chart for keeping track of your progress as you read the Old Testament. The chart also depicts the overall structure of Old Testament, as well as the internal structure of individual books, to help you get the big picture as you read. |
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New Testament |
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 Structural chapter reading chart: The New Testament. A reading chart for keeping track of your progress as you read the New Testament. The chart also depicts the overall structure of New Testament, as well as the internal structure of individual books, to help you get the big picture as you read. |
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Book of Mormon |
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 Structural chapter reading chart: The Book of Mormon. A reading chart for keeping track of your progress as you read the Book of Mormon. The chart also depicts the overall structure of the Book of Mormon, as well as the internal structure of individual books, to help you get the big picture as you read. |
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 Book of Mormon original chapter breaks. A table showing where the chapter divisions were in the original Book of Mormon manuscript (which chapter breaks were, by the way, almost certainly specified by the original authors). |
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Doctrine and Covenants |
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 Structural chapter reading chart: The Doctrine and Covenants. A reading chart for keeping track of your progress as you read the Doctrine and Covenants. The chart also depicts the overall structure of the Doctrine and Covenants, as well as the internal structure of individual sections, to help you get the big picture as you read. |
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 Geographical timeline of early Church history.A timeline from 1820 to 1850 that (like the seminary bookmark for the Old Testament) shows the major migrations of the Saints from New York all the way to Utah. This is particularly useful to help you remember what was going on at any given time when reading the Doctrine and Covenants. |
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 D&C overview handouts. Some handouts (a chart, a timeline, a reading diagram, and a reading checklist) that serve as a useful overview of the Doctrine and Covenants, showing how they fit into the big picture of early Church history. |
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Gospel Topics
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 General conference notes worksheet. A two-page aid for taking notes in general conference, especially useful for teens or youngsters who are just learning how to pay attention, what to look for, and how to apply it.English Español Nederlands |
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 Fourteen Fundamentals in Following the Prophet handouts and games. Handouts, worksheets, and Memory card game based on Ezra Taft Benson’s classic talk, “14 Fundamentals in Following the Prophet.” Each principle has an accompanying icon. See if you can match them! Great for Family Home Evening or Church class lessons. |
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 Scripture notes symbols. The key to a set of symbols I made up for when I’m writing notes in my scriptures. They’re useful for saving space, and I frequently use them for other purposes, like my pocket calendar or when listening to talks or presentations. |
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 Outline for organizing a talk. A Word document that comes with a ready-made outline which you can fill in with your ideas for a talk on just about any subject. There is an outline view and a chart view, whichever makes more sense to you. |
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4 Responses to “Handouts”
How do you recommend using the scripture notes symbols? Do you use it as a form of shorthand when writing margin notes?
Yes, that’s exactly how I use it—in the margins of my scriptures. For example, Alma 25:4–5 says,
In verse 5, I underlined “perish by fire,” and in the margin next to it, I drew the symbol for Prophecy followed by the reference “Mosiah 17:15.” In that passage, Abinadi says,
In verse 15, I underlined “death by fire,” and in the margin next to it, I drew the symbol for Fulfillment followed by the reference “Alma 25:5.” I’ve found it to be a very handy system.
Great resources! I am really enjoying your work. Please keep it up! PS, Add me to your feed if you can ;o)
Thank you for your work in preparing great study aids for the D&C. I’ve been searching for a great reading chart for the D&C. Thanks