Thank you for your continued prayers, love and support of Jeri Boyle!
To keep up with how she's doing, please check out her blog at http://jeriandscott.blogspot.com/.
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Special Ward Fast for Alisa Linton
The Lehi 29th Ward will be having a special ward fast for Alisa Linton on July 8th. Please spread the word. Thank you for your faith and prayers in behalf of the Linton family.
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Visiting Teaching Moment
The importance of Vting was instilled in me at a young age, because
of
my wonderful mother. When I graduated from HS, I lived at home for a
year and was serving in the primary. I was asked by the RS President
to be a VTer, and I was a little nervous, since I wasn't in relief
society much, and I was scared to visit sisters so much older than I.
But my first experience with visiting teaching turned out to be such a
great blessing. I was put with my mom as my visiting teaching
companion. She taught me what it was like to visit, talk, teach, and
listen to these sweet sisters in our ward. She taught me first hand
what it means to be a faithful visiting teacher. I also cherish that
time that I had with my mom doing something spiritual that impacted my
life.
I am not always the greatest visiting teacher, and I am not always
the most spiritual person at the visit, but I learned from my mom that
visiting teaching isn't always about being the best or the "perfect"
teacher. It is about love and friendship and caring, and doing your
best.
Now that I am older and have been a visiting teacher for years, I
see how important the visiting teaching program is, not only in my
own life, but in the lives of every sister in the ward. Some of my
wonderful visiting teachers, or the ladies that I have visited have
turned out to be some of my best friends in the world. People that I
may not have gotten to know otherwise have been the greatest
influences on me through this divine program. They were there for me
when I had my babies, when I needed support n my callings, when I
moved away from family, and so on and so on.
I have a strong testimony of the Relief Society program and visiting
teaching. Everyone deserves to feel needed and loved, and we as
sisters can do that for others. I am grateful for the gospel and for
the blessings that come with being a sister in Zion. I pray that we
will all be able to recognize a need and fill a need for those that we
serve.
Laura O.
my wonderful mother. When I graduated from HS, I lived at home for a
year and was serving in the primary. I was asked by the RS President
to be a VTer, and I was a little nervous, since I wasn't in relief
society much, and I was scared to visit sisters so much older than I.
But my first experience with visiting teaching turned out to be such a
great blessing. I was put with my mom as my visiting teaching
companion. She taught me what it was like to visit, talk, teach, and
listen to these sweet sisters in our ward. She taught me first hand
what it means to be a faithful visiting teacher. I also cherish that
time that I had with my mom doing something spiritual that impacted my
life.
I am not always the greatest visiting teacher, and I am not always
the most spiritual person at the visit, but I learned from my mom that
visiting teaching isn't always about being the best or the "perfect"
teacher. It is about love and friendship and caring, and doing your
best.
Now that I am older and have been a visiting teacher for years, I
see how important the visiting teaching program is, not only in my
own life, but in the lives of every sister in the ward. Some of my
wonderful visiting teachers, or the ladies that I have visited have
turned out to be some of my best friends in the world. People that I
may not have gotten to know otherwise have been the greatest
influences on me through this divine program. They were there for me
when I had my babies, when I needed support n my callings, when I
moved away from family, and so on and so on.
I have a strong testimony of the Relief Society program and visiting
teaching. Everyone deserves to feel needed and loved, and we as
sisters can do that for others. I am grateful for the gospel and for
the blessings that come with being a sister in Zion. I pray that we
will all be able to recognize a need and fill a need for those that we
serve.
Laura O.
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Relief Society Soup & Salad Nights
Sisters, we have just hit our two year mark of doing soup and salad
night to celebrate your birthdays each month. It has been so much
fun, and we have loved getting to know each of you better. As a
presidency, we have decided that it is time to focus our time and
attention on other things, so we will no longer be doing our monthly
dinner. We wanted to thank you for your time, dedication, and
support to each of our soup and salad nights. You all are wonderful
and we love each and every one of you. Thanks again!
The RS Presidency
night to celebrate your birthdays each month. It has been so much
fun, and we have loved getting to know each of you better. As a
presidency, we have decided that it is time to focus our time and
attention on other things, so we will no longer be doing our monthly
dinner. We wanted to thank you for your time, dedication, and
support to each of our soup and salad nights. You all are wonderful
and we love each and every one of you. Thanks again!
The RS Presidency
Thursday, June 28, 2012
**Prayers for Alisa**
We ask that you keep Alisa Linton and her family in your prayers. Alisa is the perfect example of strength, faith, courage, hope, endurance and being an amazing example to those around her....all while battling Melanoma. She has overcome so many obstacles, has had miracles and is in need of another miracle. We ask for your faith, hope and your prayers in Alisa's behalf.
For current information check out her blog @ http://joshalisa.blogspot.com/
To view Alisa's story check out her past blog @ http://joshandalisa.blogspot.com/
For current information check out her blog @ http://joshalisa.blogspot.com/
To view Alisa's story check out her past blog @ http://joshandalisa.blogspot.com/
July Birthday's
Happy Birthday:
Haylie Worthen (2)
Shari Jackson (5)
Naomi Wood (7)
Harley Spier (8)
Bonnie Jacobs (9)
Becki McCune (9)
Julia Whitehead (11)
Rebecca Carter (14)
Kathy Urry (14)
Mary Willden (14)
Paula Gonzalez (17)
Margarita Rios (20)
Wendy Chilton (21)
Shannon Gibson (23)
Alycia Moore (26)
Carol Kunz (27)
Kimberly Bone (28)
Kimberly Hurst (28)
DeeDee Evans (30)
Provident Living
Provident Living: Item of the month: WonderBox Oven- $37.95
This is a great way to conserve fuel
for cooking in an emergency, or any time if you are so inclined. Wonderbox
Ovens work kind of like a crock pot- you have to plan ahead and let the food
cook for several hours. The main difference is wonderbox ovens use no
electricity and it will keep cold things cold as well. For more information you
can call or email Stephanie Ivey: 801-331-6631 stephivey@gmail.com
or go to this website: http://thermalcooker.wordpress.com/category/wonder-box/
They will be ordered from the following
website: http://itsawonderboxoven.blogspot.com/
Steph is planning on getting the filled
boxes (ready-to-use straight out of the box) and picking them up (no shipping
costs). There are three different fabrics to choose from, so please specify if
you would like the black/buzzing daisy, brown/purple, or teal/wildflower. Thank
you! Money due by July 29th.
RS Stake Clothing Exchange: Saturday, July 14th
RS Stake Clothing Exchange: Saturday, July 14th. It’s time to go through closets and drawers for items to be donated for our Stake Clothing Drive. We need quality men’s, women’s teenage, children and infants clothes and shoes as well as accessories and backpacks. If it is still in style, clean and in nearly new condition… we want it. Please drop off donations to Sharon Mathews (1645 North 250 West) anytime between now and July 13th. Whether you donate or not, you are welcome to come to the Exchange and take what you need. We’d love to be able to cut down your back to school shopping bill, but we’ll need your donations!
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