Sugars Handouts

Ladies, I sincerely hope you forgive me for taking so long. I apologize.
Finally, though, here are the handouts from the Sugars class from the September meeting.

Click here to access them!

Relief Society Extravaganza -- handouts etc.

I want to get these up as soon as possible because I know you sisters are very excited to have access to these materials. I plan to organize them better and make them easier to print, but I will upload all of them for now so you can access them.


The majority of the handouts are here
The two extra pages for the three month supply class are here
A helpful list of Web sites plus a few recipes for beans are here

The 1st ward's recipe is here:
1 c sour cream
2/3 c mayo
2 t dill weed
2 t parsley
1 t minced dry onion
1 t seasoned salt

There will be one more collection of handouts posted tomorrow morning. Please be patient with me!

Sister Beck's Talk - BYU Women's Conference - May 2011

CLICK HERE to read about/ hear quotes from Sister Beck's talk at BYU Women's Conference given in May 2011. Article in The Church News.

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Also: Click on the Best of Sister Beck at the top of the page or click below to download a handout about the "Essentials, Necessaries, Nice to do's".

CLICK HERE for the handout

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Emergency Preparedness Handouts

It took a while.... but I finally (thanks to my sweet hubby with his fabulous machine at work) got these scanned and up on Google docs. If you want a copy of the amazing set of handouts from our Stake Emergency Preparedness Training click the link to access the handouts and if you want to print, click file and print (or download original document). Warning: there are 39 pages! It's a lot of amazing and helpful information!! If you are struggling to get it to print or download to your computer, please leave a comment and I will do my best to help!

Emergency Preparedeness Handouts (39 pages)

Chicken Salad Recipe

Click to download the chicken salad recipe that we are using for the Stake Women's Conference. It is also on the recipe page.



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Presidency Message -- January

Dear Sisters:

We hope that the Christmas season found you surrounded by family and friends and that His spirit was felt in great abundance as you celebrated His birth.

As I was reading this week's church news, the article entitled “Christmas is Always Near” caught my eye and I wanted to share a few thoughts from it with you all.

           

“On that first Christmas, the angels sang, “Peace on earth, good will to men.”  The peace Christ brought, and still brings, was not intended for just one silent night and one glorious day.

            

President David O. McKay said: “At Christmastime, more than at any other, we think of others and try to express either in word or deed our desire to make others happy.  Herein lies the secret of true happiness.  ‘He that will lose his life for my sake and the gospel’s shall find it,’ is sound philosophy, which the true Christmas spirit helps us to understand.”

            

These thoughts of CHRISTMAS AS A YEAR-LONG EVENT have been expressed:

                                         

Christmas is not a day or a season,

but a condition of heart and mind.

If we love our neighbors as ourselves;

If in our riches we are poor in spirit

And in our poverty we are rich in grace;

If our charity vaunteth not itself,

But suffereth long and is kind;

If when our brother asks for a loaf,

We give ours instead;

If each day dawns in opportunity

And sets in achievement

however small;

Then every day is Christ’s day &
Christmas is always near.

Poem by John Wallingford; quoted by President Howard W. Hunter 1993

As we begin a new year, may we keep and magnify the love, peace, charity and joy in our hearts that we have felt during the past few weeks, for it truly does embody the spirit and the work of Relief Society as well.

With much love,

Sister Lisa Hunt

Click here to download this as a document