Power Wheelchair Available

I have a power wheelchair that needs a new home. They cost several thousand dollars when new.
I'm sure that it probably needs a new battery, which cost between $100-$200, but
is much better than several thousand. If the cost of the battery is a problem,
then I will also buy a new one for it. Please let me know if someone in the
ward or stake can use it. Sister Karen Feagin

Baby Girl Lydia Lau is born today!

We are thrilled to announce that Cynthia and Timothy Lau are proud parents of a new baby girl Lydia Lau. Lydia was born today, January 19th at 11:56 am. She is 21 and half inches long and weighs 7 pounds 11 ounces! Their older daughter Eliza cannot wait to see her baby sister Lydia tonight! The baby and mom are healthy and doing great! Congratulations!


(sister Olga Campora).

Book Study

Dear Sisters:

We are excited that many are interested in studying a Gospel oriented book together as Relief Society Sisters. The book study is meant to support sisters in spiritual growth and sisterhood. This meeting is not mandatory, nor will it involve everyone; just those who are looking to share thoughts and a good book!

We have asked Sister Sue Cooper to head up the discussion on the first book. She will hold the first meeting at her house at 7:00pm on Wednesday, February 16th. Please, check the book below, and decide if it might be something you might be interested. The book is a recommendation from sister Sue Cooper who has read it (please, see her review below). The name of the book is "Continuous Atonement" by Brad Wilcox, published by Deseret Book. It is your responsibility to get a copy of the book or to share with other members of the book study. This book is available at Deseret Book via the following link: http://deseretbook.com/Continuous-Atonement-Brad-Wilcox/i/5013881

Please, RSVP to sister Campora and let her know if you wish to participate.

Here is what sister Sue Cooper has to say about the book:

"The Continuous Atonement is one of the books that has changed the way I understand the Atonement. I would go as far to say it was life changing. Brad Wilcox explains the Atonement in the most simplest terms. He does it in a way that I know without a doubt that "Christ doesn't just make up the difference. He makes ALL the difference." It's a short easy read and I hope that you will journal the insights that the Holy Ghost will whisper to you. Bring your book and your journal and we'll have a great discussion about THE most important part of the Gospel".

C2 Women's Group

Hi everyone!

It's been a long time since we've done a C2 women's group! But Sara Christiansen (recently moved to the C1 area) has generously offered that everyone come to her home this week. We'll be meeting this Friday, Jan 21st. I know most of you usually come around 10:30 but you're welcome to come over starting at 10. And PLEASE forward this along/tell/invite anyone that I've missed! This is not meant to be an exclusive group. We welcome everyone, children or not! Hope to see you there!

If you need her address, please contact Melissa Riley.

We Will Miss You and Congratulations!

Sister Amanda Bush will be leaving to serve her mission in Germany! We'd like to thank her for all her loving service in Relief Society!

Best of Luck!

We'd like to wish Carolyn Summerhays best of luck as she and her family have moved! We will greatly miss having Carolyn in our ward and relief society! We are all so grateful for the love and example she has been to us, especially as she previously served as our relief society president! We have all be blessed by her positive light and love! We will miss you and wish you best of luck Carolyn!

Relief Society Wednesday Meeting, this Wednesday, January 12th, at 7:00pm at Church. Theme: “Sisterhood and Unity”

Dear Sisters!

You are specially invited to our Wednesday Relief Society Meeting this coming Wednesday January 12 in the Relief Society Room. Come promptly at 7:00pm to enjoy a night of unity with your Relief Society Sisters. After a message from Bishop Johnson, we will be having team building activities together with an opportunity of service. At the end of the night each sister will leave with a special personal gift to you! Come enjoy a night of Unity and Sisterhood with getting to know each other opportunities. Bring a friend along with you. If you can, bring a plate (that’s Australian for treat) to share...

Family Home Evening "Happiness"

This is such a great theme to start the very first family home evening.

http://www.ldsliving.com/story/63164-fhe-happiness/print

Sister Olga Campora.