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Light the World 2018 Roundup

*I in no way speak for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, all opinions are my own*

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is once again encouraging us to keep Christ in Christmas by “Lighting the World” this December. In fact, they are encouraging us to Light the world (week one), light our communities (week two), light our families (week three), and light our faith (week four).  To do this they have released videos and other resources over on mormong.org.  

Me, along with all my favorite blogging buddies that are also members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (formerly known as “mormon bloggers” hehe), have come together to bring you our best ideas and printable resources for you to help implement this wonderful objective!… Read the rest

Light the World 2018 Lunchbox Challenge

They are changing things up with Light the World this year! Instead of a daily theme and scripture there are going to be 4 weekly themes. I was a little relieved to hear that as I found it a tad overwhelming to do 25 things last year! We tried our best but definitely didn’t do it every day!

Light the World 2018 Lunchbox Challenge, great to do with your kids

So as I updated the popular Light the World lunchbox challenge this year, I adapted it to the four weekly themes. And the good news is there is only 5 challenges per week! Wahoo! One for each school day. You can put these in your child’s lunchbox each day (as the name suggests) and some of the things are meant for them to do right there at school.… Read the rest

Light the World Lunchbox Challenge

light the world free printable challenge cards, great to put in your kids lunches!

Well, the Gratitude & Service Lunchbox Challenge was a good experience for our family! There were definitely a lot of “I forgot”s and “whoops, I didn’t do it”s but we kept plugging along and we did have a few awesome things come of it.  One day Oldest came home and said that “charlie” had been bullying someone on the playground and made them cry. He went over to see if they were OK and then invited them to play with him. Hurray! So hey, I’m gonna chalk that up as a win. If you did the lunchbox challenge with your kids I would love to hear about it!… Read the rest