May Activities and Workshops

President Dieter F. Uchtdorf (September 2009) reminds us as women of the Church and daughters of Divinity, "May I invite you to rise to the great potential within you. But don’t reach beyond your capacity. Don’t set goals beyond your capacity to achieve. Don’t feel guilty or dwell on thoughts of failure. Don’t compare yourself with others. Do the best you can, and the Lord will provide the rest. Have faith and confidence in Him, and you will see miracles happen in your life and the lives of your loved ones. The virtue of your own life will be a light to those who sit in darkness, because you are a living witness of the fulness of the gospel (see D&C 45:28). Wherever you have been planted on this beautiful but often troubled earth of ours, you can be the one to “succor the weak, lift up the hands which hang down, and strengthen the feeble knees” (D&C 81:5).

My dear sisters, as you live your daily life with all its blessings and challenges, let me assure you that the Lord loves you. He knows you. He listens to your prayers, and He answers those prayers, wherever on this world you may be. He wants you to succeed in this life and in eternity."

May Activities and Workshops

Tuesday, May 4th...New FamilySearch 101 @ Amanda's from 7-8pm.  Come learn about how New FamilySearch can help you find your family members, streamline family history, and open new opportunities to find records of your ancestors.  If you haven't yet registered, please bring your birth date, confirmation date, and Church membership number.  Also, if you a laptop, please bring one.

Wednesday, May 5th...Soup/Salads Night Pt. II @ Alison's @ 7pm.  Alison will email the needed information for this yummy class.  If you haven't yet signed up to attend, it's not too late.  Contact Alison for more information.

Sunday, May 9th...Happy Mother's Day!

Wednesday, May 12th...Soup/Salads Night Pt. III @ Alison's @ 7pm. Alison will email the needed information for this yummy class. If you haven't yet signed up to attend, it's not too late. Contact Alison for more information.

Thursday, May 13th..."A Night in the Holy Land" @ the ward bldg. @ 7pm.  Molly, Nanette, and Ann who have recently traveled in Israel, Jerusalem, and Petra will be sharing pictures, stories, and experiences about what it was like to have walked where the Savior walked in days of old.  Light, authentic refreshments will be served.  This would be a great activity to bring friends, neighbors, and including those not of our faith.

Thursday, May 20th...Book Club @ Kathy's @ 7pm.  The book is "Prayers for Sale" by Sandra Dallas.  To read a book review from "Deseret News," click here.  Even if you don't get a chance to read the book, join us for fun conversation and socializing.

Tuesday, May 25th...Food Storage Tasting Table @ the ward bldg. @ 7pm.  All are invited (men, too) to join us for a night of tasting and sharing on both pre-packaged food storage and yummy recipes to use the food you are storing.  It's good to have a desire to store food for emegencies.  It's better to begin storing it.  It's best to store it, know how to use it, and then to use it! : )  Stay tuned for more details and reminders.

Relief Society Temple Day...Contact Siv for date/time.

Coming soon...Photography 201 class - we'll be learning more basics in improving our pictures and taking a field trip to practice our new skills.

Photography & Book Club Cancelled for November

Unfortunately, due to seasonal affects of the flu, our Photography class
scheduled for Tuesday, November 10th @ 7pm has been cancelled.  We wish Catherine a speedy recovery!  Bring on the kleenex. : )  This class will be re-scheduled at a future date.  Stay tuned!

Also, Book Club will not be meeting this month because of the many other activities happening.  So, you have an extra month to read the book selection this month (see previous post).  See you in December!

What Do You Think?

Word is...the Photography Class was a great success! Thanks, Catherine, for your time and expertise! Thus, we're considering having Photography Part II maybe sometime in early September to not only reinforce the skills we learned, but practice those skills in a beautiful location. If this is something you might be interested in attending, share your opinion on our blog survey or leave a comment. You can also email me or contact any member of the HFPE Committee.

We strive to offer activities and classes that are meaningful, helpful, practical, and enriching. Please feel free to share your ideas for future activities and classes. Thank you for your support and feedback!