Weekly Activities: April 11 - April 17, 2010

This Week's Activities

• Ward Choir – Sundays at 4:15 pm in the Relief Society Room
• Ward Prayer – Brother Robertson's at 8:30 pm
• FHE  - Extreme Musical Chairs – 7:00 pm at the church
• Service Opportunity – Cleaning the church Tuesday, April 13 at 7:00 pm and Saturday, April 17 at 9:00 am
• YSA Sports – Volleyball, Wednesday, April 14 at 7:00 -10:00 pm Mount Olympus (3862 E Oakview Dr.)
• St George Temple Trip – April 15 – 17, Katie Dreschel 540.435.6856 or Brady Newton 801.712.5363 - Brady will be collecting the $10 with the sign up forms at FHE or at 2846 East Apple Blossom Ln tonight and tomorrow

 

 

 

Upcoming Activities

• Service Opportunity – Holladay Neighborhood Cleanup, April 24

 

Other Information

If you are looking for a job, send an email to angelatemplin@gmail.com to be added to the Holladay Stake Jobs Google group.

 

If you know of a job, help your fellow ward members! Send an email to angelatemplin@gmail.com with the Company Name, Job Title, Contact Name, Phone, Email and any other information and we'll post in the Holladay Stake Jobs Google group.

 

2010 Ward Conference Theme

April 18, 2010: 'Rescue'

 

"That is my religion, that is the dictation of the Holy Ghost that I possess. It is to save the people."

-        President Brigham Young

 

"We have some of our own who cry out in pain and suffering and loneliness and fear. Ours is a great and solemn duty to reach out and help them, to lift them, to feed them if they are hungry, to nurture their spirits if they thirst for truth and righteousness."

"I would hope, I would pray, that each of use would resolve to see those who need help, who are in desperate and difficult circumstances, and lift them in the spirit of love into the embrace of the Church, where strong hands and loving hearts will warm the, comfort them, sustain them, and put them on the way of happy and productive lives."

                   -President Gordon B Hinkley

This Week's Preparedness Items

Remember the Rules:

- 5 items or $5.00
- Store what you eat. Eat what you store.

Food Storage: Vegetables/Fruit
Remember to store a variety of fruits and vegetables, for best nutrition. Also, make sure it's something you like. If you don't like it, don't store it. If you're not sure, try it first.
Canned or dried fruits and vegetables are the easiest to store.   

 Examples:
 - peas
 - carrots
 - corn
 - potatoes
 - green beans
 - peaches
 - fruit cocktail
 - raisins

72 hr. Kit: First Aid Kit
 
These can be found for anywhere from $5.00 to as expensive as you want to get. A very basic one will have the following:
 
- An assortment of adhesive bandages
- gauze and tape
- ace bandage
- disinfectant
- pain reliever
- latex (or similar) gloves
 
Considering the types of injuries you may need to treat will assist you in deciding what you may need in a first aid kit.
 

For questions please contact Trisha Holmes at 435-757-8075 or jademagictmh@hotmail.com.