Paper Doll Template printable pdf download

Paper Doll Template

Directions: Cut on dotted line. Fold top paper in half. Then half your halves - keep working it until you have a nice accordion fold,

with your “Relief Society sister” drawing on top. Cut your doll out, being sure to not cut the edge where her hands are.

Discuss how understanding our Relief Society history is essential:

1: It inspires us to be the women of God we need to be. By following the examples of noble Latter-day Saint women,

we can learn from the past how to face the future.

2: Our history teaches that the same principles that existed in the early Church are our foundational principles today. This knowledge and our

purposes—to increase faith and personal righteousness, strengthen families and homes, and help those in need—draw a connection

between our past and our present. (Just like our paper chain sisters

are all connected!)

3: We can better share our spiritual heritage. President Henry B. Eyring, First Counselor in the First Presidency, said: “You pass the heritage

along as you help others receive the gift of charity. … The history of Relief Society is recorded in words and numbers, but the heritage is

passed heart to heart.” (The hearts in the middle of our women symbolize charity. How can we help others receive the gift of charity?)

4: Women who have deep appreciation for the past will be concerned about shaping a righteous future.

(What can I begin to do this month to help shape a righteous future for myself? for my family? for others?)

Paper Doll Template