1. Thanks to all the sisters who attended Relief Society on Sunday.
2. There is a Young Married Fireside at the Stake Centre the first Sunday in July, 7 pm.
3. Diana played a beautiful relaxing piece of music for 5 minute music - hope it maybe wafted down to Primary and through to Young Womens to uplift all.
4. The lesson was from Chapter 33 of the Joseph Smith Manual, The Spiritual Gifts of Healing, Tongues, Prophecy, and Discerning of Spirits. Here are some of the main points:-
(a) The sick may be healed through faith and the exercise of priesthood power, according to the Lord's will
(b) The purpose of the gift of tongues is to teach the gospel to others.
(c) Though only one man speaks as the prophet of the Church the spirit of prophecy enables all to testify of Jesus Christ.
(d) The gift of discerning of spirits allows the faithful to distinguish between the influence of good and evil spirits.
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This is what the book club members are reading
July - Boy in the Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne
August - Winnie the Pooh by A.A.Milne
September - The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold
October - The Giver by Lois Lowry
August - Winnie the Pooh by A.A.Milne
September - The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold
October - The Giver by Lois Lowry
Ongoing Enrichment Activities
1. Service Craft Activity - 2nd Tuesday of month, Sister Yvonne's home, 12 noon
2. Quilting Activity - 3rd Thursday of month, Rosny Chapel, 7 pm
3. Play Sessions - See Sister Miriam for dates
4. Family History - please contact Rebecca
5. Gourmet Girls Club - 4th Friday evening of month, various homes
6. Book Club - 1st Thursday of the month, various homes
2. Quilting Activity - 3rd Thursday of month, Rosny Chapel, 7 pm
3. Play Sessions - See Sister Miriam for dates
4. Family History - please contact Rebecca
5. Gourmet Girls Club - 4th Friday evening of month, various homes
6. Book Club - 1st Thursday of the month, various homes
Quote for the Month
"I rejoice in the temple work that is being done, and I wish to ask the Saints to try to shape their affairs so that they can occasionally go to the temple. . . . We can generally do that which we wish to do. A young man can find an immense amount of time to spend with his sweetheart. He can arrange affairs to do that. We can arrange our affairs to get exercise in the shape of golf and otherwise. We can arrange our affairs to have amusements. And if we make up our minds to do so we can arrange our affairs to do temple work"
President Heber J Grant
President Heber J Grant
Visiting Teaching Message
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