Brother Jorgensen asked me to post these pics on the blog.
The ward breakfast was fun and we all had a great time. Thanks to all that served and helped!
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Visiting Teaching: A Call from the Lord
“Relief Society sisters accept their assignment to visit another as a call from the Lord.”
Henry B Eyring, “The Enduring Legacy of Relief Society””
“By assigning our women to do visiting teaching, we give them the opportunity to develop the pure love of Christ, which can be the greatest blessings of their lives”
Barbara Winder, Daughter in My Kingdom
Dates to Remember
September 12
Work Night (Enrichment)
September 28
Relief Society Broadcast
How to be self reliant
- 1. Pay tithes and offerings
- 2. Avoid Debt
- 3. Use a Budget
- 4. Build a Reserve
- 5. Teach Family Members
- 6. Plan for the worst, HOPE for the best
- 7. Build 3 month food supply
- 8. Build water supply
- 9. Longer-Term Food Supply
- 10. Grow a Garden
- 11. Physical Health
- 12. Continuing Education for your own self improvement
- 13. Employment
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Stake Humanitarian Projects
Come join us on Monday and Tuesdays
9:00 A.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Church House
Ward Donation Assignment: 2-1 (15oz) Shampoo and Conditioneer and (6oz) Toothpaste
Other donations are also welcome including:
1) money under the "Other" section of the tithing slips by writing in "South Stake Humanitarian"
2) Fabric - any kind
3) Yarn
4) stuffing
9:00 A.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Church House
Humanitarian Needs
School Supplies:
* Glue Sticks
* Notebooks
* Colored Pencils (12 count)
* Newborn Socks-new
* Onesies (3 to 6 months)
* Towels 15x24
Most projects are staying local and include quilts, toys for kids, colored and laminated education kits, blankets, bereavement kits, hygiene kits, etc.Ward Donation Assignment: 2-1 (15oz) Shampoo and Conditioneer and (6oz) Toothpaste
Other donations are also welcome including:
1) money under the "Other" section of the tithing slips by writing in "South Stake Humanitarian"
2) Fabric - any kind
3) Yarn
4) stuffing
If you would like to help with humanitarian projects from home or have any other questions please contact the Relief Society President for more information.