Eggs and Testimony
by Peggy Sherman-Daniels

I found a good way to show differences in your testimony and/or faith was to use eggs. I make Jell-O Jiggler eggs, then also use a raw egg, a soft boiled egg, and a hard boiled egg. Each of the 4 eggs are placed in separate zip-lock bags. They got to feel of the eggs and test the firmness of each one. It make the point that all of our testimonies can sometimes be concealed within an outer shell, and they still need work. The favorite is always the Jell-O egg. It is a great example of testimony or faith that is based on the continuous changes in life. It is solid. It is firm. It retains it's shape and identity. Yet it gives a bit and adjusts to changes around it, which may include guidance from a parent, teacher, experiences with others, etc.