Scrapbooking your Faith does not have any real rules. But check out  these three "must do" items before you start or continue on your  Faithbooking journey. These 3 little points can make a big difference.
1. DO Keep in Mind that the Heart of Faithbooking is Showing God's Presence in Your Life. 
This is the major difference between "regular scrapbooking" and "Faithbooking."
Numerous  times the Bible tells us that each generation should tell the next  about God's faithfulness in their lives. For example:
Then (God) commanded our parents 
to teach it to their children
So the next generation would know
and all the generations to come-
Know the truth and tell the stories
so their children can trust in God.
Psalm 78:5-7 (The Message)
to teach it to their children
So the next generation would know
and all the generations to come-
Know the truth and tell the stories
so their children can trust in God.
Psalm 78:5-7 (The Message)
2. DO Take Photos of Everyday Moments.
We  remember our camera (most of the time) for celebrations such as  birthdays, graduations, and weddings. But what about those little  moments which occur throughout the day? Like your little boy playing in  the mud puddle or your little girl pretending she's the teacher for her  dolls. Do you take time to snap those photos? Maybe not so much- if  you're like me. Messy spaghetti faces, tents in the living room, having  picnics on "Alf" trays-those are some of the everyday photos I regret  not taking. Get your camera and snap some of those priceless pictures of  everyday life with your little ones. Grab your camera right now-catch  an everyday moment now. Do it. You'll be glad you did!
3. DO Attend Faithbooking Classes 
Check  the churches in your area to see if they offer classes for Scrapbooking  Your Faith. There are so many benefits in participating in these  classes. You'll learn new techniques and ways to incorporate your faith  into your layouts. In addition you'll have some girl-friend time where  you can relax and have fun.
A saying that I shared with my nervous  students on their first day of middle school seems appropriate to share  with you now. "Strangers are friends you haven't yet met." You'll  discover new friends of your faith with a common hobby when you attend  Faithbooking classes.
The Faithbook life style is all about  showing God's presence in your life through everyday moments. So learn  as much as you can and if possible enjoy attending some of the  Faithbooking Classes. You don't need to feel guilty for spending an hour  or two of "me time." Remember you are creating this Spiritual Legacy  for those you love!
      


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