May 4th - COOKING CLUSTER
6:00PM @ the Church
May 5th - Hornor Graduating Seniors
Make your own sundae or banana split and enjoy a program honoring them. They are: Kenzie Barlow, Katie Bowns, Samantha Bowns, Brittney Phelps, Daniel Thornley, Kimber Wagstaff, and Jacob Wilde. Their pictures were sent in an email last week
May 6th - 6:00 - 9 pm 80th birthday party for Emery Cameron’s at the Adrian Grade School Cafeteria.
May 11th - 11:30 - 1:00: A luncheon at the church for all sisters ages 60 plus. The R.S. Presidency said that if you are younger than 60 and really want to come you are welcome to do so. If you have any questions please feel free to call one of the R.S. Presidency.
The opinions expressed herein are those of the women participating in this blog. To find out more about the Relief Society program, please visit www.lds.org
Visiting Teaching
"Visiting Teaching is a very serious respondsibility, it really is. But it is not a heavy burden; it just takes a little more faith. It is worthy of our very best effort." Pres. Gordon B. Hinkley
What are a visiting teacher's responsibilities?
1. Come to know and love you sister's
2. Minister through regular contacts
3. learn of needs and offer appropriate assistance
4. Look for specific ways to help
5. Share and testify of gospel Doctrines
Visiting Teaching minister in behalf of the Savior.
Our hands are His hands, our love is His love,
and our service is His service.
Good visiting teachers know the sisters they visit.
They love them, serve them, and help them learn the gospel by the spirit.
They focus of fortifying homes and lives.
There is not greater privilage than to watch over and strengthen another person.
It is truly the business of salvation.
*Sister Julie Beck*
What are a visiting teacher's responsibilities?
1. Come to know and love you sister's
2. Minister through regular contacts
3. learn of needs and offer appropriate assistance
4. Look for specific ways to help
5. Share and testify of gospel Doctrines
Visiting Teaching minister in behalf of the Savior.
Our hands are His hands, our love is His love,
and our service is His service.
Good visiting teachers know the sisters they visit.
They love them, serve them, and help them learn the gospel by the spirit.
They focus of fortifying homes and lives.
There is not greater privilage than to watch over and strengthen another person.
It is truly the business of salvation.
*Sister Julie Beck*
The Family Home Evening Spot
You are creatures of divinity.You are daughters of the Almighty.Limitless is your potential.Magnificent is your future, if you will take control of it.
-President Gordon B Hinckley
May Birthday's
Addie Gallagher - May 4th
Brenda Hartley - May 9th
Virgina Hill - May 10th
Whitney Thornley - May 15th
June Barlow - May 18th
Katie Johnson - May 23rd
Ada Ballantyne - May 24th
Camie Wagstaff - May 30th
Brenda Hartley - May 9th
Virgina Hill - May 10th
Whitney Thornley - May 15th
June Barlow - May 18th
Katie Johnson - May 23rd
Ada Ballantyne - May 24th
Camie Wagstaff - May 30th
President Thomas S. Monson
"Women of God can never be like women of the world. The world has enough women who are tough; we need women who are tender. There are enough women who are coarse; we need women who are kind. There are enough women who are rude; we need women who are refined. We have enough women of fame and fortune; we need more women of faith. We have enough greed; we need more goodness. We have enough vanity; we need more virtue. We have enough popularity; we need more purity." -Sister Margaret Nadauld
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