Friday, December 31, 2010

January 2011 newsletter

Visiting Teaching Message
The History and Heritage of Relief Society

In the coming months, each Visiting Teaching Message will give us the opportunity to learn more about the history of Relief Society and its part in the restored gospel. For many reasons, understanding our history is not only important but essential.

Understanding our history helps make us an effective part of the future of Relief Society.  President Spencer W. Kimball explained, "We know that women who have deep appreciation for the past will be concerned about shaping a righteous future."

Report your Visiting Teaching to Tami Nielsen - 720.929.1086

Lessons
Jan 2 Bishop's Message
Jan 9 Lesson Chapter 24: The Sabbath Day
Jan 16 Ward Conference
Jan 23 T FOT: "Let There be Light" Elder Cook
Jan 30 Combined Priesthood and Relief Society


Relief Society Activities 
Relief Society Activity
We will be having a tri-ward activity Tuesday, January 18 at 7 p.m. in our building. Sister Woodward from the stake will be our guest speaker on the effects of depression. If you have anything that you would like to be covered at this meeting or have any questions regarding depression, please submit them anonymously to Trisha Jensen and she will submit
them to Sister Woodward.

Quilting
We are going to try to quilt once again. Please join us on Tuesday, January 25 at 7 p.m. at Lisa Thornton's house.

FYI
We are going to be adding recipes to our relief society blog. Please submit any wonderful recipes that you would like to share with other sisters in the ward to Emily at ravsten@msn.com.


Birthdays
9• Kerry Wuthrich
12 • Barbara Trujillo
18 • Marlene Cowan
22 • Mandy Heavener
23 • Chelsie Bruggeman
23 • Anne Hinrichs
27 • Stacy Anderson
Events
Temple Day
January 11

Ward Conference
January 16

Play Date
Meet at Chic-Fil-A on TuesdayJanuary 18 at 11:30 a.mfor some play time for the kids and chat time for the mom'sHope to see you there.

New Meeting Time
Church will begin at 1 p.min 2011. Sacrament will remain first, followed by Sunday School and Relief Society/Priesthood Meetings.

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