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Tutorial on How to Use LDS Symbol Cards

I created LDS Symbol Cards but didn’t really do much in the way of providing instructions. I thought I’d put together a little video that explains their origins and how I use them personally. Even if you don’t have any cards, but still like symbolism, there are some cool little nuggets in there.

If you have ordered some LDS Symbol Cards in the past, I’d love to hear any personal insights or ways that you use them in the comments below.

UPDATE: LDS Symbol Cards are no longer in print, but you can check out all the information they contained and much more over at LDSSymbols.com.

I created oneClimbs as a place to organize my thoughts and share my observations with anyone who might find the information useful. Though I may speak passionately or convincingly in some of this content, PLEASE don't simply take my word alone on anything. Always seek the truth of all things through study and prayer in the name of Jesus Christ.

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  1. Jocelyn on

    I absolutely love this! I wish I came across this sooner to purchase these cards. But I really appreciate you sharing your amazing talents and insights on the symbolism. Maybe now in 2025, you could make a profit and have more interest putting this in an app.

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    • Steve Reed on

      I have all of the information on a site called: https://ldssymbols.com which you may have seen that link up above, but there is a link up in the nav that says “Printable Cards.” If you download those and have some cardstock, you can print your own symbol cards.

      I made those black and white so they use less ink but all the information is there and if you happen to wreck any you can easily print more. This is a free resource so you can share the files with anyone and as much as you want to.

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        • Climber on

          Thanks, Sally. I have not ordered more and while I sold out of my first order over a long period of time, there just isn’t that much interest from people to invest in another printing. For now, I would suggest visiting ldssymbols.com where all the information on the cards and more are available as a free resource.

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