Mark your calendars for our annual Fabulous Friday. It will be held on Friday, November 12th!
Please invite your neighbors. It will be a great opportunity to visit with your sisters and neighbors.
The various projects are listed below along with the costs. We will also be offering the following classes at no charge.
A humanitarian quilt to be tied
Fun neighbor gifts
Great Christmas books for reading and gifts for both adults and children
If you have any questions regarding the projects, please contact Jan Cain.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Monday, October 11, 2010
Super Hero Capes Project
For the super hero capes you bring your own fabric. The information on yardage is on the sign-up sheets or you can contact Jan Cain. It varies depending on the type of cape you select.
Hair Bows Project
The flower clips are 50 cents each and you bring your own fabric. The brown flower only needs scraps and the buttons and clips are 50 cents. The other big flowers need 1/4 yard of one fabric and 2 pieces of 1/8 yard. The smaller flowers need 2 pieces of 1/8 yard.
Jingle Blocks Project
The JINGLE sign is $7.50 or if you want it two-sided you can do that for an additional $3.00. Two styles to choose from.
Generations Project
The Generations Sign is $34.00 for the whole thing, or if you want to do just the 3 frames (grandmother/mother/daughter) or (grandfather/father/son) they are 3 for $10.00 and then the ribbon is $3.00 if they want the ribbon added to the 3 frames. The Generations sign by itself is $20.00.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
October Visiting Teaching Message
Those of you who are Visiting Teachers, please join us in making a valiant effort to visit all of our sisters this month.
The October 2010 Ensign will be a special issue focusing entirely on temples. The issue will not contain a specific First Presidency Message or Visiting Teaching Message.
The temple provides purpose for our lives. It brings peace to our souls—not the peace provided by men but the peace promised by the Son of God when He said, “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you.”
President Thomas S. Monson
In the temples, members of the Church who make themselves eligible can participate in the most exalted of the redeeming ordinances that have been revealed to mankind.
President Boyd K. Packer
Temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are sacred structures in which eternal questions are answered.
President Gordon B. Hinckley
The October 2010 Ensign will be a special issue focusing entirely on temples. The issue will not contain a specific First Presidency Message or Visiting Teaching Message.
The temple provides purpose for our lives. It brings peace to our souls—not the peace provided by men but the peace promised by the Son of God when He said, “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you.”
President Thomas S. Monson
In the temples, members of the Church who make themselves eligible can participate in the most exalted of the redeeming ordinances that have been revealed to mankind.
President Boyd K. Packer
Temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are sacred structures in which eternal questions are answered.
President Gordon B. Hinckley
Monday, September 20, 2010
Stay Tuned....
Fabulous Friday is coming soon! Save the date for November 12th! Look for project previews next week.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
September 2010
We have an opportunity to meet together this month for our September activity.
We need you! We encourage you to come and fellowship one with another and catch the vision of Visiting Teaching. You do not need to be a Visiting Teacher to attend.
Those of you who are Visiting Teachers, please join us in making a valiant effort to visit all of our sisters this month. Without Visiting Teachers we cannot achieve this goal.
"In the Church we have this marvelous program called visiting teaching. It is for every woman. It isn’t a worn-out way of doing things. It is going to be the thing, the one thing that will save us in times to come." Julie B. Beck
We need you! We encourage you to come and fellowship one with another and catch the vision of Visiting Teaching. You do not need to be a Visiting Teacher to attend.
Those of you who are Visiting Teachers, please join us in making a valiant effort to visit all of our sisters this month. Without Visiting Teachers we cannot achieve this goal.
"In the Church we have this marvelous program called visiting teaching. It is for every woman. It isn’t a worn-out way of doing things. It is going to be the thing, the one thing that will save us in times to come." Julie B. Beck
September Visiting Teaching Message
Our Responsibility to Nurture the Rising Generation
Without nurturing, our rising generation could be in danger of becoming like the one described in Mosiah 26. Many youth didn't believe the traditions of their fathers and became a separate people as to their faith, remaining so ever after. Our rising generation could likewise be led away if they don't understand their part in Heavenly Father's plan.
So what is it that will keep the rising generation safe? In the Church, we teach saving principles, and those principles are family principles, the principles that will help the rising generation to form a family, teach that family, and prepare that family for ordinances and covenants—and then the next generation will teach the next and so on.
As parents, leaders, and Church members, we are preparing this generation for the blessings of Abraham, for the temple. We have the responsibility to be very clear on key points of doctrine found in the proclamation on the family. Motherhood and fatherhood are eternal roles and responsibilities. Each of us carries the responsibility for either the male or the female half of the plan.
We can teach this doctrine in any setting. We must speak respectfully of marriage and family. And from our example, the rising generation can gain great hope and understanding—not just from the words we speak but from the way we feel and emanate the spirit of family.
Julie B. Beck, Relief Society general president.
Without nurturing, our rising generation could be in danger of becoming like the one described in Mosiah 26. Many youth didn't believe the traditions of their fathers and became a separate people as to their faith, remaining so ever after. Our rising generation could likewise be led away if they don't understand their part in Heavenly Father's plan.
So what is it that will keep the rising generation safe? In the Church, we teach saving principles, and those principles are family principles, the principles that will help the rising generation to form a family, teach that family, and prepare that family for ordinances and covenants—and then the next generation will teach the next and so on.
As parents, leaders, and Church members, we are preparing this generation for the blessings of Abraham, for the temple. We have the responsibility to be very clear on key points of doctrine found in the proclamation on the family. Motherhood and fatherhood are eternal roles and responsibilities. Each of us carries the responsibility for either the male or the female half of the plan.
We can teach this doctrine in any setting. We must speak respectfully of marriage and family. And from our example, the rising generation can gain great hope and understanding—not just from the words we speak but from the way we feel and emanate the spirit of family.
Julie B. Beck, Relief Society general president.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Upcoming Activities
Thank you to all who participated in our birthday celebration. We had a great turnout! The presentation of “Woman at the Well” was wonderful. Our ward has many talented sisters.
Mark your calendars for our first Relief Society brunch on Saturday, May 8th from 10-12 at 3684 Sagebrush. It will be in honor of Mother’s Day.
Mark your calendars for our first Relief Society brunch on Saturday, May 8th from 10-12 at 3684 Sagebrush. It will be in honor of Mother’s Day.
Friday, February 5, 2010
February Events
We apologize for the delay in updating our Blog. We are attempting to be more diligent in posting activities.
Stake Women’s Conference will be Thursday, February 25 at 7:00 p.m. at our building. Sunday dress is requested as it will be held in the Chapel.
We are looking forward to our Relief Society Birthday Celebration to be held on March 30th. Mark you calendars for this event. More info to come.
Stake Women’s Conference will be Thursday, February 25 at 7:00 p.m. at our building. Sunday dress is requested as it will be held in the Chapel.
We are looking forward to our Relief Society Birthday Celebration to be held on March 30th. Mark you calendars for this event. More info to come.
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