February Home and Visiting Teaching Gifts

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Our visiting teaching gifts for February are simply sweet!  We have designed a beautiful card with the quote on it, "Our Heavenly Father loves you - each of you.  That love never changes.  It is simply always there."   
It is printed on a pearl card stock & wrapped up with a delicious (& soft!) pink frosted sugar cookie.  
We LOVE that this gift can be given to anyone - not just the ladies you visit teach!  Order a few extra to give to neighbors, friends, and sisters - we're sure they'll love them! 





The First Presidency Message for February is entitled, "Always Remember Him" (Henry B. Eyring).  We have included his message, along with a package of Lays "Stax" potato chips, with a cute label that says, "Watch your blessings STACK when you remember Him always."  



What a darling gift to give your neighbors & friends!  



Click the photos to buy online or as always check them out at our store in Lehi!

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