Friday, September 7, 2012

Relief Society Activity

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Fraser Ward
Soup-er Saturday

When: Saturday, October 13th
Where: Stake Center
Time: 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Food will be served from 11:00 – 1:00
Please watch for sign-up sheets to bring your favorite soup or dessert!!

See Display outside Relief Society Room
Order forms and envelopes available

Come for a fun day of crafts
while getting to know the sisters in the ward better.

3 Free crafts available to all sisters.
Please fill out an order form so we know how many to plan on. Thank you!

Order forms and money due
Sunday, September 23rd  to
Kelly Linton or Sharlesa Lumley

Please pay in exact cash or make checks payable to Kelly Linton

So many crafts, which ones do I choose...

 
Mini Fabric Lantern Lights
Bring you own fabric $5 each
You will need enough material to cover 35 cups.
1/4 of a yard of 5 different fabrics. 1 1/4 yards total
Use the fabric we provide $10 each
Each set is 10 feet
Takes approximately 2 hours

Subway Art
Board and Supplies $5 each  
Each print $3.50 each
2 prints can fit on one board, one on each side
1 print with board $8.50
2 prints with board $12.00 
 Valentine's Day
 Family Rules
 CTR
 Christmas
 Halloween
 Kitchen
Spring

Firefly Lights
$5
Each set is 10 feet
Takes approximately 40 minutes 

 Framed Earring Holder
Bring your own Frame $1.50
Use the frame we provide $6.50
Takes approximately 20-30 minutes

 Canvas Art
Love $13
Love Wins $16
Takes approximately 30 minutes
President Monson Picture
5x7 - 50 cents
8x10 - $1.75
Just order, and we will have it there for you to pick up :)

 Marshmallow Roasters
$1.50 each
You will be painting your own handles and making them special for you.
Buy as many as you want...
Makes a perfect gift along with marshmallows, graham crackers and chocolate bars.

 Mini Heart Warmers
2 for 50 cents
Hearts will be sewn except for a small opening
so that you can fill in the rice and hand stitch them closed.
Thread and needles will be provided.

 Birthday Flip Tags
$5
You will need to bring your family members names
and day of their birth printed out or email them to
Jessica Huish jessicahuish@hotmail.com
and she will print them out.

 Big Moss Letter with Burlap
$20
A paper mache letter 23.5"
Comes with the letter of your choosing,
 adhesive moss, moss bling, and burlap.
Takes approximately 1 hour
 
Big Glue Letter
$6
This is a 2-step process.
You will need to start first thing with the glue design.
Then, come back later to paint and distress.

 Coffee Filter Wreath
$4
If you would like to bring your own glue gun, you are welcome to.
Takes approximately 1 hour

Frost Holiday Lantern Mason Jars
$2.25 without ribbon
Choose your design or designs
Christmas Tree
Snowman
Turkey
Pumpkin Face
Haunted House
$4.25 with Ribbon
tealights not included
Takes approximately 30 minutes

Leather Bracelet Coming soon!
Class to be taught by Brother Ty Bowman

 FREE Braided T-shirt Headband
 Bring an old T-shirt, preferably a thick one,
that you can cut up.
Takes approximately 10-15 minutes

FREE Button and Hemp Bracelet
We will provide the buttons and hemp
Takes approximately 5-10 minutes

FREE  Hot Glue Mason Jar
We will provide the Jar, Hot Glue and Paint
Takes approximately 30 minutes


Sunday, August 21, 2011

Super Saturday Crafts

The Relief Society Committee is really excited about this years Super Saturday. There are lots of fun crafts and 2 free crafts people can do. This activity is on Sept 17th from 10am-2pm. The money for all the crafts are due on Sun Sept. 4th to Stacie Dewitt.










Sunday, February 13, 2011

LeAnn Adams

I have had many experiences when I have been able to feel my Heavenly Father's love for me, whether it was through a trial or a blessing.There have been many times in my life when I have been struggling or going through a difficult time, where my Heavenly Father has let me know He knows me & loves me. One time I was in the Temple, and thinking about a difficult situation. Suddenly I felt there was someone there that knew me, and loved me very much. To this day, I do not  know who it was, but I know my Heavenly Father sent someone so that I would know the He knew who I was, and that he was aware of my situation. There was no solution to this situation, but I was able to bear it, and it seemed easier for me after this experience. I know our Heavenly Father loves us, and sends us help when we need it. I know we need to ask, and we will receive.

Jeanne Christensen Young

It was June 8, 1978 and I was a student at BYU. I was walking toward Deseret Towers where I was living at the time and there was a lot of talk and excitement-something about President Kimball making a special announcement. I hurried home to the lobby area where the TV was just in time to see him & the First Presidency. He announced that the Priesthood would be given to all worthy males. I felt the spirit so strong at this moment that I cried. I know the revelation was from God and it was sent through His Prophet Spencer W. Kimball. I never had any doubt that this was true.

Trudy Rhoton

I was a convert to the church at age 13. We came to Mesa as my Dad was in government employment. My mother, brother & self were left here when he was transferred. We met some wonderful LDS children our ages, and they invited us to church, which was twice on Sundays & mutual.We loved all the kids we met. We were invited to a Family Home Evening. A huge book was on their coffee table. I loved to read and asked if I could look at it. I was hooked and wanted to know if I could learn more. So Sister Webb, Sister Johnson and Sister Hancock set aside 1 day a week and had me come into their homes. I grew to love them and later called them Grandparents. The Library then was in the basement of the Temple, and I was not a member. Brother Johnson took me to a meeting with the Bishop. He knew I was attending all my meetings, but had to wait for my Father to be transferred back home.But  he gave me a recommend, and a card with days and times that the Library was open. Everyday that it was opened I was there and the missionaries were there to help me. My father returned and gave his permission, and on the 6th of Nov. 1948 all my family was baptised. Since then I finished school and became a nurse, married and had 5 children. My second son died at birth,we then had another son and 2 daughters. I have been a Primary President, Relief Society Pres., Secretary to the Relief Society Pres, Stake Welfare Leader, filled 2 Missions, and sewed clothes & quilts for the Humanitarian Services. I spend my extra time at my computer doing family research in Ireland. I have  a deep abiding testimony that Jesus is the Christ, my brother, and I am a strong believer in the Atonement. I am thankful for the service I have been able to give my heavenly Father.

Sunday, January 16, 2011

Single Sister Christmas Dinner at Connie Oberly

Sister Oberly asked me to post these pictures on the blog for everyone to enjoy.