Posted by Overheard In The Ward
on March 25, 2011
Children,
General,
Primary /
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Bishop: How do you think John the Baptist was able to give the priesthood to Joseph Smith after having had his head cut off?
Primary child #1: He didn’t need his head to put his hands on Joseph Smith.
Bishop: No, he had his head on. How do you think that was possible?
Primary child #2: Did they sew it back on?
Overheard by: David S.
Tags: children, huh, Leadership, Primary
Posted by Overheard In The Ward
on March 23, 2011
Children,
General,
Primary /
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Primary teacher: So, who knows what Joseph Smith found with the gold plates?
8-year-old primary child: Ummm… a knife and fork?
Overheard by: Sir Vemup
Tags: children, huh, Primary
Posted by Overheard In The Ward
on March 22, 2011
General,
Young Men / Young Women /
1 Comment
YM referring to ward clerk: What is the name of the guy who walks around checking who is singing?
Overheard by: Sister A. Cappella
Tags: huh, sacrament meeting, YM
Posted by Overheard In The Ward
on March 20, 2011
Children,
General,
Parents /
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Little boy: Mom, who is heavenly father’s father?
Mom: Well I don’t know because Heavenly Father created the univer-
Little boy, interrupting: So you don’t know? Why don’t you just Google it?
Overheard by: Bailey
Tags: children, huh, Parents
Posted by Overheard In The Ward
on March 17, 2011
BYU,
General,
Young Men / Young Women /
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YM in priests quorum: Have you been baptized?
YM #2: What?
YM: By Jimmersion!
Overheard by: Brother Fredette
Tags: BYU, BYUI, huh, priests, YM, young men
Posted by Overheard In The Ward
on March 15, 2011
Children,
General,
Primary /
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Primary Teacher: What does it mean to be baptized by immersion?
CTR 6 child: It means that you go through a car wash.
Overheard by: Rose Royce
Tags: children, huh, Primary
Posted by Overheard In The Ward
on March 14, 2011
Children,
Nursery,
Parents /
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Mom holding up a stick of butter to two-year old daughter while cooking: What’s this?”
Two-year old: Jesus!
Overheard by: FHE Slacker
Tags: children, huh, Nursery, Parents