2027 · A Year of the Temple
One step. One name. One friend.
Resources for the Paisley Stake of Zion: a film, guides for ward and branch councils, posters, the youth tour T-shirts, and everything you need to share them. Free to download and use.
The idea
Our Area Presidency has invited us to make 2027 a Year of the Temple: drawing closer to Jesus Christ through His holy house. In Paisley Stake we answer in three simple words. Like a stone dropped into still water, it begins with one, and ripples outward. All three circles run all year, for everyone.
What is my next step towards the temple?
A first recommend, a return after years away, or a steadier place in His house.
Whom in my family can I serve?
Not a research course. One name, one story, one ordinance.
Whom can I prayerfully help?
Not only to invite, but to walk beside them, all the way to the temple doors.
For ward and branch councils
Start here. The council kit has two November council meetings ready to use, the six questions, who does what, December ideas and announcement wording. The December card is for families to take home.

An 8-page A4 guide for bishops, the branch president and every council member.

A two-sided A5 card: one step, one name, one friend at Christmas. Print double-sided.

Two minutes, for council meetings now and wards from January. Subtitles file included for any player.
For the youth
A band's tour shirt carries the tour dates on the back. Ours has a list the youth fill in themselves: the names of the ancestors they find and take to the temple for baptism in 2027, written in fabric marker. By the end of the year, every shirt tells a story, one name at a time. Three draft designs:



Ancestors' names only, from the young person's own family tree. Use a permanent fabric marker and heat-set with a dry iron through a cloth. Print files are 12 in wide, all text outlined, three inks.
Posters
Print-ready PDFs at A3. One for the stake, and one for each circle.
Logo and identity

The mark, lockups and slogan as SVG and PNG, with both fonts (free, Open Font License).

What the mark means, the colours, type and how it was chosen, with all four posters.
Three ripples spreading from one person. Navy: one step, myself. Gold: one name, my ancestors. Soft blue: one friend, my friends. Please don't recolour, stretch or redraw the mark, and never place it beside the Church's logo.