Pyreaux Posted August 6, 2022 Share Posted August 6, 2022 I'm trying to offer my ward a thought-out Christmas party for my fractured ward. I know its August, but I'm talking a choir doing a Christmas Cantata, so plans are never too early. I'm looking to ask creative and thrifty folk (I was about to say 'LDS' but really anyone) to help me think of things, Firstly, anyone want to contribute lyrics to; Ward Participation Event 'The Twelve Mormon Latter Days of Christmas'? "On the # Day of Christmas my Ward gave to me;' 1 A Bishop with no Hair! (the original lyric from decades past, and the current one is bald too, but would like to have more options. Maybe something that rhymes 'A prophet on my T-V'?) 2 Home Ministers 3 Talks on Sunday 4 Standard Works 5 Golden Families! (That is mostly what I remember. One of the original lines is "hungry missionaries", but we've gone down to 4. 6 err... Hinckley “Be’s” (?) 7 Kids and Counting (?) 8 Year-olds Baptized (?) 9 Kids and Counting (?) 10 Percent Tithing (?) 11 B.o.M Witnesses (?) 12 Modern Apostles (?) Something like that. Add any clever number related things I could add? Some other ideas is a skit of Samuel the Lamanite consisting of someone in costume reciting Heleman while primary children pelt him with nerf like objects. Thoughts? Link to comment
Tacenda Posted August 6, 2022 Share Posted August 6, 2022 58 minutes ago, Pyreaux said: I'm trying to offer my ward a thought-out Christmas party for my fractured ward. I know its August, but I'm talking a choir doing a Christmas Cantata, so plans are never too early. I'm looking to ask creative and thrifty folk (I was about to say 'LDS' but really anyone) to help me think of things, Firstly, anyone want to contribute lyrics to; Ward Participation Event 'The Twelve Mormon Latter Days of Christmas'? "On the # Day of Christmas my Ward gave to me;' 1 A Bishop with no Hair! (the original lyric from decades past, and the current one is bald too, but would like to have more options. Maybe something that rhymes 'A prophet on my T-V'?) 2 Home Ministers 3 Talks on Sunday 4 Standard Works 5 Golden Families! (That is mostly what I remember. One of the original lines is "hungry missionaries", but we've gone down to 4. 6 err... Hinckley “Be’s” (?) 7 Kids and Counting (?) 8 Year-olds Baptized (?) 9 Kids and Counting (?) 10 Percent Tithing (?) 11 B.o.M Witnesses (?) 12 Modern Apostles (?) Something like that. Add any clever number related things I could add? Some other ideas is a skit of Samuel the Lamanite consisting of someone in costume reciting Heleman while primary children pelt him with nerf like objects. Thoughts? Oh my, please tell me your serious, and then please tell me you live in my neighborhood! Link to comment
Calm Posted August 6, 2022 Share Posted August 6, 2022 (edited) You are short a syllable on the first one if it is to mirror a partridge in a pear tree. Throws the whole thing off. A Bishop in a — — would work better, toupee would work if your bald bishop has a sense of humor…but it gets old very, very fast. A bishop with a ….does he have a favorite tie? Or silly socks by chance? My husband has a Winnie the Pooh tie, with a Pooh tie might cause some inappropriate snickers though. You could go to the tie store and find a tie that works…a blue tie even and then gift the bishop with the tie as you sing the line the first time. Would be kind of fun to hand out gifts to people in the ward with each line if you are clever enough to come up with stuff. Little ornaments would do, candies, pens and pencils…. Rhyming with TV…does your bishop play golf? Golf tee? Herb tea? A bishop drinking herb/mint tea…. But if you want to do policies and doctrines or general culture, bishop with no hair doesn’t really work either. Maybe “and a bishop in a suit coat” with… 2 ministers 3 long talks… 4 standard works Since you can draw out 5, I will let families in because it works so well with Golden (gold) 6 deacons passing 7 priests a-praying 8 [Mia] Maids a singing 9 sisters serving/talking 10 brothers blessing/snoring 11 toddlers running 12 babies crying — If you want the 11 witnesses, etc which is pretty good in idea, but off count syllables so a bit nails on a chalkboard for me…you can keep all but 1, 6, and 9 as they are just too far off or out of place, go with 6 sisters serving, 9 brothers blessing, one bishop in a suit coat We have more creative people on the board though that can likely do better. Edited August 6, 2022 by Calm 1 Link to comment
Rain Posted August 8, 2022 Share Posted August 8, 2022 No more Mia maids so that doesn't work Link to comment
Calm Posted August 8, 2022 Share Posted August 8, 2022 2 hours ago, Rain said: No more Mia maids so that doesn't work Maidens singing bugs me. 8 girls a singing… Link to comment
JAHS Posted August 20, 2022 Share Posted August 20, 2022 On 8/5/2022 at 9:48 PM, Pyreaux said: I'm trying to offer my ward a thought-out Christmas party for my fractured ward. I know its August, but I'm talking a choir doing a Christmas Cantata, so plans are never too early. I'm looking to ask creative and thrifty folk (I was about to say 'LDS' but really anyone) to help me think of things, Firstly, anyone want to contribute lyrics to; Ward Participation Event 'The Twelve Mormon Latter Days of Christmas'? "On the # Day of Christmas my Ward gave to me;' 1 A Bishop with no Hair! (the original lyric from decades past, and the current one is bald too, but would like to have more options. Maybe something that rhymes 'A prophet on my T-V'?) 2 Home Ministers 3 Talks on Sunday 4 Standard Works 5 Golden Families! (That is mostly what I remember. One of the original lines is "hungry missionaries", but we've gone down to 4. 6 err... Hinckley “Be’s” (?) 7 Kids and Counting (?) 8 Year-olds Baptized (?) 9 Kids and Counting (?) 10 Percent Tithing (?) 11 B.o.M Witnesses (?) 12 Modern Apostles (?) Something like that. Add any clever number related things I could add? Some other ideas is a skit of Samuel the Lamanite consisting of someone in costume reciting Heleman while primary children pelt him with nerf like objects. Thoughts? An Edward Partridge in a pear tree. Link to comment
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