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Stream Sacrament Meeting
| Presiding | President Brad Simister Second Counselor – Little Valley Stake Presidency |
| Conducting | Bishop Jeff Andrus |
| Organist | Kristin Ericksen |
| Chorister | Marissa Stiggins |
| Opening Hymn | ♫ Hymns 241 Count Your Blessings |
| Invocation | By Invitation |
| Ward & Stake Business | |
| Sacrament Hymn | ♫ Hymns 182 We’ll Sing All Hail To Jesus’ Name |
| Administration of the Sacrament | A sacred ordinance where we partake of bread and water in remembrance of the Lord Jesus the Christ’s atoning sacrifice. |
| Speaker | Elder Tyler McCoy |
| Youth Speaker | Eliana Klomp |
| Youth Speaker | Elise Dye |
| Youth Speaker | Kolten Andrus |
| Musical Number | I’ll Be What I Believe performed by the Little Valley Ward Primary |
| Youth Speaker | Gus Turner |
| Youth Speaker | Paris Laurent |
| Closing Hymn | ♫ Hymns 277 As I Search the Holy Scriptures |
| Benediction | By Invitation |
Announcements
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Sept 12th- Relief Society activity at the Bliss home at 7:00
Day of Service
As part of the National Day of Service we will be having a Stake Food Drive on September 7th.
Young Women are to distribute fliers to homes in ward boundaries the week before.
Young Men are to pick up the cans of food and take to Rustic Building on September 7th.
Fall Emotional Resilience and Self-Reliance Classes
Emotional Resilience and Personal Finance self-reliance classes are being offered as a multi-stake event this fall and winter. They begin at multiple locations starting today (Sunday) August 25 from 4:00-5:00 and Tuesday, August 27 from 7:00-8:00 pm. For more information regarding the classes and how to sign up visit https://forms.gle/KqfFzVKvEC5TR6YD9
Temple and Family History
Download a copy of the 2024 Little Valley Ward Temple and Family History Plan
Temple Recommend Appointments
Need a Temple Recommend?
First, call or text Jeff Loveless for an appointment with a member of the Bishopric.
Second, Go to the Little Valley Stake Center..
Bulletin Announcements
If you have an item for the Ward Bulletin please ensure you have submitted it to Jenni Crandall no later than Thursday at 5:00 pm.
Stake Mission Prep
Stake Mission Prep is held on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 4 p.m. at 2537 E Mountain Ledge. Dress is casual.
Stake Adult Religion Class
We are between classes right now for the Stake Adult Religion Class. A new class will start soon.
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Little Valley Stake Calendar
You can view the 2024 Little Valley Stake Calendar on the Stake Website www.LVSaints.com
Save The Date
check out the Save the Date section for announcements/activities that are several months away. More details for these items will be added as we get closer.
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Activities
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Young Women
YW High School Group activity calendar
YW Middle School Group activity calendar
YW Intermediate and Younger Group activity calendar
Young Men
YM Deacon Quorum activity calendar
YM Teacher Quorum activity calendar
YM Priest Quorum activity calendar
Combined Youth Activities
2024 Youth Theme “I Am a Disciple of Jesus Christ” (3 Nephi 5:13)
Youth Theme Resources
Stake Mission Prep: Stake Mission Prep will be held the 2nd and 4th Sunday for each month at 4 pm. Held at Stake Young Men President Tye Roger‘s house for all senior and juniors.
Primary
Primary newsletter-July 2024 Primary Newsletter
Nov 10th- Primary Program
Activity Days:
- Boys Younger is CTR 7 & Val 8
- Boys Older is Val 9 & 10
- Girls Group 7 is CTR 7
- Girls Group 8 is Val 8.
- Girls Group 9 is Val 9
- Girls Group 10 is Val 10
get schedule and details at the Primary Activity Calendar
Relief Society
Elder’s Quorum
Seniors/Empty Nesters
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Save The Date
- Stake Conference – 10/26-27/2024 – NEW DATE (was 10/19-20/2024)
- Primary Program – 11/10/2024
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Lesson Schedule
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Sunday School (1st & 3rd Sunday of each month)
Elder’s Quorum/Relief Society (2nd & 4th Sunday of each month)
August 25th –
Young Men/Young Women (2nd & 4th Sunday of each month)
August 25th – Alma 53-63
Primary (Every Week)
August 25th – Alma 53-63
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Thought of the Week
by Michael H. Cox
Hello Little Valley brothers and sisters,
This week for Come, Follow Me we are finishing our study of Alma in 53-63. There is so much going on in these chapters. One of the best known stories is that of the Stripling Warriors. These young men are children of the Anti-Nephi-Lehies or people of Ammon who were converted through the preachings of the Sons of Mosiah. I wanted to focus on 2 thoughts that I had about these brave and faithful youth as I read this week.
First in Alma 56:48 the Stripling Warriors told “We do not doubt our mothers knew it”. These young adults relied on their testimony of their mothers until they gained their own. In Doctrine and Covenants 46:14 we learn that one of the gifts of the sprint is “to believe on their words, that they also might have eternal life if they continue faithful.” Elder Ronald A. Rasband taught in a September 2020 Face to Face worldwide young adult broadcast “Our young friends, we’re all in a different pathway with that testimony,” he continued. “Some of us have those burning testimonies. Others of us are believing on the testimony of others, and that’s OK. You can believe on ours. … Don’t be discouraged if you find yourself having to believe on the testimony of others. That in and of itself is a gift.” Because of this gift of the spirit these young Ammonites were blessed. We can each be blessed as we relay on and share with others the spirit gifts given to us by Jesus.
Second to go back a verse to Alma 56:47 Helman tells Capitan Moroni what motivated the stripling warriors: “they did think more upon the liberty of their fathers than they did upon their lives; yea, they had been taught by their mothers, that if they did not doubt, God would deliver them.” Put another way the things that are worth remembering and worth fighting and dying for is family, liberty and religion/God. Does this sound familiar? This is what Capitan Moroni wrote on the Title of Liberty in Alma 46:12. The Nephites were placing the Title of Liberty in each of these cities with the words “In memory of our God, our religion, and freedom, and our peace, our wives, and our children”. Their example caused them to become a living Title of Liberty, serving as a remembrance and example of the things worth fighting for to the rest of the Nephite armies.
My brothers and sisters what are you willing to fight for in your life? What spiritual gifts have you identified in your life? How can you use these gifts to help you and others closer to Jesus.
Visit the Thought of the Week Archive to see past Little Valley Ward Come, Follow Me Thought of the Week
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