Sunday, December 30, 2012
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Our Stake President
A little late to post but better late than never....
Professor of the year
Stake president from Washington wins highest honor for teaching
TACOMA, WASH.
Karl Fields, a professor at the University of Puget Sound and president of the Gig Harbor Washington Stake, was named 2012 Washington State Professor of the Year. This award — given through the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education — is the most distinguished for teaching undergraduate courses.
President Fields is a professor of comparative politics, Asian politics and Asian political economy.
In a note sent to President Fields after the award was announced November 15, 2012, Elder Robert M. Call, Area Seventy over the Northwest Area of the United States said, "President, I'm so impressed. Your goodness spans all facets of your life. I'm proud of you in what you do as a priesthood leader and as a professional."
Humility defines President Fields, a man who, when asked how he feels about receiving this prestigious award, mentioned all the other excellent professors in the department and at the university who could have been nominated and come out with the same result.
Trinkets and mementos from former students dot his office, representing his associations with students during his 22 years at the University of Puget Sound. He treasures the chance this award has given him to reconnect with students and see what they have made of their lives. Several of his students have received their doctorates and are teaching in political science departments at various U.S. universities, but he most enjoys seeing the families they have started and how they have contributed to their respective communities.
President Fields works tirelessly to be a worthy disciple of Jesus Christ and He acknowledges God's hand in his successes.
"I could not be who I am in any aspect of my life without the gospel of Jesus Christ," he said.
To the extent that students perceive him as being honest, kind and compassionate, he attributes this to patterning his life after the Savior.
He specializes in Asian studies and politics, a love affair he would not have kindled had he not served as a missionary in Taiwan.
Elder Call described him as a "gentle, wonderful man."
"You would never know the acclaim and respect he garners from his employment in being around him. He's just a gentle, down-to-earth, every day guy," Elder Call said.
Don Share, a professor in the department of politics and government at the University of Puget Sound, has team taught with President Fields and collaborated on a textbook project. He said President Fields is easy to work with, has a great sense of humor, is reliable and hard working.
Between his work, family and Church responsibilities, President Fields does not have as much personal time as most. Well-read without being flashy, he approaches teaching humbly, in a way that seems to draw people to him. This is the same way he handled the publicity associated with this award, recognizing the benefit this brings to the school and the department. His "top-notch intellect" and hard work led to a successful Asian studies program and have attracted students, faculty and donors to the program.
His career is a far departure from his roots on a cattle ranch in South Central Idaho, near the Sawtooth Mountains.
He was baptized at 11, but did not actively attend Church until high school when his bishop and teachers quorum helped bring him back to Church.
After high school, he received a call to serve a mission in Taiwan. He felt like this was an eye-opening experience and pursued his undergraduate degree in Asian politics atBrigham Young University and a graduate degree at University of California Berkley.
"I love the rhythms of academic life," he said, adding that when finals are over, the slate can be wiped clean, ready for a new beginning. As a professor, he is able to get into the same type of rhythm, using each semester as a new start.
He met his wife, Melanie Ann Merrill, while at BYU, and she transferred to UC Berkeley after he started Ph.D. work there. They both have degrees from this institution (she has a bachelor's and he has a doctorate). They have four children.
"She is my best friend and the great strength of our home," he said.
Going forward, he is excited for the opportunity to teach full-time again, build new courses, research on the side and participate in the community.
wevans@desnews.com
Karl Fields, a professor at the University of Puget Sound and president of the Gig Harbor Washington Stake, was named 2012 Washington State Professor of the Year. This award — given through the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education — is the most distinguished for teaching undergraduate courses.
Photos courtesy of University of Puget Sound
Professor Karl Fields was recently named 2012 Washington State Professor of the Year, through the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
President Fields is a professor of comparative politics, Asian politics and Asian political economy.
In a note sent to President Fields after the award was announced November 15, 2012, Elder Robert M. Call, Area Seventy over the Northwest Area of the United States said, "President, I'm so impressed. Your goodness spans all facets of your life. I'm proud of you in what you do as a priesthood leader and as a professional."
Humility defines President Fields, a man who, when asked how he feels about receiving this prestigious award, mentioned all the other excellent professors in the department and at the university who could have been nominated and come out with the same result.
Trinkets and mementos from former students dot his office, representing his associations with students during his 22 years at the University of Puget Sound. He treasures the chance this award has given him to reconnect with students and see what they have made of their lives. Several of his students have received their doctorates and are teaching in political science departments at various U.S. universities, but he most enjoys seeing the families they have started and how they have contributed to their respective communities.
Photos courtesy of University of Puget Sound
Professor Karl Fields teaches students at the University of Puget Sound.
President Fields works tirelessly to be a worthy disciple of Jesus Christ and He acknowledges God's hand in his successes.
"I could not be who I am in any aspect of my life without the gospel of Jesus Christ," he said.
To the extent that students perceive him as being honest, kind and compassionate, he attributes this to patterning his life after the Savior.
He specializes in Asian studies and politics, a love affair he would not have kindled had he not served as a missionary in Taiwan.
Elder Call described him as a "gentle, wonderful man."
"You would never know the acclaim and respect he garners from his employment in being around him. He's just a gentle, down-to-earth, every day guy," Elder Call said.
Don Share, a professor in the department of politics and government at the University of Puget Sound, has team taught with President Fields and collaborated on a textbook project. He said President Fields is easy to work with, has a great sense of humor, is reliable and hard working.
Between his work, family and Church responsibilities, President Fields does not have as much personal time as most. Well-read without being flashy, he approaches teaching humbly, in a way that seems to draw people to him. This is the same way he handled the publicity associated with this award, recognizing the benefit this brings to the school and the department. His "top-notch intellect" and hard work led to a successful Asian studies program and have attracted students, faculty and donors to the program.
His career is a far departure from his roots on a cattle ranch in South Central Idaho, near the Sawtooth Mountains.
He was baptized at 11, but did not actively attend Church until high school when his bishop and teachers quorum helped bring him back to Church.
After high school, he received a call to serve a mission in Taiwan. He felt like this was an eye-opening experience and pursued his undergraduate degree in Asian politics atBrigham Young University and a graduate degree at University of California Berkley.
"I love the rhythms of academic life," he said, adding that when finals are over, the slate can be wiped clean, ready for a new beginning. As a professor, he is able to get into the same type of rhythm, using each semester as a new start.
He met his wife, Melanie Ann Merrill, while at BYU, and she transferred to UC Berkeley after he started Ph.D. work there. They both have degrees from this institution (she has a bachelor's and he has a doctorate). They have four children.
"She is my best friend and the great strength of our home," he said.
Going forward, he is excited for the opportunity to teach full-time again, build new courses, research on the side and participate in the community.
wevans@desnews.com
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Ward Christmas Party
Come and enjoy the season’s spirit of love, giving
and sharing
as we celebrate the true meaning of Christmas!
Come one, come all
to our
Wollochet Ward Christmas Party
to our
Wollochet Ward Christmas Party
December 7th, 2012 – 6:30pm
Gig Harbor Church Building
Friday, November 30, 2012
First Presidency Christmas Devotional
Witness living prophets testify of the birth and life
of Jesus Christ…
First Presidency Christmas
Devotional
December 2nd,
2012 – 5:00 p.m. PST
The First Presidency invites Church members and others to view
the satellite broadcast of the annual Christmas devotional, which will
originate from the Conference Center on Sunday, December 2, 2012, at 6:00 p.m.
mountain standard time.
This devotional will include Christmas messages from the First
Presidency and music by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the Orchestra at Temple
Square.
Live audio and video of the devotional will also be available in
English and Spanish on mormonchannel.org.
Various broadcast, cable, satellite, and Internet television
stations and broadcast, satellite, and Internet radio stations throughout the
world will also carry the devotional. Check local program listings for
availability in your area, or visit mormonchannel.org or byubroadcasting.org.
Angel Tree 2012
Angel Tree 2012
November 18th
– December 16th
The Humanitarian committee is looking for
new and unwrapped gifts
new and unwrapped gifts
for children 12 years and older, boys and girls.
Gift cards can be directed to Sis. Trish
Graden.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Thanksgiving Dinner - Service Project
It's a wonderful time of year to serve others as Christ did. Please take a moment to see if you would be willing to provide service.
Lynnelle Pugmire and family are organizing a Thanksgiving dinner as a service project for the Soldiers assigned to the Wounded Warriors Transition Battalion (also known as Task Force Phoenix) in their new building next to Madigan Hospital. The soldiers assigned to this Battalion are those who are going to need at least six months of care before transitioning into either normal Army life, or back into civilian life. We are doing it on Thanksgiving Day. We did it a few Thanksgiving's ago with just our family, when Wounded Warriors was more in the beginning stages and it was a great experience. It is bigger now and they have a bigger facility with more soldiers.
I am in contact with their Family Readiness Asst. and he is going to try put up a flier with a sign up sheet to get an idea of how many people to expect. He thinks about 75 people. I think there might be some families as well.
I am hoping to get a few volunteers or families willing to donate their Thanksgiving day to helping us make this a very nice event for them. As of today, they had no one planning anything for Thanksgiving. I know the soldiers we fed and hung out with were sooo appreciative of us making dinner for them and the kids just played games with them. It was sad to see one of the very young soldiers, anxious to be picked up by someone who was supposed to get him for dinner at a home and they must have forgot and he was bummed. He ate with us and hung out with us.
Please let me know thru email or cell phone (text is good too) if you or your family want to help out in any way.
Here is a link to their website:
http://www.mamc.amedd.army.mil/WTB/WTB-Home.cfm
Thank you,
Lynnelle Pugmire
Lynnelle Pugmire and family are organizing a Thanksgiving dinner as a service project for the Soldiers assigned to the Wounded Warriors Transition Battalion (also known as Task Force Phoenix) in their new building next to Madigan Hospital. The soldiers assigned to this Battalion are those who are going to need at least six months of care before transitioning into either normal Army life, or back into civilian life. We are doing it on Thanksgiving Day. We did it a few Thanksgiving's ago with just our family, when Wounded Warriors was more in the beginning stages and it was a great experience. It is bigger now and they have a bigger facility with more soldiers.
I am in contact with their Family Readiness Asst. and he is going to try put up a flier with a sign up sheet to get an idea of how many people to expect. He thinks about 75 people. I think there might be some families as well.
I am hoping to get a few volunteers or families willing to donate their Thanksgiving day to helping us make this a very nice event for them. As of today, they had no one planning anything for Thanksgiving. I know the soldiers we fed and hung out with were sooo appreciative of us making dinner for them and the kids just played games with them. It was sad to see one of the very young soldiers, anxious to be picked up by someone who was supposed to get him for dinner at a home and they must have forgot and he was bummed. He ate with us and hung out with us.
Please let me know thru email or cell phone (text is good too) if you or your family want to help out in any way.
Here is a link to their website:
http://www.mamc.amedd.army.mil/WTB/WTB-Home.cfm
Thank you,
Lynnelle Pugmire
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
RS Meeting
Relief Society Presents
A Christ Centered Christmas
November
15th
Thursday
7:00
PM
Come ladies and enjoy a special evening
filled with friends, dessert and a Holiday gift as we focus on Christ this
holiday season.
Monday, November 5, 2012
General Election
Be informed and prayerfully decide.
Vote in the General Election on the
Vote in the General Election on the
6th of November 2012.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
End of DST
Sunday, November 4, 2012, 2:00 AM
Daylight Saving Time ends!
|
Don't forget to move your clocks back 1 hour in fall !!!
("Spring forward, fall back").
|
Chili Cook off
Don’t forget our
16th Annual Chili Bowl Bonanza
Nov. 2, 2012, 6:00 PM
@ the Gig Harbor Church Bldg.
If you have never been to a Wollochet Ward Cook
off,
be prepared!
Our Ward Members get serious when it comes to
cookin’ chili!
Bring your own muffin tin to sample all the chili
at one time. And if you bring cupcake
inserts, refills will be a snap!
No
muffin tin? No worries. Paper bowls will
still be provided.
There will be entertainment
and your photo might be taken so wear Western attire for added fun.
If you want to join
the contest, bring your best pot of chili in
a crock pot between 4:30 – 5:45 to enter the contest. No late entries.
8 Prizes will be awarded for:
·
All
Around Chili Champ – this is the BEST chili in
the house! Every chili is eligible.
·
People’s
Choice – chosen by the crowd. Every chili is eligible.
·
Best
Named Chili – for example: “Ronny’s Famous Burn Down the Barn Chili”. Every chili is eligible.
·
Best
Beanless – make it with NO beans and qualify
for this category.
·
Four
Alarm Fire House – just like the title says!
·
Very
Vegetarian – best chili without the use of meat.
·
White
Lightning – Best White Bean or Chicken Chili at
the event.
·
From
Scratch – No single canned item in your chili.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Indexers Luncheon
Thursday, November 1st - 12:30PM - 2:00PM
Luncheon for
our Indexers!!!
Come and celebrate our
amazing indexing accomplishments!
@ Sara McDaniel's new house -
3620 Vernhardson St. Gig
Harbor, 98332
(2nd road on the right
going up Peacock Hill,
2nd house on the right,
parking on Goodman Rd
side along hedge and fence)
Please
let Sara know (#253-858-1666)
if you are coming to the
celebration so
we can make sure
we have enough delicious food to share.
Thanks
bunches for all your time and effort!
Monday, October 15, 2012
Trunk or Treat
Wollochet Ward Trunk or Treat
October 27, 2012 from 5PM - 6PM
Remember to wear your costumes and
decorate your cars for the contest.
Cars need to be parked by 4:45PM
No cars permitted to treat area after 5PM
for the safety of he children.
If you don't want to decorate your car
you can donate a bag of candy.
October 27, 2012 from 5PM - 6PM
Remember to wear your costumes and
decorate your cars for the contest.
Cars need to be parked by 4:45PM
No cars permitted to treat area after 5PM
for the safety of he children.
If you don't want to decorate your car
you can donate a bag of candy.
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Super Saturday is this week!
Super Saturday is this coming Saturday. October 13, 2012. From 10AM -
2PM Lunch provided and no childcare. Please pay Karin Bean for your
items.
Monday, October 1, 2012
General Conference
The 182nd Semiannual General Conference of the Church
October 6 - 7, 2012
October 6 - 7, 2012
Saturday morning session 9AM - 11AM
Saturday afternoon session 1PM - 3PM
Sunday morning session 9AM - 11AM
Sunday afternoon session 1PM - 3PM
Monday, September 17, 2012
Super Saturday 2012
Oct. 13, 2012 Time: 10am - 2pm
Gig Harbor building, Auxiliary rooms until 12pm,
then the multipurpose room
then the multipurpose room
Mummy Jars - 3 for $1.50 (Bring your own jars)
Pendants - Square: $2.00 Rectangle: $2.50 Cord: $1.25
Picture Frames(no glass)- 5"X7" Frame $14.00
8"X10" Frame $18.00
8"X10" Frame $18.00
I Spy Bags - $5.50
Living Christ/Gospel ABC Quiet Books - $5.25
Autumn Center Piece - Regular - $7.50
Sparkle - $12.00
Please
Sign up on Sunday in the hallway near Relief Society room. Or you can
reply to this email and I will forward it to Karin Bean.
Sparkle - $12.00
Money for projects needs to be turned in by Sept. 30 so that supplies can be ordered for timely delivery.
Lunch: Crock-pot soups and rolls and of course Dessert.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Stake Temple Session
Saturday, Sept. 15
Stake Conference Temple Session
Temple Devotional @ 5PM followed by Session at 5:30
Crunch Brunch
Thursday, Sept. 13th - Crunch Brunch
Come to make the purse pack at the church (Emergency packs). Meet in the R.S. Room at 6:30 PM
Bring a sewing machine if you can.
Thursday, August 9, 2012
RS BBQ
Relief Society BBQ -
The much anticipate annual Relief Society BBQ will be
Thursday, Aug. 30, at Sister Clive's home at 6PM
It is potluck and there is a sign up list going around.
There is a children's class at Heidi Ludwig's home that evening.
The Young Women will be providing the instruction and care of your child if needed.
So we can have some of FUN!
CHURCH CLEAN UP THIS SATURDAY!!!!
Ward Activity - Church Clean-up
(Elders Quorum)
Saturday, Aug. 11, at the Church from 10AM - 1PM
What you think it is....
What you tell your kids it is....
What it actually is....
Keep our church and grounds clean.
What you think it is....
What you tell your kids it is....
What it actually is....
Keep our church and grounds clean.
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Friday, July 13, 2012
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Reminder for tonight
Money Wise Homemaking
Thursday, June 21 @ 7:00PM
Featuring:
Basic mens haircut - Kandice Carnahan
Free and cheap dates and kids Activities - Dana Palmer
Cooking on a Budget/Canning etc. - Natalie Brito
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
CALENDAR!!!!!!
Dearest Sisters!
I have been Cra-to the -Z this month so I apologize to all those that follow the website for my lack in keeping it up to date... I have finally got back on the horse... With a few updates.. June stuff is posted as well as PLEASE.. take note there is a TAB at the top now that says "Calendar" Click on that and you will see our events and upcoming things as I know them to be!
Thank you all for the patience and understanding and I hope I didn't cause you to miss an event.. If I did .. well we can have make-up event time at my house...
Tez
I have been Cra-to the -Z this month so I apologize to all those that follow the website for my lack in keeping it up to date... I have finally got back on the horse... With a few updates.. June stuff is posted as well as PLEASE.. take note there is a TAB at the top now that says "Calendar" Click on that and you will see our events and upcoming things as I know them to be!
Thank you all for the patience and understanding and I hope I didn't cause you to miss an event.. If I did .. well we can have make-up event time at my house...
Tez
Monday, June 18, 2012
Updates
RS Temple Trip
Wed., June 20 @9AM call Debbie Bostwick if you are going and haven't already contacted her.
Money Wise Homemaking
Thursday, June 21 @ 7:00PM
Featuring:
Basic mens haircut - Kandice Carnahan
Free and cheap dates and kids Activities - Dana Palmer
Cooking on a Budget/Canning etc. - Natalie Brito
Financial Seminar
Fri. June 22 @ 6:30 PM Gig Harbor Building
Presentation include:
Debt management - Darold Horkley
Long Term Saving - Adam Mills
Church Welfare System - Dana Carnahan
Budgeting - Melissa Baxter
(Please contact Lynelle Pugmire if you need a babysitter. lspugmire@gmail.com)
The following people have signed up to bring refreshments. 2 Dozen cookies/brownies
Adrienne Urvina
Susan A. Nelson
Sandi Barrett
Susan M. Nelson
Laura Coray
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
LDS FAMILY MARINERS NIGHT
Super Fun family night idea:
LDS Night at the Mariners with reduced ticket price and a free t-shirt. You just follow link and purchase your own tickets. This is not a planned group event.
Father' s Day Assignments
Here are your assignments for the Father's Day Sundae's. Please bring this Sunday and leave in the kitchen.
Nuts
1. Jeni Adams
2. Adrianne Nelson
3. Dana Palmer
4. Liliana Grover
Fruit
1. Amber Arrant
2. Bobi Barrett
3. Nanette Leslie
Whipped Cream
1. Alicia Elliott
2. Karin Bean
3.
Carmel
1. Leslie Holley
2. Heidi Ludwig
3. Katie Frye
Chocolate Sauce
1. Teri Emerson
2. Del Mar Foley
3. Wendy Rawlins
Brownies
1. Amber Arrant
2. Adrianne Nelson
3. Adrienne Urvina
4 Sandi Barrett
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Thursday, April 12, 2012
PLAYGROUP TOMORROW!!!
11-1230 PM
AT CRESENT CREEK PARK OR AS WE CALL IT THE CITY PARK!!
Bring a lunch
Thursday, March 29, 2012
PLAYGROUP TOMORROW!!!
Hello Play Group Mommies -
We will be back in the Cultural Hall at the Church this Fri at 11:00 to 12:30. Also, with more people attending we ask that no more scooters, cars, or the like are brought. The gym is getting a bit full with the anticipation of more families coming. Thanks - excited to see you all there. Laura Coray
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Fast Sunday THIS Sunday
Hello Sisters,
Just a reminder that this coming Sunday, Mar. 25 is Fast Sunday. General Conference is the following weekend Mar. 31 - Apr. 1. 2012.
-Relief Society Presidency
Just a reminder that this coming Sunday, Mar. 25 is Fast Sunday. General Conference is the following weekend Mar. 31 - Apr. 1. 2012.
-Relief Society Presidency
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Friday playgroup update
Hello Play Group Families -
Due to a scheduling conflict our Fri play group will not meet at the Church. If it is notraining we will meet at the City Park at the same time. If it is raining it will be cancelled. Same time 11:00 to 12:30 bring a lunch or snack and let's have fun!!!
Laura Coray (please call me with any questions 851-5991)
Laura Coray (please call me with any questions 851-5991)
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
HELP THE YW... Go to Camp
Hello Everyone!
Please come and support our Young Women Fundraiser as they earn their way to Girls Camp and "Seek His Light and Shine".
Date: Friday, March 23rd
Time: 6:30 to 8:30
What: Silent Auction with lots of fun services, items and desserts
Where: Gig Harbor Building
Babysitter Needed: Call Lynnelle Pugmire at 253-507-0256
Thank you and we hope to see you there!
Monday, March 19, 2012
Reminder!
Weekday Temple Trip!!
Meeting at the Church at 9:15 am - hoping to make the 11 am Session THIS TUESDAY...... 3/20
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Few things....
What a GREAT talk by Melissa Baxter today in Relief Society! Even with a cold.. Thank you and Feel better!
1) for those that missed Stake Woman's Conference here is the link to those talks, video's ect. CLICK HERE*
2) Don't forget to Visit Teach and report it
3) Playgroup EVERY Friday from 11-12:30 at the church in the gym! Bring lunch for you and the kiddo's.
3) This THURSDAY! Is the RS BIRTHDAY!!! come at 630pm don't forget the food you signed up for and or the cake! Remember don't do Red velvet cake..per a certain RS councilor... :) HAHA
4) WE HAVE A MOST WANTED/ NEEDED section!!! Please email me at wollochetward@gmail.com to place an ad for something you need or want to give away.... Baby cloths, tables, a boat..ect... (just kidding on the boat)
Everyone have a fantastic week!
1) for those that missed Stake Woman's Conference here is the link to those talks, video's ect. CLICK HERE*
2) Don't forget to Visit Teach and report it
3) Playgroup EVERY Friday from 11-12:30 at the church in the gym! Bring lunch for you and the kiddo's.
3) This THURSDAY! Is the RS BIRTHDAY!!! come at 630pm don't forget the food you signed up for and or the cake! Remember don't do Red velvet cake..per a certain RS councilor... :) HAHA
4) WE HAVE A MOST WANTED/ NEEDED section!!! Please email me at wollochetward@gmail.com to place an ad for something you need or want to give away.... Baby cloths, tables, a boat..ect... (just kidding on the boat)
Everyone have a fantastic week!
Monday, March 5, 2012
Upcoming events
Primary Assignments
11th
Junior Opening Prayer - Ian Probst
Scripture - Tobin Baxter
Talk - Jed Probst
Senior Scripture - Emma Probst
Talk - Kael Probst
Closing Prayer - Grace Tanksley
Congrats to all the ladies who got their virtue value... its not to late... Keep working on them~!
11th
Junior Opening Prayer - Ian Probst
Scripture - Tobin Baxter
Talk - Jed Probst
Senior Scripture - Emma Probst
Talk - Kael Probst
Closing Prayer - Grace Tanksley
Congrats to all the ladies who got their virtue value... its not to late... Keep working on them~!
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Reminders!
This week:
Playdates start his week on Friday March 2nd at 11 am in the culture hall. Bring a lunch! (weekly)
Saturday is our Stake Womans Conference at 10 am in the Mullinex Building (Lunch is served and Sunday Dress please)
Junior Opening Prayer - Leela Beckwith
Scripture - Isaac Adams
Talk - Daniel Adams
Senior Scripture - Sophia Backstein
Talk - Haley Hauser
Closing Prayer - Autumn Lowinge
4th
Lesson 7/8: "Homemaking" & "Attitudes About Our Divine Roles"
* Head Count of All Young Women, including
non-member friends needed for Girls Camp
*Turn in Service/Item and Dessert Idea to Kristen Searle
for YW Camp Fundraiser
Playdates start his week on Friday March 2nd at 11 am in the culture hall. Bring a lunch! (weekly)
Saturday is our Stake Womans Conference at 10 am in the Mullinex Building (Lunch is served and Sunday Dress please)
Primary
March 4thJunior Opening Prayer - Leela Beckwith
Scripture - Isaac Adams
Talk - Daniel Adams
Senior Scripture - Sophia Backstein
Talk - Haley Hauser
Closing Prayer - Autumn Lowinge
Young Woman
Lesson 7/8: "Homemaking" & "Attitudes About Our Divine Roles"
* Head Count of All Young Women, including
non-member friends needed for Girls Camp
*Turn in Service/Item and Dessert Idea to Kristen Searle
for YW Camp Fundraiser
Sunday, February 19, 2012
upcoming events!
Sisters
There is a calendar to your right that you can look at for upcoming events and click on the event for more information as far as where the meeting is held, what time, ect.! I try to keep it updated!
If I have missed anything please email me at wollochetward@gmail.com I would be happy to correct and add anything! You can also leave a comment and I can review it!
Have a great week everyone! Again be sure to do your VT and report to your supervisors!
There is a calendar to your right that you can look at for upcoming events and click on the event for more information as far as where the meeting is held, what time, ect.! I try to keep it updated!
If I have missed anything please email me at wollochetward@gmail.com I would be happy to correct and add anything! You can also leave a comment and I can review it!
Have a great week everyone! Again be sure to do your VT and report to your supervisors!
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Have you done your VT for Feb?
If your stuck... here are some great idea's on this blog for gifts, or messages...
(click the button)
Some of us got new partners... and new people to teach.. Melissa Baxter shared a wonderful message about how much the simple things are what each of us needs... so bake away, door bell ditch, share a message, call on the phone, send a letter, do what you can and Get on out there!!! and don't forget to report that you visited!
(click the button)
Some of us got new partners... and new people to teach.. Melissa Baxter shared a wonderful message about how much the simple things are what each of us needs... so bake away, door bell ditch, share a message, call on the phone, send a letter, do what you can and Get on out there!!! and don't forget to report that you visited!
Monday, February 6, 2012
Bring your dancing shoes!!! Adult Stake Dance!
FEB 17TH @ 7 PM
GIG HARBOR BUILDING!!!
*Bring A Treat to Share
*Music is from the 50's to the 90's
~Put on by Mandolin Palmer as her Good Works personal progress project! (Lets support her!)
Any questions call Mandolin @ 253-282-0719
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Special Activity on February 15 th @ 10:00 AM
We're planning a Raggedy Ann and Andy theme at Cottesmore.
It will involve singing songs, playing piano, etc. Katie has the costumes
for Ann and Andy. They will be the announcers. We will pass out
Raggedy Ann cards that Cottesmore residents can put up on their poster
boards in their room. We also plan to make heart-shaped cookies.
Hopefully we can come up with old songs that the residents would know.
A sign-up sheet will be passed around for interested performers
Friday, January 6, 2012
Updated!
We have some new information up under primary, young woman, young men, ect. Please check out the events that are going on as well as the lessons!
Hope everyone had a great week and see you all Sunday! Reminder this Sunday is FAST SUNDAY!
Hope everyone had a great week and see you all Sunday! Reminder this Sunday is FAST SUNDAY!
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