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Our Living Hope

Gathering together with other women for a day of fellowship and solid Biblical teaching is a wonderful way to fill up our spiritual tank, isn't it?

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Typically before a conference, I print out a template and hole-punch it to insert into my disc-bound Bible study journal. (Sometimes I'll just take a couple BQ pages on a clipboard.)


Since "hope" was in the title of the conference, I selected the Hope balloon.


Hope (balloon), combo both sizes
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I adhered stickers which were provided in the welcome packet to capture the info about the conference. This helped illustrate and structure the pages.


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Sermon Notes: Jonah

It's been a while since I shared any of my sermon notes. Our pastor is doing a series on the minor prophets, so I added a tab to make a section in my BQ journal.


Sermon notes on Jonah in BQ Notes

This is all I take with me to chuch: my BQ Notes Journal and a pen pouch:


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Sometimes I prep the page a bit before the service, but most of the time I do the whole page at church. I try to add a few embellishments later on, but this doesn't always happen.


How is your note-taking process going?


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Summarizing Podcasts

I often listen to podcasts while I'm out walking. Sometimes I'll want to remember the main points and jot down notes when I get back home. Occasionally these will turn into a full #biblequiltjournal page.

Bible Quilt Journal summary page of podcast, Mentoring in Real Life
"Mentoring in Real Life" - Deep Dish, episode 1

I'm part of a small women's group that listens to podcasts, then meets to discuss them together. I find that it's helpful to summarize these podcasts on a BQ page.

Bible Quilt Journal summary page of podcast, The Power of Words
The Power of Words - Jackie Hill Perry
Reviewing these colorful notes before our accountability group meeting helps freshen my perspective and provides me with a tangible way to compare/contrast podcast topics.

As shown in the photos, these are freestyle pages that I've used my Happy Planner punch to add into my small group notebook. I'm simply using Avery tabs with titles printed from my label maker. Throughout the year as we cover a variety of topics, I can move the pages around to categorize them. For now I'm just inserting them in…

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Advent: Sermon Notes

Tis the season of Advent, a time of waiting and preparing our hearts.


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I've had a few people ask how to create BQ pages while taking sermon notes, so I'll share a few recent Advent pages. In my BQ Notes, I'm using the Christmas-y pages toward the back.


This morning before church I had a chance to color in the holly leaves and stamped the date. I put down some strips of washi tape that I can use however it works best.


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Since the Bible passages are printed in the bulletin, I've been adding them to the blank side. I repositioned the washi tape to secure the edges, then added my scribbled notes around the excerpts.


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Forgiveness


When you find a cute card in your Mom's stash of papers, it comes in handy for illustrating a #biblequiltjournal page!


Forgiveness page in Bible Quilt Journal
Forgiveness page in my Bible Quilt Journal

Our sermon this morning just happened to be on forgiveness, reminding us that guilt is one of the greatest emotional gifts from God because it compels us to draw near to God.


Sermon notes, Guilt and Shame

"let us draw near to God with a sincere heart in full assurance of faith, having our hearts sprinkled to cleanse us from a guilty conscious and having our bodies washed with pure water." Hebrews 10:22

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Bible Quilting Sermon Notes

Someone shared with me how they were Bible Quilting a Women's Retreat notes and it made me realize that by Bible Quilting sermon notes or Bible Study notes would help me meditate on God's word more thoroughly. The attached picture is the notes from a recent sermon at our church and also made me think of new friends I've made through Bible Quilting.


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a2jc4life
Aug 13, 2023

I've been thinking as I read through these that this method could be great for any type of notes -- not necessarily just spiritual things. I'm SO not artsy; I think in words, not pictures. So when I was reading something about Mind Mapping a number of years ago, they said it's important to use colors and images when mapping because it helps with recall...but I tried it, and I found that if I gave myself five minutes to Mind Map whatever my topic was at the time (I forget now what it was), I got one thing on the page -- and I froze up and spent the entire rest of the time trying to figure out what to draw. 😂 If I gave myself another five minutes and just wrote words, I ended up with a whole pageful. One of the amazing things about your method is that it lets you start by just doing the writing, in as linear a fashion as necessary, keeping the decorating a separate step. That means you get to add all the color and embellishments that add that visual-recall aspect (and also make it just plain pretty!) but aren't bogged down trying to do it from the beginning. It's kind of like not trying to write and edit all in one pass.

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