Make the covenant path something they can see, understand, and remember.
Sometimes the best way to teach a gospel principle is to give someone something they can actually see and touch. This baptism visual does just that!
 
Designed especially for missionaries, this interactive teaching tool uses a simple, memorable sandwich to help people understand the covenants we make with God at baptism. As you build the sandwich piece by piece, you can teach each promise, explain what it means, and help those you're teaching see how the pieces fit together in their own covenant journey.
 
And let's be honest - sometimes a visual is just what someone needs to help a new idea click!
 
The set includes the illustrated sandwich pieces, each of the baptismal covenants, and instructions with ideas for how to use the visual in your teaching. Whether you're preparing for your first lesson in the mission field or you've been teaching for months, this is a practical resource you can pull out again and again.
 
The pieces are printed on tear-proof paper, so they're made to handle repeated use through lessons, appointments, and all the places missionary work takes you. Everything comes with a sturdy carrying envelope to keep the pieces together and ready for your next teaching opportunity.
 
What's included:
Illustrated pieces for building the baptismal covenant sandwich
Individual pieces highlighting the baptismal covenants
Instructions and ideas for teaching with the visual
Sturdy carrying envelope for easy storage and transport
Tear-proof printed pieces designed for years of use
 
A great fit for:
Missionaries preparing to enter the field
Missionaries already serving who want to add a fresh teaching resource
Anyone looking for a memorable, hands-on way to teach about baptism and covenants
 
The gospel message is profound, but the way we teach it can be simple, engaging, and memorable. This little sandwich gives you a creative way to help someone understand the promises we make with God - and the beautiful path those promises invite us to follow.
 
Designed and handcrafted by My Missionary Box artisans in the United States of America.