Last night we had our back to school Relief Society Night and I'm including a few links that where shared with us for FHE. (thank you Katie Earp) And if any of you need tips on hair cuts Jayna Jarvis is the lady to ask!! Thank you both for all the good info.!!
mormonshare.com
theideadoor.com
sugardoodle.net
ayearoffheblogspot.com
enrichmentcottage.com
This are all good links to help you get a FHE night planned.
And for flannel board stories go to stums.org/closet/html/flannel.htm and of course you need treats so go to Disney family at family.go.com
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Sunday minutes
Relief Society
July 17, 2011
Family Responsibilities
Chapter 37, pg. 213
Husbands and wives share responsibilities in raising their children. Each person in the family has the responsibility to make their home a refuge from the temporal world. In 1995 the Church presidency issued a document titled, "The Family: A Proclamation to the World" (see Ensign, Nov. 1995). In it we learn essential responsibilities of parents and individuals. We are to work together to provide for the spiritual, emotional, intellectual, and physical needs of the family.
Roles shared by parents include: teaching the gospel of faith, repentence and baptism, the gift of the Holy Ghost, and how to pray. Parents should also teach not only the value of work but how to work. Both parents are responsible for discipline. They are to teach by example, create a home that is organized, and create an atmosphere of calm with a loving spirit.
We are not to give up when a child misbehaves, or strays from gospel principles. Fasting and prayer are important for a parent's spiritual guidance. The account in the Book of Mormon of Alma and his son Alma the Younger show how the prayers of a righteous parent can bring about mighty changes in the heart of a wayward child (Mosiah 27: 8-32).
Fathers can support the family by honoring their priesthood and interacting with their spouse in a loving way. They should value their spouse and her contributions. Their responsibilities include providing for the family. If both parents work outside the home, they do not relinquish their duty to provide. They are to protect, give blessings when sick, give father's blessings, play with their children, and set aside one-on-one time which may include counseling.
Mothers have the responsibility to nurture their children, teach, discipline in a loving manner, and support their husbands. She must teach them how to make thier home a pleasant place to be, and help them feel good about themselves.
July 17, 2011
Family Responsibilities
Chapter 37, pg. 213
Husbands and wives share responsibilities in raising their children. Each person in the family has the responsibility to make their home a refuge from the temporal world. In 1995 the Church presidency issued a document titled, "The Family: A Proclamation to the World" (see Ensign, Nov. 1995). In it we learn essential responsibilities of parents and individuals. We are to work together to provide for the spiritual, emotional, intellectual, and physical needs of the family.
Roles shared by parents include: teaching the gospel of faith, repentence and baptism, the gift of the Holy Ghost, and how to pray. Parents should also teach not only the value of work but how to work. Both parents are responsible for discipline. They are to teach by example, create a home that is organized, and create an atmosphere of calm with a loving spirit.
We are not to give up when a child misbehaves, or strays from gospel principles. Fasting and prayer are important for a parent's spiritual guidance. The account in the Book of Mormon of Alma and his son Alma the Younger show how the prayers of a righteous parent can bring about mighty changes in the heart of a wayward child (Mosiah 27: 8-32).
Fathers can support the family by honoring their priesthood and interacting with their spouse in a loving way. They should value their spouse and her contributions. Their responsibilities include providing for the family. If both parents work outside the home, they do not relinquish their duty to provide. They are to protect, give blessings when sick, give father's blessings, play with their children, and set aside one-on-one time which may include counseling.
Mothers have the responsibility to nurture their children, teach, discipline in a loving manner, and support their husbands. She must teach them how to make thier home a pleasant place to be, and help them feel good about themselves.
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Temple pages
Thursday, June 30, 2011
RS lesson June 26th
June 26, 2011 Relief Society Lesson
The Sabbath and the Sarament, Elder L. Tom Perry
May 2011 Ensign
The New Testament is a sacred volume and is the centerpiee of scrptural history, just as the Savior should be the centerpiece of our lives. We must commit ourselves to study it and treasure it. In Paul's writings to Timothy, we read: "These things command and teach...Be thou an example of the believers, in the work, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity." We are to be an example to others of our beliefs.
Begining with the creationof the world, one day was set apart from all others. "And God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it.." God rested from His labors on this day, and He expects HIs children to do the same. He commanded the children of Israel: "Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy... Six Days shalt thou labour, and do all thy work, but the seventh day is the sabbath of the Lord ty God...Wherefore the Lord blessed the sabbath day and hallowed it." Our meals should be simple and require little Sabbath day preparation. We should focus on things of a spiritual nature. Exodus 16: 21-30 tells of the instruction given to the Israelites to collect two days worth of manna on the sixth day to sustain them on the sabbath.
Adam and Eve were instructed to observe the Sabbath. On the eve of His crucifixion, Christ implimented the sacrament with his disciples. He took bread, blessed it, gave it to the disciples and said, "Take eat; this is my body. He took the cup, blessed it, and said, "This is my blood of the the new testament, which is shed for many for the remission of sins." When He appeared on the American continent he introduced the sacrament. Even during the dark periods of apostasy, this pattern of Sabbath day worship and the sacrament continued to be practiced in many forms.
When the gospel was restored, Peter, James, and John appeared to Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery; and under their direction the priesthood authority necessary to administer the sacrament to members of the Church was restored. Young priesthood holders must be worthy to administer the sacrament by keeping the comandments and living gospel standards.
The sacrament is the center of our sabbath day observance. We are to keep ourselves unspotted from the world; go to the house of prayer and offer up our sacraments; and rest from our labors. We are to avoid worldly distractions. Elder Melvin J. Ballard suggested: "We want every Latter-day Saint to come to the sacrament table because it is the place for self-investigation, for self-inspection, where we may learn to rectify our couse and to make right our own lives, bringing ourselves into harmony with the teaching of the Church and with our brethren and sisters."
The Sabbath and the Sarament, Elder L. Tom Perry
May 2011 Ensign
The New Testament is a sacred volume and is the centerpiee of scrptural history, just as the Savior should be the centerpiece of our lives. We must commit ourselves to study it and treasure it. In Paul's writings to Timothy, we read: "These things command and teach...Be thou an example of the believers, in the work, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity." We are to be an example to others of our beliefs.
Begining with the creationof the world, one day was set apart from all others. "And God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it.." God rested from His labors on this day, and He expects HIs children to do the same. He commanded the children of Israel: "Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy... Six Days shalt thou labour, and do all thy work, but the seventh day is the sabbath of the Lord ty God...Wherefore the Lord blessed the sabbath day and hallowed it." Our meals should be simple and require little Sabbath day preparation. We should focus on things of a spiritual nature. Exodus 16: 21-30 tells of the instruction given to the Israelites to collect two days worth of manna on the sixth day to sustain them on the sabbath.
Adam and Eve were instructed to observe the Sabbath. On the eve of His crucifixion, Christ implimented the sacrament with his disciples. He took bread, blessed it, gave it to the disciples and said, "Take eat; this is my body. He took the cup, blessed it, and said, "This is my blood of the the new testament, which is shed for many for the remission of sins." When He appeared on the American continent he introduced the sacrament. Even during the dark periods of apostasy, this pattern of Sabbath day worship and the sacrament continued to be practiced in many forms.
When the gospel was restored, Peter, James, and John appeared to Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery; and under their direction the priesthood authority necessary to administer the sacrament to members of the Church was restored. Young priesthood holders must be worthy to administer the sacrament by keeping the comandments and living gospel standards.
The sacrament is the center of our sabbath day observance. We are to keep ourselves unspotted from the world; go to the house of prayer and offer up our sacraments; and rest from our labors. We are to avoid worldly distractions. Elder Melvin J. Ballard suggested: "We want every Latter-day Saint to come to the sacrament table because it is the place for self-investigation, for self-inspection, where we may learn to rectify our couse and to make right our own lives, bringing ourselves into harmony with the teaching of the Church and with our brethren and sisters."
Monday, June 20, 2011
Reminder
Don't forget tomorrow's(June 21st) wonderful night all about temples at 6:30 at the chapel.
If you want to learn more about family history-
*bring names to enter in to the system
* Bring your member number(found on your recommend)
Nursery provided and a light treat. Hope to see you all there!!!
If you want to learn more about family history-
*bring names to enter in to the system
* Bring your member number(found on your recommend)
Nursery provided and a light treat. Hope to see you all there!!!
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
June 21st-Temple Night
Come join us June 21st at 6:30 for a wonderful and Special night all about Temples. A light desert that evening too.
*Nursery provided*
Relief Society Temple trip June 23rd
*Nursery provided*
Relief Society Temple trip June 23rd
Friday, June 3, 2011
Chicken in Bulk
Zaycon Chicken Savings Event Now Open!
We want to let you know we'll be delivering our fantastically fresh, boneless, skinless chicken breasts in:
Flagstaff
Mesa
Peoria
Chandler
Marana
We're bringing this product straight from the farm, fresh to you, at an amazing price of $1.64/lb.
Log in to www.zayconfoods.com to decide when and where you want to pick up. Don't wait because we expect to sell out very quickly. The order deadline is June 8, or when the truckload is sold (whichever comes first).
Don't forget about our Referral Rewards Program:
Our Referral Rewards program is our way of saying thank you for sharing Zaycon Foods with other families.
How do I participate in the Referral Program:
Visit www.zayonfoods.com
Login and view the My Account section
Select "My Referrals"
You will see your Referral Name and a URL that you can copy to an email or post on your Facebook. When others click on this URL, they will be taken to the Zaycon Foods registration page, and your Referral Name will appear in the "Referred By" field. (If someone visits our site without using your URL, be sure they have your Referral Name so they can enter it manually.)
Once a customer has completed the registration process, you will receive a $1 credit, every time that customer participates in a Savings Event.
WHY REFERRALS MATTER
We created Zaycon Foods to help families save money on high-quality food products. We do this by combining the purchasing power of many families together. The greater our combined purchasing power, the larger the discounts we are able to negotiate on our wholesale purchases of high-quality fresh meat and other food products. Simply put, the more families we have working together, the more we all benefit with low prices. So for us, referrals really do matter.
Wishing you all the best,
Your friends at Zaycon Foods
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