Super Saturday Sage Lakes Ward: Relief Society Super Saturday!!!

Monday, September 28, 2009

Relief Society Super Saturday!!!

Our RELIEF SOCIETY Super Saturday is October 24th, 9am-2pm.
Only two weeks left! So, don't wait to sign-up.

Projects will be displayed every Sunday between the Relief Society
and Primary Room, as well as here on this blog.

FELT HAIR CLIPS

Variety of felt and clips provided.

Only a little hand sewing required.

$0.75

BUTTON HAIR TIES
Bring own scraps of fabric and any embellishments.
$2

PLACEMAT CHURCH TOTE
You will need to bring 2 matching, rectangular, fabric placemats, coordinating thread, 9 yds of 1/2 inch wide ribbon and any embellishments.
We will provide the instruction! Minimal sewing. Remember, the sides are already finished!

PLACEMAT SCRIPTURE TOTE
You will need to bring 1 rectangular, fabric placemat, matching thread, approx. 2yds of 1/2 inch wide ribbon and any embellishments.
Instruction provided. Minimal sewing. Don't be afraid!

JEWELRY HOLDER FRAME

You will need to bring a frame of choice (with the cardboard backing and without the glass.)

Also bring 1/2 yd of fabric of choice.

$6ish

(Basic paint colors available if your frame needs a face-lift.)

(photo courtesy of CentsationalGirl)

HOMEMADE CHRISTMAS CARDS
7 styles to choose from.
All supplies provided, as well as an envelope for each card.
$1 each

#1: Seasons Greetings.

inside greeting reads:

Carols in the frosty night,

Holly boughs and candlelight,

Children's faces shining bright--

How sweet the joys of Christmas!

#2: Happy Holidays!

#3: Pink & Blue Snowflake

inside greeting reads: Merry Christmas

#4: Warm Winter Wishes

inside greeting reads: Happy Holidays

#5: Celebrate

inside greeting reads: Merry Christmas

#6: Snowmen

inside greeting reads: Happy Holidays!

#7: Wishing you the happiest of holidays.

72 HOUR KIT

You will need to bring your own backpack & a 2 liter pop bottle.

$12 ish

HOMEMADE JAM JAR CANDLES

Different colors, scents & ribbon will be available.

But if you have a certain ribbon you would like to use, please bring it.

$5.50

note: If you have a glass measuring cup and an instant-read meat thermometer,

that would be helpful but not mandatory.

BEAD WATCHES

Beads will be provided if desired, or you can bring your own.

Wendie Radford will work with you individually about beads.

Three watch faces to choose from, or you can bring your own.

$30ish

(a more precise price will shortly be announced)

We will have some glue, elastic banding, separators & charms available.

3 watch faces to choose from:

Since the watch faces need to be ordered, we need to know ASAP who wants to make one.

RECIPE BOOK

You will need to bring 7 pieces of coordinating scrapbook paper and coordinating ribbon for decoration.

$7ish

MOTHERS WHO KNOW

You will need to bring one 11x14 frame, two pieces of 12x12 scrapbook paper

(one plain and one patterned) and ribbon.

Some brads will be available, but if possible please bring 4 brads.

note: your own paper cutter and glue would be helpful, thought not mandatory.

$0.25

"Mothers Who Know" quotes taken from a talk by Julie B. Beck.

Even if you don't want to make a project, please come for
lunch at noon and chat with your fellow sisters!

With all of the projects,

we suggest bringing own scissors, thread and basic tools, etc. if possible.

If you are interested in any of these projects, please sign up ASAP!

call Cristine Garrison at 208.716.3668

or email at deeniebopper@hotmail.com

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Visiting Teaching Message--October 2009

“Nurture the Rising Generation,” Liahona, Oct 2009, 25

Teach these scriptures and quotations or, if needed, another principle that will bless the sisters you visit. Bear testimony of the doctrine. Invite those you visit to share what they have felt and learned.

D&C 123:11: “It is an imperative duty that we owe to all the rising generation.”

What Is My Responsibility to the Rising Generation?

Elder Neal A. Maxwell (1926–2004) of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles: “Reserved by the Lord for this time, [the rising generation] must now be preserved … and prepared for their special moment in human history! They have been held back to come forth at this time, but now they need to be pushed forward to meet their rendezvous. …

“Youth are not unlike prospective converts. There are those critical moments when their souls begin to tilt—toward the Lord or away from Him. These moments of decision cannot always be created, but when they occur, they must not be wasted. More often than not, these moments will occur in quiet and reverent conversation with parents, grandparents, a bishop, an adult leader, or a righteous peer” (“Unto the Rising Generation,” Ensign, Apr. 1985, 8, 10).

Elder Ronald A. Rasband of the Presidency of the Seventy: “Our rising generation is worthy of our best efforts to support and strengthen them in their journey to adulthood. … In every action we take, in every place we go, with every Latter-day Saint young person we meet, we need to have an increased awareness of the need for strengthening, nurturing, and being an influence for good in their lives” (“Our Rising Generation,” Liahona and Ensign, May 2006, 47).

How Can I Nurture the Rising Generation?

President Gordon B. Hinckley (1910–2008): “Never forget that these little ones are the sons and daughters of God and that yours is a custodial relationship to them, that He was a parent before you were parents and that He has not relinquished His parental rights or interest in these His little ones. … Rear your children in love, in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. Take care of your little ones. Welcome them into your homes, and nurture and love them with all of your hearts. They may do, in the years that come, some things you would not want them to do, but be patient, be patient. You have not failed as long as you have tried” (“Words of the Living Prophet,” Liahona, May 1998, 26–27; “Excerpts from Recent Addresses of President Gordon B. Hinckley,” Ensign, July 1997, 73).

Julie B. Beck, Relief Society general president: “To nurture means to cultivate, care for, and make grow. … Nurturing requires organization, patience, love, and work. Helping growth occur through nurturing is truly a powerful and influential role bestowed on women” (“Mothers Who Know,” Liahona and Ensign, Nov. 2007, 76, 77).

Barbara Thompson, second counselor in the Relief Society general presidency: “As Relief Society sisters we can help one another to strengthen families. We are given opportunities to serve in many capacities. We constantly come in contact with children and youth who may need just what we can offer. You older sisters have much good advice and experience to share with younger mothers. Sometimes a Young Women leader or a Primary teacher says or does just the thing that is needed to reinforce what a parent is trying to teach. And obviously we don’t need any particular calling to reach out to a friend or neighbor” (“I Will Strengthen Thee; I Will Help Thee,” Liahona and Ensign, Nov. 2007, 117).

Super Saturday Sage Lakes Ward

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