Announcements…

*April, 21st- The Relief Society is having a POT-LUCK!!! It will be at the Church from 12-1. If you can make it, bring a dish to share! It should be a great time!

*April 29th at 6:30 A NIGHT OF MINI CLASSES. Each class will be approximately 20-25 min.

Shon Moulton: Estate planning, Guardianship, and Life Care Plans

Darin Kearsley: Budgeting and Financial Management

Becky Maness: Discovering Your Ancestors (new.familysearch.org

Refreshments will be Served!

*May 1st at 11:30am- Production of the 10 Virgins. Driggs Idaho Stake Relief Society and Young Women. All young women and women ages 12-112 can attend. Driggs Stake Center. A light luncheon will be served. SUNDAY DRESS Please.

CONGRATULATIONS TO:

• Heather and Stephen Bagley-They had a little girl- PRESLIE
• Alisha and Blake Hansen-They also had a little girl-BROOKLYN
• Jenny and Jake Lawrence-Another little girl-ELSIE ROSE

STAYING CONNECTED…

In this day and age the use of technology is one very helpful way to keep us all connected and united. So, if you could PLEASE email Shelley your email address we will be able to better keep you informed as to what is going on! Her email address is idahostreit@hotmail.com. If it is easier for you to just leave a comment, please feel free to do so, and I will get her your email address!

Thanks so much.

DONT FORGET that Thursday, April 29th we will be having a night of "Mini Classes." It should be a great night!!!

APRIL

Thursday, April 29th we will be having a night of "mini classes" instead of the munch & mingle. We felt like the Birthday party served as a munch & mingle enough, so we're going to focus on arranging 5 mini classes. I have already talked with Shon Moulton, the attorney in Driggs & he's going to do one of the classes on "wills". We have 4 others in mind, and are working on making those arrangements. We're hoping to have a meeting in the next week or so to discuss more details, so stay tuned...

B.a.c.k.w.a.r.d.s. FUN…

Looks like the BACKWARDS Birthday Party was a HUGE HIT!!! All we can say is THANKS so much to all the sisters for all the efforts that were put into this evening.

 

 

It a BIRTHDAY PARTY…

A Backwards Birthday Party

Come CELEBRATE the Relief Society Birthday. Thursday March 4, 2010, 6:30 at the Church House.

Dinner and Fun will be served.

Hope to see you there!!!

Becoming Self-Reliant

Sunday February 7th lesson from Sister Bagley. She gave a beautiful heartfelt lesson on Becoming Self-Reliant. This is a handout she gave us. It is intended to help us identify the areas of self-reliance we are lacking in, to help us start thinking about the next steps and goals we can give ourselves in becoming more self-reliant.

 

“Food for the hungry cannot come from empty shelves;

Money to assist the needy cannot come from an empty purse;

Support and understanding cannot come from the emotionally starved;

Teaching cannot come from the unlearned;

Spiritual guidance cannot come from the spiritually week.”

     -Ana Maria Coburn, Primary General Board

 

Area of Self Reliance	My Next Steps and Goals
Spiritual Strengths:
Physical, Emotional and Social Strengths:
Preparedness for Emergencies and/or Eventualities
Financial Management:

 

WORK and LEARN

Work is an antidote for anxiety, and ointment for sorrow, and a doorway to possibility. Those who aren’t unafraid to roll up their sleeves and lose themselves in the pursuit of worthwhile goals are a blessing to their families, community, nations and to the Church.

Knowledge does away with darkness, anxiety, and doubt; for these cannot exist where knowledge is. Strive to increase your knowledge of all that is “virtuous, lovely, or of good report or praiseworthy.”  Seek knowledge “by study and also by faith.” Seek with a humble spirit and contrite heart.     -President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, 13th Article of Faith, D&C 109:7

Primary Activity

Just a little reminder for those mothers who didn’t hear about the Primary Activity. It is this Tuesday, February 9th after school till 4:30. They are going to spread some love and joy to others and hope that you can come. Parents are always welcome.