My fellow Primary Music Leaders—
After many hours of work, I have just finished designing flipcharts for all of the Christmas songs from the LDS Children’s Songbook. I had such fun drawing all these images, and I am delighted to be able to share them with you!
Printing in color is expensive, so, as always, my flipcharts are designed with simple black and white illustrations so that you can color them yourself. It saves a LOT of money if you’re a regular flipchart user like I am. Plus it’s fun!
- Away in a Manger (#42)
- Christmas Bells (#54)
- Have a Very Merry Christmas! (#51)
- Little Jesus (#39)
- Mary’s Lullaby (#44)
- Once within a Lowly Stable (#41)
- Picture a Christmas (#50)
- Samuel Tells of the Baby Jesus (#36)
- Sleep, Little Jesus (#47)
- Stars Were Gleaming (#37)
- The Nativity Song (#52)
- The Shepherd’s Carol (Round) (#40)
- There Was Starlight on the Hillside (#40)
- When Joseph Went to Bethlehem (#38)
- Who Is the Child? (#46)
FAQ: Isn’t it against Church policy to use cartoon images of Christ?
Because this question is brought up a lot, I would like to address it here. I have done a lot of research, studied the Church Handbook cover to cover, and have found no reference to drawings of Christ (even cartoonish ones) being unacceptable in projects like this. Of course, check with your local leaders first to see if they personally have an issue with it, but there is no church-wide policy against using artwork of this kind in Primary.
