The logistics: Find new (or old favorite) quote art here most Sundays. Choose your desired size for the quotes below, click on the link, and save to your computer or phone to print or text/email. Feel free to share, share, share, but please remember my free printables are for personal use only. Please do not make any changes, claim them as your own, or use them for items for sale. Please let me know if you have any questions by commenting below or sending me a message. Follow me on Instagram (@graciousprintablequotes) to keep up with new quotes and to get some background on each one!
Ardeth G. Kapp – Personal Revelation: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Amy B. Lyman – Testimony: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Sharon Eubank – Here am I: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Michaelene P. Grassli – Enable Children: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Patricia P. Pinegar – Peace: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Elaine S. Dalton – Love Her Mother: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Anne C. Pingree – Christ Center: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Barbara W. Winder – Unity: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Zina D.H. Young – Testimony: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Tamara W. Runia – Repentance: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Camille N. Johnson – Relief Society – Red Brick Store: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
en español: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet
Camille N. Johnson – International Women’s Day: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Julie B. Beck – Righteous Women: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Bonnie D. Parkin – Scriptures: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Mary Ellen Smoot – Love: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Addie Fuhriman – Differences: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Jane Manning James – Testimony: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Bonnie H. Cordon – Christ Everywhere: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Lucy Mack Smith – Good and Kind: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Jean B. Bingham – Christ’s Life: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Elmina S. Taylor – Charity: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Neill F. Marriott – Broken Heart: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Tracy Y. Browning – See Him: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Sheri L. Dew – They: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Elaine L. Jack – Eternal Progression: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Sharon Eubank – Here Am I: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Ruth H. Funk – Seek His Face: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Bonnie L. Oscarson – YW Volunteer: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Emmeline B. Wells – Talents: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Alice C. Smith – Compassion: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Linda K. Burton – Their Story: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
Chieko N. Okazaki – Diversity/Unity: 8×10 inches | 4×6 inches | 4 to a sheet | Reference
The reason behind “Gracious – Quotes from Women of Faith”: I’ve been offering free printables for a number of years. As I’ve designed quote art after each general conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints1, I’ve often felt the desire to share the voices of our women leaders. It would take me a very long time to write out the why behind this desire, but in short let me tell you this: I’m a lifelong member of the Church and have faced times in my life where I wasn’t sure where my place was there in its walls. As I focused more on my relationship with the Savior, as I repeatedly was called to serve in the Relief Society, as I raised a daughter, and so much more, I continued to feel a special spirit as I listened to the women leaders. They buoy me up when I’m pushed down by the weight of the world. They point me to the Savior and encourage me to continue serving.
I don’t remember when exactly I felt like I should create a collection of quotes from the women leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ, but I know it’s something I couldn’t keep out of my mind for long. I believe there are many of you out there who feel the same desire to share their words and find relief in them. When I looked over my collection of quote art from years of creating, I realized I already had close to 100 quotes ready to share. So you’ll recognize some of these, but don’t worry! I’ll continue to design new printables for you. Please share them how you would like to! Use them to serve and love. Share online. Send a text to a friend. Print and share with a neighbor. Print and display in your home as a reminder to love the Lord and serve those around you.
The story of the name: I struggled to know what to call this little pet project of mine. I enlisted the help of my family and a dear friend, but nothing was hitting me. I decided to look through the scriptures for the women who have stood out to me over the years. I came across the story of Tabitha (Dorcas) who I remember loving! Her story is shared in Acts. If you don’t know her story, she was member of the early Church of Jesus Christ. She was well known for her service. She gave of herself and her talents, sewing clothing for those in need. Her desire to serve and love pointed people to the Savior. She died and was surrounded by people she had served. Later, she was raised from the dead by the apostle Peter. Her story and testimony again pointed people to the Savior.
As I studied more about Tabitha, I ran across a beautiful article about ministering in the July 2023 Liahona. This passage stuck out to me: “Like the Savior, [Tabitha] wore out her life serving. She had skills and talents that she used to make a difference.” This is something I’ve tried to do with my life and something we’ve tried to teach our children. We’ve all been given unique gifts and talents. When we build up those talents, we can choose to serve the Lord by serving our brothers and sisters as we use them in a way only we can.
So here’s where you may have to follow me closely, but “Gracious” is a nod to Tabitha and her story. The name Tabitha means “Gracious” and my name, Joan, means “God is Gracious.” I loved that connection and I love that when we put in the effort, God will make up the difference.
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