I’m a little slow getting these out, but I’m happy to continue sharing these free printables that correspond with the monthly LDS visiting teaching message. You can find the January Visiting Teaching Message here: The Attributes of Jesus Christ: Obedient Son and scroll down to download the printables using the link below.
You can download all of the January 2015 Visiting Teaching Printables by clicking the link below. They’re available in a printable PDF document – there are two bookmarks and one 4×6 photo size quote. Simply print at home on white cardstock.
Click here to download the January 2015 Visiting Teaching Printables
If you enjoy these quotes please tell your friends where they can find them by sharing via Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter! Thank you so much!
I was just searching your site last night looking for these…love them! Thanks for making them. I have searched for other printable…but your by far are the BEST! My visiting teachers peeps love them. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for these. They’re great!
Thank you so much for doing these. I, very much, appreciate it!!
Hi Rebecca! How fun to follow a link to this page and recognize your beautiful smile!!!! You are amazing. Your blog is awesome…thank you for the VT printables. hugs~
How fun! Glad you found me Kari…have a great week! 🙂
Just printed, thanks Becca! (: XO
You’re so welcome girls! Love to hear of people actually using them!! 🙂
I love these, but they print so light. Am I the only one having trouble with that? Any way to darken them up?
Hmmmm…I literally just printed mine and they came out looking exactly as they look on the screen. If you check your printer settings you should be able to darken the printing from your end. LMK if you’re able to make them work Amy! 🙂
Thank you so very much for sharing your time and talents!
These are beautiful, Thank you so much! I know it is a sacrifice of time, how unselfish of you.
Thank you so much for these printouts!
The catch is the print is so light, making them very difficult to read. Mind you, the letters “O” “D” “I” and “C” in the word “Obedience” were readable as they are a darker color originally. As we Visit Teach older sisters, (think of the ages/eyesight of the First Presidency/Quorum of the Twelve wives) and if you can, please make the font as dark as possible in the future; thus readable for all our sisters.
You are terrific! I thank you so much for your handouts to share with our dear sisters!