A Banquet of Delicious Ideas
for the Enrichment Leader

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Description:

This book is for your inspiration as a Relief Society Home, Family, and Personal Enrichment Leader. We like to think of it as a “banquet” of ideas; the table is decorated with all the finest linen, chinaware, utensils, and “foods” of every delicious kind. Each of these items on our banquet table of ideas is something that you can take with you. These are ideas that are for you to teach, encourage, inspire, and uplift the sisters in your wards.

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Reviews of this book:

“There are so many little ideas in this book that can really do so much to help with our wards enrichment nights. I am looking forward to putting quite a few of the ideas to work. My favorite by far is the mini class “what’s cooking”. The invitations that look like aprons! What a great idea. Having graduated from culinary school these basics are a great way to start the passion of cooking in others. Thanks for the book and again can’t wait to use the ideas.”

-Annie Nelson

“This is a wonderful book and the best enrichment book I have ever read or purchased. This book is like a “ready resource manual ” for enrichment leaders and all who are involved in the enrichment program. Each idea is complete with how-to do invitations, the table display, spiritual lesson, mini classes, hand outs and even include recipes for refreshments. Pictures help bring the ideas full circle.

This is wonderful for newbies to the enrichment program because it teaches and guides with real plans how to handle all facets of the enrichment program from start to the finish. Even someone with experience in enrichment will appreciate having a “ready resource” to make the planning and preparation easier. Stumped for ideas of possible group activities…this book also includes ideas for mid week group activities that are current and fun . Great Job Shiloah and Dawn for coming up with a practical easy to read guide on enrichment programing.

Please consider creating subsequent volumes of this.”

Janet Crandall
Dover, Delaware