I saw this video the other day and I loved its simple message. We are all going through our own unique and individual trials, and the comfort the Gospel can bring us as we endure these trials will bring us so much peace and joy.
XOXO,
Abby
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Mountains to Climb
I saw this video the other day and I loved its simple message. We are all going through our own unique and individual trials, and the comfort the Gospel can bring us as we endure these trials will bring us so much peace and joy.
XOXO,
Abby
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Another Childcare Opportunity
Hello Sisters!Christina Coonradt and her husband just moved back to Park City after 2 years in Indiana for grad school. They are excited to be back in the Kimball Ward!They are looking for a part time nanny for their 13-month-old daughter Cate and are hoping you could help us spread the word! Since her husband Chris works from home, they need either a female who can watch Cate at her home or a male who can come to their home in Lower Pinebrook.Christina teaches piano lessons during after-school hours, so they need someone from about 3-8 Monday, Thursday, and Friday. (On a similar note, she is accepting new students for Thursdays and Fridays!) We can pay $8-$10 per hour depending on experience and are interested in youth OR adults!Please contact her if you know anyone who may be interested!Thank you so much for your help!!Contact Info:
Christina Coonradt
Monday, February 25, 2013
Child Care Needed
Hello, sisters!
There is a sister in the Silver Creek ward who is in need of some childcare. She has a two year old son, and needs assistance a few days a week. She is primarily looking for a back-up person (last minute to call) or someone who is interested in taking on one, two or all three days per week. Currently it is Tues, Wed, and Friday. Let us know if you or anyone you know might be interested in this opportunity! Sister Schindler has been watching this little boy for years, and she promises you will fall in love with him!
Thanks,
Abby
Contact me if interested @ 801.244.7201
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Relief Society Progressive Dinner
Sisters, we are so excited about this upcoming activity!
Mark your calendars for Thursday, March 14th for a great night filled with yummy food and lots of conversation.
The times we will begin each course are 6:30, 7:15 and 8:00.
Invitations will be sent out shortly- but wanted you guys to be sure to mark this in your calendars!
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Visiting Teaching Message: February
Converted Under The Lord
From Liahona
Faith, Family, Relief
New sisters of the Church—including Young Women entering Relief Society, sisters returning to activity, and new converts—need the support and friendship of visiting teachers. “Member involvement is vital to convert retention and in bringing less-active members back into full activity,” said Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. “Capture the vision that the Relief Society … can become [one of] the most powerful friendshipping resource[s] we have in the Church. Reach out early to those being taught and reactivated, and love them into the Church through your organization.”1
As members of Relief Society, we can help new members learn basic Church practices, such as:
• Giving a talk.
• Bearing testimony.
• Living the law of the fast.
• Paying tithing and other offerings.
• Participating in family history work.
• Performing baptisms and confirmations for their deceased ancestors.
“It takes attentive friends to make new members feel comfortable and welcomed at church,” said Elder Ballard.2 All of us, but especially visiting teachers, have important responsibilities to establish friendships with new members as a way of helping them become firmly “converted unto the Lord” (Alma 23:6).
From the Scriptures
2 Nephi 31:19–20; Moroni 6:4
From Our History
“With the ever-increasing number of converts,” said President Gordon B. Hinckley (1910–2008), “we must make an increasingly substantial effort to assist them as they find their way. Every one of them needs three things: a friend, a responsibility, and nurturing with ‘the good word of God’ (Moroni 6:4).”3
Visiting teachers are in a position to help those they watch over. Friendship often comes first, as it did for a young Relief Society sister who was the visiting teacher of an older sister. They had been slow in building a friendship until they worked side by side on a cleaning project. They became friends, and as they talked about the Visiting Teaching Message, they were both nurtured by “the good word of God.”
President Joseph Fielding Smith (1876–1972) said Relief Society “is a vital part of the kingdom of God on earth and … helps its faithful members to gain eternal life in our Father’s kingdom.”4
What Can I Do?
1. Do I pray for my companion and ask that the Spirit will guide us as we minister to our sisters?
2. In what ways do we serve each sister we watch over so that she knows we truly care about her?
From Liahona
Faith, Family, Relief
New sisters of the Church—including Young Women entering Relief Society, sisters returning to activity, and new converts—need the support and friendship of visiting teachers. “Member involvement is vital to convert retention and in bringing less-active members back into full activity,” said Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. “Capture the vision that the Relief Society … can become [one of] the most powerful friendshipping resource[s] we have in the Church. Reach out early to those being taught and reactivated, and love them into the Church through your organization.”1
As members of Relief Society, we can help new members learn basic Church practices, such as:
• Giving a talk.
• Bearing testimony.
• Living the law of the fast.
• Paying tithing and other offerings.
• Participating in family history work.
• Performing baptisms and confirmations for their deceased ancestors.
“It takes attentive friends to make new members feel comfortable and welcomed at church,” said Elder Ballard.2 All of us, but especially visiting teachers, have important responsibilities to establish friendships with new members as a way of helping them become firmly “converted unto the Lord” (Alma 23:6).
From the Scriptures
2 Nephi 31:19–20; Moroni 6:4
From Our History
“With the ever-increasing number of converts,” said President Gordon B. Hinckley (1910–2008), “we must make an increasingly substantial effort to assist them as they find their way. Every one of them needs three things: a friend, a responsibility, and nurturing with ‘the good word of God’ (Moroni 6:4).”3
Visiting teachers are in a position to help those they watch over. Friendship often comes first, as it did for a young Relief Society sister who was the visiting teacher of an older sister. They had been slow in building a friendship until they worked side by side on a cleaning project. They became friends, and as they talked about the Visiting Teaching Message, they were both nurtured by “the good word of God.”
President Joseph Fielding Smith (1876–1972) said Relief Society “is a vital part of the kingdom of God on earth and … helps its faithful members to gain eternal life in our Father’s kingdom.”4
What Can I Do?
1. Do I pray for my companion and ask that the Spirit will guide us as we minister to our sisters?
2. In what ways do we serve each sister we watch over so that she knows we truly care about her?
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Snyderville Relief Society Service Auction
Save the Date, Sisters!
When: Thursday, February 7th at 7pm
Where: Trailside Church Cultural Hall
What: Bring a craft, food item, or service to auction off! Friends are welcome, it will be a blast!
*You can auction off any type of service, talent or a hobby you enjoy. Think outside of the box.
When: Thursday, February 7th at 7pm
Where: Trailside Church Cultural Hall
What: Bring a craft, food item, or service to auction off! Friends are welcome, it will be a blast!
*You can auction off any type of service, talent or a hobby you enjoy. Think outside of the box.
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