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The 18th Whole TruthGrandview 18th Ward Newsletter
AnnouncementsCity Center Temple: https://www.lds.org/church/news/reserve-tickets-for-provo-city-center-temple-open-house-beginning-january-4?cid=HP_WE_12-30-2015_dCN_fCNWS_xLIDyL2-1_&lang=eng
Every Sunday: 10:15-10:45 am the bishopric will be available for temple recommend interviews, setting apart, or other interviews.
Stake Missionary Prep Class: Sundays 7:30-8:30 am at the Stake Center. Parents invited.
Ward Choir: Choir meets Sundays at 2:45 pm in the chapel. Stake Baptisms: Now held on the 2nd Saturday of each month. Exception: June 18th.
Newsletter Announcements: Sister Jenny Chen will be taking over the newsletter for the next month. Please send your news to her at: [email protected]
Jan 26: Stake Blood Drive from 1-10 pm at our ward’s meetinghouse.
Jan 31: Trek “Kickoff” Fireside for all parents, YM, and YW who will be 14 by Septem-ber 1, 2016. Come to this short fireside to learn more about Youth Conference Trek this summer. 7:00 pm at the Stake Center.
Feb 9: RS activity at 7 pm. More details to come.
Feb 13: Kaleigh Hatch will be baptized at the Stake Center.
Feb 28: Ward Conference
March 6: Stake Fireside, 7 pm, presented by Bro & Sister Newitt serving as temple historians.
March 15: Stake RS birthday celebration at 6:30 at the Stake Center.
March 20: City Center Temple dedication broadcast. Every baptized member age 8+ is invited. Must present current temple recommend, or receive ticket from the Bishop.
May 1: Stake Priesthood Meeting at 7 pm.
Ward January 24, 2016
Birthdays
24 Jan Laura Black Shelley Graham Marsha McCarty Geoff Richards25 Jan Suzanne Cook Cindy Graves Jessica McCoy26 Jan Brandon Young27 Jan Katie Allan29 Jan Jacob Benson Charlotte Zarbock31 Jan Ana Ramon
Church Lessons Next Sunday January 31
Gospel Doctrine Lesson Next Week, January 31: Lesson #5 “Hearken to the Truth,” and Give Heed Unto It” https://www.lds.org/manual/book-of-mormon-class-member-study-guide/lesson-5-hearken-to-the-truth-and-give-heed-unto-it?lang=engChiasmus in The Book of Mormon: https://www.lds.org/new-era/1972/02/chiasmus-in-the-book-of-mormon?lang=eng
RS and Priesthood Lesson: Fifth Sunday, Bishopric Message
newsletterIN THIS
Ward: p. 1Relief Society: p. 2Family History Consultants: p. 3Activity Days & Youth: p. 4Primary: p. 5Missionary Contacts: p. 6Spotlight: p. 7
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Relief Society and PriesthoodRS Presidency: President Risa Peterson (call/text: 732-648-3111; Email: [email protected]); 1st Counselor Mindy Jeppesen; 2nd Counselor Laura Black; Secretary Barbara Dalton
EQ1 Presidency: President Eric Noyes; 1st Counselor Tyler Allan; 2nd Counselor Carlos Gonzales; Secretary Riley Sorensen
EQ2 Presidency: President David Davies; 1st Counselor Benjamin Burton; 2nd Counselor Daniel Moody; Secretary Brad Wright
High Priest Group Leadership: Leader Steve Turley; 1st Assistant Larry Gardner; 2nd Assistant Brad Jessop; Secretary Warren Bingham; Assistant Secretary Wade Jackson.
Please email your ward bulletin announcements to Curtis Dalton at [email protected] by Thursday evenings; and your newsletter announcements to Jenny Chen at: [email protected] by Saturday at 5 pm.
Synopsis of Today’s Lesson
Lesson: “What Lack I Yet” Elder Larry Lawrence, Taught by Lis Malmgrenhttps://www.lds.org/general-conference/2015/10/what-lack-i-yet?lang=eng
Quotes to Ponder“As we travel along the strait and narrow path, the Spirit continually challenges us to be better and climb
higher. The Holy Ghost makes an ideal traveling companion. If we are humble and teachable, He will take us by the hand and lead us home.”
“We need to ask the Lord for directions along the way. We have to ask some difficult questions, like ‘What do I need to change?’ ‘How can I improve?’ ‘What weakness need strengthening?’”
Elder Lawrence encourages us to examine what is keeping us from progressing by regularly asking the Lord “What lack I yet?” then quietly wait for a response. “The Holy Ghost doesn’t tell us to improve everything at once. The Spirit works with us at our own speed, one step at at time, or as the Lord has taught, ‘line upon line precept upon precept.”
“The Spirit can show us our weaknesses, but He is also able to show us our strengths. Sometimes we need to ask what we are doing right so that the Lord can lift and encourage us. When we read our patriarchal blessings, we are reminded that our Heavenly Father knows our divine potential. He rejoices every time we take a step forward. To Him, our direction is ever more important than our speed.”
Challenge from Elder Lawrence “I would like to suggest that each of you participate in a spiritual exercise sometime soon, perhaps even
tonight while saying your prayers. Humbly ask the Lord the following question: ‘What is keeping me from progressing?’ In other words: ‘What lack I yet?’ Then wait quietly for a response. If you are sincere, the answer will soon become clear. It will be revelation intended just for you.”
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Ward Family History CornerFamily History Consultants
Jerry [email protected] Mary [email protected]
Elaine [email protected]
Scott [email protected]
Joel Harrison801-377-6049
Bill [email protected]
Sandra [email protected]
Jessi [email protected]
Larry [email protected]
Lisa [email protected]
Ward Family History Resources The ward family history
committee consists of many individuals with a variety of skills including but not limited to: research in the US and Europe, family history programs, installation of programs, possible formats for biographical sketches and other family stories, etc. Please contact one of the consultants listed on the left for help with your family history.
Free Membership Six more years remain of free
membership to Ancestry.com for LDS subscribers. The church’s Family Search program has always been free. A family consultant can help you install a program on your computer.
Printing Temple Cards You can now print temple cards
on your home printer. No more pink or blue paper required! Ask a family consultant how to do it if you need help.
RootsTech 2016 Roots Tech is just around the
corner. The amazing family history conference is hosted by FamilySearch and attended by people from all over the world. Whether you’re looking for ideas on how to get started in family history or are an expert looking for advanced tips, they’ve got something for you. The event is held at the Salt Palace on February 3-6. There are various kinds of registration available depending on how many
days you would like to attend, your interest, and expertise. A Family Discovery Day Pass for Saturday, Feb. 6 is designed for LDS attendees and is free. You can get more information and/or register at http://rootstech.org . Steve Turley (801-372-1935) and Bill and Sandy Lamb (801-341-0474) have been there in previous years and would be happy to answer any questions.
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Activity DaysActivity Days
Combined (8-11) Activity Days
Save the Date!February 5th at 6:30 p.m. Valentine
Activity, Primary Room
For the month of January all girls are encouraged to review/memorize the 4th Article of Faith.
YouthYW/YM
YW Presidency: President Caitlin Young 1st Counselor Gabby Cunningham2nd Counselor Brenda Gabbitas Secretary Kaylee Sorensen
YM Presidency: President Jon Orgill1st Counselor Riley Lewis2nd Counselor Morgan MillerSecretary Austen Smack
January 31: Stake Fireside for all youth 14-18 (including those turning 14 by September 1, 2016), their parents, and leaders associated with this summer’s “Stake Trek” at 7 pm at the Stake Center.
The stake is looking for individuals with medical training for trek. Contact Mike
Swain.
The stake is looking for people with “pioneer” talents (fiddle, music, square dance, primitive skills, etc.) for trek June 9-11. Email Jon Orgill ([email protected]).
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Primary
Junior Primary
1-31-2016
Reverence child: Brooke Houston
Opening Prayer: Romi Toutai
Scripture: Abbie Hunt
Talk: Eliza Jeppesen
Senior Primary
1-31-2016
Reverence child: John Cook
Scripture: Chloe Huntsman
Talk: Riley Huntsman
Closing Prayer: Chase Malmgren
The 2016 Primary theme: “I Know The Scriptures Are True”. The theme for January 2016 is “The Scriptures Are the Word of God”. The scripture is 2 Nephi 32:3.
Please help your child fill out their spotlight form and return it to Primary.
Junior Primary 2016Sunbeams room #1 “Lambs”CTR 4 room #19 “Squirrels”CTR 5A room #12 “Bears”
CTR 5B room #21 “Kangaroos”CTR 6A room #18 “Cows”CTR 6B room #17 “Goats”
Senior Primary 2016CTR 7 room #16 “Moose”
Valiant 8 room #10 “Penguins”Valiant 9 room #9 “Turtles”
Valiant 10 room #13 “Zebras”Valiant 11 room #17 “Elephants”
Primary PresidencyGeorgia Hardy President
Brooke Bouchard 1st CounselorAmanda Gonzalez 2nd Counselor
Gina Wright Secretary
Grandview 18th
Primary
January 2016
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Missionary ContactsElder Matthew AshbyEquador Quito North MissionFrancisco Robels E4-151 AV AmazonasEdificio Inglesia de JesicristoQuito Equador
Elder Caleb Ray BartonMision Ecuador QuitoCalle Robles E4-151 y Avenida AmazonasCasilla: 17-03-078Quito, [email protected]
Elder Matthew Ellison Boyle Mexico Mexico City East Mission Avenida 510 #90, Col. San Juan de Aragon Delegacion Gustavo A. Madero CP 07950, Distrito Federal [email protected]
Elder Adam Bult CookGeorgia Macon Mission400 Northside CrossingMacon, GA 31210
Sister Kealie Muegge1574 Baytree Rd. #23Valdosta, GA 31062
Elder Marcelo Fitzgibbon OrtolanoAvenida Nazaré, 532, Sala 412, 4°andarBairro Nazaré, Belém-PA - BRAZILCep:[email protected]
Sister Lisa TurleyMexico Tuxtla Gutierrez Mission, Apartado Postal 278, 29000 Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas, Mexicolisa.turley@myldsmailnet
Sister Lillian Van BurenArkansas Little Rock Mission905 Kierre DriveNorth little rock, [email protected]
Elder Fernando Pichardo319 H. Street SEApartment A-4Quincy, WA 98848
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Spotlight: The Munk Family
David is a marketing writer and editor for Xlear, Inc., a health and wellness company in American Fork. He studied English at BYU and finished last April. A few of his broad and varied interests include soccer, cello, cre-ative writing, Daft Punk, Legos, and baby brown bears. He is currently writing his second fictional manuscript for readers ages 8-12, and is working with an agent to prepare it for eventual publication. In his spare time you will find him reading middle-grade fiction, listening to the Star Wars: The Force Awakens soundtrack, or eating cookies and milk (and possibly all at the same time!).
Rachel graduated from BYU four years ago in Humanities with an emphasis in Art History and Italian. She lived in Italy for two months following her graduation and is completely in love with all things Italian. She is one of 15 biological, adopted, and step children from three continents (although she is one of the boring Ameri-can ones). Two of her favorite places in the world are the grocery store and her kitchen, where she is always creating something yummy. Although her current profession is The Awesomest Mom In The World, she has worked in publishing and as a museum registrar & collections manager, and hopes someday to earn a master’s degree in art history.
Jonas was born in February of 2015 and is coming up on his first birthday! We can’t believe how quickly he is growing up. He is innately curious like his dad, and stubborn like his mom. He loves books, dinosaurs, being outside, grabbing people’s noses, and, most of all, playing with Daddy! His cultured appetite includes things like cheerios, yogurt, and mommy’s toes (but only on special occasions!). In his spare time he enjoys reading from classics like, “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” and “Go Dog, Go!” and getting into, well, everything.
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