the-traveler.com Mini Sacrament Kit Homepage The Perfect gift for LDS Missionaries, LDS Military Personnel, LDS Wards, and really all LDS Priesthood Holders
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the-traveler.com Mini Sacrament Kit Homepage The Perfect gift for LDS Missionaries, LDS Military Personnel, LDS Wards, and really all LDS Priesthood HoldersDESCRIPTION
The Traveler is a mini sacrament kit that is perfect for LDS priesthood holders that have been assigned to bring the sacrament into individuals who are in a nursing home, hospital, or a shut-in due to illness. The compact nature of the kit makes it discreet and yet still carries everything necessary to perform this sacred ordinance properly.PARSED CONTENT
The website the-traveler.com states the following, "Click image for larger view." I analyzed that the website also said " A great gift for a LDS." They also stated " Contains a bread tray, water tray, two white cotton clothes, a container for plastic or paper cups, a container for bread, and a double-sided sacrament prayer card - all in a water repellent black, zippered Cordura bag approximately 5 x 5 x 2 12 in size. The Traveler is a great kit for missionaries and soldiers who have limited space to carry extra items with them from location to location." The meta header had mini sacrament kit as the first search term. This keyword was followed by LDS priesthood holders, lds gift, and lds bookstore which isn't as urgent as mini sacrament kit. The other words they used was lds product. lds gift idea is also included but will not be viewed by search crawlers.ANALYZE OTHER DOMAINS
This is a website set up to journal and post pictures of all our flat traveler friends that come stay with us for a visit of Illinois. Monday, December 14, 2009. The outside of our condo. Hope everyone is getting in the Christmas spirit! I have been wrapping gifts and just started cooking and baking for our family party here the 20th. Older son decorated the outside. Younger son is in the red jacket on the left.
Sunday, October 23, 2011. One clove of garlic, minced. Saturday, May 7, 2011.
Saturday, September 1, 2012. Athens through the eyes of other people. I recently moved in Athens. When I say recently I mean like a year more or less. I know exactly how much Ive been here, because I count each day, but I prefer to say more or less. My feelings about Athens are mixed, and thats obvious, since I havent posted anything here for a long time. But maybe other people can do that for me. Wednesday, February 8, 2012.
Saturday, May 24, 2014. She opened the door and I entered into a ransacked room. Books were spilling out of desks. Papers lay strewn across the floor. Chairs were half heartedly pushed towards desks. But sometimes ignorance is bliss, and sooner or later that ignorance will be corrected and the full situation will be seen. And then, to start enlighteni.
Sunday, July 1, 2012. Tuesday, June 26, 2012. This little logo is on tons of stuff but unless you look for it it can be hard to find. Gift Stores are one of the main places NOT to find it. So anyway on with the haul. The first item I bought in Alaska is not Alaskan made nor was it written here. But if you know me and you know what my favorite book is you will understand the reason why I bought this book.