OPENING HYMN
P. 304 - Teach Me to Walk in the Light
INVOCATION
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SACRAMENT HYMN
P. 193 - I Stand All Amazed
Primary Program
CLOSING HYMN
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BENEDICTION
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Tickets open up every couple of weeks for the Salk Lake Temple, which hasn't been open to the public since it was dedicated in 1893. Open House: April 5th through October 1st, 2027.
Keep an eye on ticket openings at: https://www.templesquare.org/eng/home
In advance of the publication for the new global hymnbook, Hymns - For Home and Church, the Church is digitally releasing small groups of new of hymns every few months until the full collection becomes available in print. We invite you to become familiar with the new music as it is released. Sheet music and audio recordings can be found on the Gospel Library and Sacred Music apps and at music.ChurchofJesusChrist.org.
https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/media/music/collections/hymns-for-home-and-church?lang=eng
The Draper Temple is looking for additional temple workers. This is a calling you volunteer for and do not have to wait for the bishop to call you. Please contact a member of the bishopric for more information.
We encourage everyone to maintain a current temple recommend. Please grab one of the bishopric counselors during or after church, or contact Brian Pugh to schedule an interview with the bishop.
Interviews with the Stake Presidency are usually available:
Sundays - 11am-noon in the Stake offices.
1st and 3rd Tuesdays - 6:30pm to 7:30pm
By appointment by scheduling with Scott Slighting (801-560-4449)
For those wanting a mobile temple rec instead of paper (you can only have one or the other, but not both), you'll need to update your LDS tools picture which will be used for verification at the temple desk.
November:
Nov 12th Relief Society Favorite Things activity.
Nov 15th Stake Conference
Saturday Evening, Adults only, 7:00pm, Stake Center.
Sunday Morning, Everyone, 10:00am, Stake Center.
We invite each of you, our ward family, to unify in faith and prayer for those on our ward prayer roll. If you, or someone you know, would like to be added to the ward roll (named or anonymously), please contact a member of the bishopric, Kelly Frye or Steve Schaefer. You can also add names to the temple prayer roll through LDS Tools.
Anyone & everyone who is struggling
Elder Ian Larsen, Sister Zada Sheranian, Elder Cruz Frye, Sister Lizzy Pugh, Elder Race Miller, Elder Beau Astin, Sister Kate Henderson, Ruth Larsen, Mitch Weaver, Christian Carter, Kimberly & Matt Osborne serving as full-time missionaries.
LCW Youth
Your ministering families.
Birthdays
Nov 1 Amy Butterfield
Nov 1 Lars Jeppesen
Nov 3 Vanette Jones
Nov 4 Courtney Buker
Nov 4 Carmen Nichol
Nov 4 Bruce Oakey
Nov 6 Garrett Emery
Nov 6 Lucas Jones
Nov 9 Christian Carter
Nov 9 Kerry Christensen
Nov 9 Kent Crawford
Nov 9 Lincoln Eggertz
Nov 9 Juliet Jones
Nov 10 Capella Chaudhry
Nov 10 Kevan King
Nov 10 Patrick Romero
Nov 10 Tami Young
Nov 11 Maryanne Graybill
Nov 12 David Hart
Nov 13 Christy Pugh
Nov 15 Bill Perry
Nov 15 Rob Weaver
Nov 18 Del Maxwell
Nov 19 Lisa Romero
Nov 20 Kristine Crellin
Nov 20 Allison Gabler
Nov 21 Oliver Perry
Nov 21 Roi Ring
Nov 22 Alegra Frye
Nov 22 Michael Thomas
Nov 23 Nicole Gabler
Nov 23 Melissa Jeppesen
Nov 23 Ronda Stayner
Nov 25 Mary Erkelens
Nov 27 Brian Pugh
Nov 28 Masie Lancaster
Nov 28 Glenda Ryan
Nov 29 Todd Karren
Nov 29 Kaitlin Skeen
Everyone needs help sometimes. Life is like that. In fact, God planned it to be that way. Mortality presents each of us with a wide variety of experiences, and some are easier to manage than others. No matter the experience, there is always help. That’s part of God’s plan too.
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Presidency Message
Dear Sisters,
I love fall and this thanksgiving season to slow down and be more intentional about recognizing the blessings that I have in my life to be grateful for. We are all balancing a lot in our lives and I am grateful for the hand of God moments I have experienced while balancing being a mom, a wife, a teacher, having a calling, etc. The little nudges to call someone or visit someone when I didn’t know they had a need. The days where I felt overwhelmed and busy but was able to accomplish more than I thought I could. I am so grateful for my Heavenly Fathers help in these moments.
I have been thinking about this past General Conference for the last month. I am so grateful to hear from our prophet, apostles, and other leaders. Elder Sikahema’s talk really struck a cord with me. The story about his maternal grandparents crossing the sea as a family to be able to be close to an apostle of the Lord - tragedy ensued on their journey, but they soldiered on so they could be with the visiting apostle.
For us, hearing the voice of our prophet and apostles is somewhat simple. We can turn on our televisions and sit on our comfy couches. We can get on our phones and open an app and have their talks at our fingertips. I have been thinking, because of the ease, do I take their words and counsel for granted? Many times with conference, I try to approach the weekend with thoughts and questions I am seeking answers to. I usually walk away from conference weekend feeling uplifted, ideas for things to work on, and talks I want to study more. Life then begins to happen, and somehow those thoughts and feelings get pushed to the side for what I deem more pressing issues.
I pray we can all heed Pres. Oaks council and “as the talks from this conference are published, we invite all to ponder and study them prayerfully, and to act in faith on the principles they explain.”
As I wrap up my thoughts I want to leave you with my testimony as Elder Causse has asked us to share. I am so grateful for the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. I am grateful for this gospel because it helps me to try and have a bigger perspective of my existence. I am grateful to know I am a beloved daughter of Heavenly parents. I am grateful for the atonement of Jesus Christ, and although I don’t understand how, our brother and Savior bore all of our sins and all that is hard on this earth, so that we can return to live with our Heavenly parents and Jesus. I am grateful to know I have a Savior who understands the things we go through.
Because of that Atonement, I am grateful for daily repentance that helps me to try and improve and grow as I seek my Heavenly Fathers council. I am so grateful for promptings from the Holy Ghost that encourage me to act. I am grateful for our scriptures and to be able to study, learn, and hear God's voice from them. I am grateful for our modern day prophet and apostles. I pray we can all listen and act on their council. In the name of Jesus Christ, amen.
Love,
Kelly Frye
Lessons this Month:
Nov 1 “You Are Enough to Teach” Gabriel W. Reid
Nov 8 “Come to the Lord in His Holy House” Gerrit W. Gong
Nov 14-15 STAKE CONFERENCE
Nov 22 “Divine Appointments” Timothey L. Farnes
Nov 29 “Fruit to Make One Happy” Gary E. Stevenson
Click here to view Come, Follow Me resources online.
Our ward has building cleaning in January, April, July, & October, each Saturday, 8am. Participation in cleaning is assigned by first initial of your last name, as follows. Please find a substitute if you cannot participate in your assigned week. Contact Scott Whipperman for questions.
Week 1, 7/4: A through D, meet at noon
Week 2, 7/11: E through L
Week 3, 7/18: M through R
Week 4, 7/25: S through Z
"Walk with Him"
Moses 6:32-34