Hey ladies,
There are a lot of announcements on this blog and I don't want you to miss any, so here is a summary of the upcoming events.
May 19, 6pm, Tri-Stake Single Adult Sacrament Meeting
May 22, 7pm, Stake Employment Counseling (by appointment)
May 25, all day, Stake Temple Day
June 8, 9am-4pm, Career and Employment Workshop
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Tri-Stake Single Adult Sacrament Meeting This Sunday
Event date: May 19, 20123
Event time: 6 PM
Location: 5600 Monument Ave.
Event description: The service will be followed by a “Linger Longer” and participants are encouraged to bring some “Snacks to Share” during this activity. This does not replace sacrament meeting but provides singles with new opportunity to participate in sacrament services and to fellowship with other singles in a comfortable environment.
Event time: 6 PM
Location: 5600 Monument Ave.
Event description: The service will be followed by a “Linger Longer” and participants are encouraged to bring some “Snacks to Share” during this activity. This does not replace sacrament meeting but provides singles with new opportunity to participate in sacrament services and to fellowship with other singles in a comfortable environment.
Stake Employment Counseling (by appointment)
Event date: May 22, 2013
Event time: 7 PM
Location: 2500 Pump Road
Resources scheduled: Room 101
Event description: By appointment only. Stake Employment Counseling, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 7 PM. This is an opportunity for members to work with employment specialists one on one for employment-related activities such as writing resumes, networking and goal setting. To schedule an appointment, please contact: Candace Harman at vacandace@gmail.comor 804-928-3868 Joshua Hoffman at jhoffstuff@gmail.com or 804-714-6888 Hank Heilesen at hankheilesen@ymail.com or 804-240-8648
Event time: 7 PM
Location: 2500 Pump Road
Resources scheduled: Room 101
Event description: By appointment only. Stake Employment Counseling, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 7 PM. This is an opportunity for members to work with employment specialists one on one for employment-related activities such as writing resumes, networking and goal setting. To schedule an appointment, please contact: Candace Harman at vacandace@gmail.comor 804-928-3868 Joshua Hoffman at jhoffstuff@gmail.com or 804-714-6888 Hank Heilesen at hankheilesen@ymail.com or 804-240-8648
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Career and Employment Workshop
Event date: Jun 8, 2013
The workshop runs from 9am - 4pm. Registration is required. Register by contacting Joshua Hoffman at jhislds@gmail.com or 804-714-6888. Please bring your own lunch. This workshop is for anyone who is looking for a job, considering changing jobs, or changing careers. This is an opportunity to polish the skills needed to successfully land a job in today's tough environment. We will cover all aspects of job hunting. You will learn more about what resources are available to you and how to present your skills and experience in a compelling way. Seating is limited so we ask that you register in advance.
Event time: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Location: 2500 Pump Road
Location details: 2500 Pump Road, High Council RoomLocation: 2500 Pump Road
The workshop runs from 9am - 4pm. Registration is required. Register by contacting Joshua Hoffman at jhislds@gmail.com or 804-714-6888. Please bring your own lunch. This workshop is for anyone who is looking for a job, considering changing jobs, or changing careers. This is an opportunity to polish the skills needed to successfully land a job in today's tough environment. We will cover all aspects of job hunting. You will learn more about what resources are available to you and how to present your skills and experience in a compelling way. Seating is limited so we ask that you register in advance.
Friday, May 3, 2013
Stake Temple Day
Our Stake Temple Day is on Saturday, May 25th. We would like to invite all members to plan now to join us that day at the Temple. While there will not be an organized meeting this time, this is still a special day set aside for our stake to visit the Temple together. Many wards and branches may be designating certain times to attend endowment sessions together, as well as arranging for car pooling, etc. Please check with your ward leadership on their plans for that day. As this day is fast approaching, please ensure that your recommend is current or meet with a member of your Bishopric/Branch Presidency to work on obtaining a current recommend.
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Stake Employment Counseling
Event name: Stake Employment Counseling (by appointment)
Event description: By appointment only. Stake Employment Counseling, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. This is an opportunity for members to work with employment specialists one on one for employment-related activities such as writing resumes, networking and goal setting. To schedule an appointment, please contact: Candace Harman at vacandace@gmail.com or 804-928-3868 Joshua Hoffman atjhoffstuff@gmail.com or 804-714-6888 Hank Heilesen at hankheilesen@ymail.com or 804-240-8648
Event date: Apr 24, 2013
Event time: 7:00 PM
Location: 2500 Pump Road
Location details: 2500 Pump Road
Resources scheduled: Room 101
Event description: By appointment only. Stake Employment Counseling, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. This is an opportunity for members to work with employment specialists one on one for employment-related activities such as writing resumes, networking and goal setting. To schedule an appointment, please contact: Candace Harman at vacandace@gmail.com or 804-928-3868 Joshua Hoffman atjhoffstuff@gmail.com or 804-714-6888 Hank Heilesen at hankheilesen@ymail.com or 804-240-8648
Event date: Apr 24, 2013
Event time: 7:00 PM
Location: 2500 Pump Road
Location details: 2500 Pump Road
Resources scheduled: Room 101
Monday, April 15, 2013
Chocolate Dipped Pretzels
Girls' Camp is June 18-22. Donations are being accepted! The girls are doing a fundraiser this year. Remember the yummy hand dipped chocolate covered pretzels? Well, they were so successful last year, we are offering them again! We will be taking orders on the following Sundays...4/14, 4/21 and 4/28. Pretzels will be delivered on Mother's Day May 12. Prices are $10.00 per bag or 3 bags for $25.00. Thanking you in advance for the support you will be giving to help out the girls for camp this year!
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Richmond VA Stake 5K Run/Walk
April 27 starting at 9am
Race begins and ends at the Monument Ave. Meeting House: 5600 Monument Ave.
There are two 5K routes that can be combined into a 10K.
Open to all ages.
Friends are welcome.
Water will be provided.
For more information visit www.Stake-Events.com/5K
Race begins and ends at the Monument Ave. Meeting House: 5600 Monument Ave.
There are two 5K routes that can be combined into a 10K.
Open to all ages.
Friends are welcome.
Water will be provided.
For more information visit www.Stake-Events.com/5K
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Stake Employment Counseling (by appointment)
Stake Employment Counseling, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. This is an opportunity for members to work with employment specialists one on one for employment-related activities such as writing resumes, networking and goal setting. To schedule an appointment, please contact: Candace Harman at vacandace@gmail.comor 804-928-3868 Hank Heilesen at hankheilesen@ymail.com or 804-240-8648
Girls' Camp Fundraiser
Girls' Camp is June 18-22. Donations are being accepted! The girls are doing a fundraiser this year. Remember the yummy hand dipped chocolate covered pretzels? Well, they were so successful last year, we are offering them again! We will be taking orders on the following Sundays...4/14, 4/21 and 4/28. Pretzels will be delivered on Mother's Day May 12. Prices are $10.00 per bag or 3 bags for $25.00. Thanking you in advance for the support you will be giving to help out the girls for camp this year!
Margie Harton
Margie Harton
Sunday, March 17, 2013
March 23rd Relief Society Women's Conference
Join your Relief Society Sisters from all over our stake on March 23, 2013 at the Stake Relief Society’s Women’s Conference “Growing”. Choose 4 of 7 mini-classes to attend and “grow” into a more perfect you.
Registration begins at 8:30.
Classes begin at 9:00.
Lunch served at 12:15.
No nursery
Presenting some insight into the nature of God—a God who loves us and wants us to succeed, who fashioned the earth as a “place of human ascent, not exile, who has the desire to bring the whole human family home again”.
This will be a class on gospel influenced parenting. With so many ideas in our world, about what makes a good parent, many of us are confused about how to discipline and how to parent our children. We will ask and answer the question "how does Heavenly Father parent us"? Using that awareness and the scriptures, we will identify present day parenting skills that will help strive to match our Heavenly Father's parenting style.
Have you ever wanted to have a more radiant, glowing skin? This class will teach you how to more effectively cleanse you face, the differences between pharmaceutical and store bought products as well as the benefits of exfoliates and moisturizers. Handouts will be given on ways to do facials at home.
Tai Chi is a gentle exercise that is often referred to as meditation in motion. It is a powerful form of therapy that allows the mind and the body to express themselves while enabling the spirit to discover itself. It improves health, increases energy, reduces stress, expands patience, induces relaxation, and leads to serenity.
There is nothing more comforting than a warm quilt and nothing could express a more comforting love than a handmade quilt. For centuries women have gathered around quilts to create something uniquely beautiful and necessary for survival. This class will teach the skill of setting up quilts on frames and then tying the quilts. A handmade quilt is a heartfelt gift and a loving act of service for someone. Come and learn the wonderful skill of quilt tying.
A beginning sewing class that allows you to have fun while learning some simple skills. Show off to your friends the tote bag you made. Carry it as a forever reminder that you really can do what you thought you couldn't. Material provided. Class will take 2 sessions.
This class will talk about the who,what,when,how and why getting organized can be a great blessing in your life. We will talk about how making a few changes can change your life for the better and how to manage all the paper and tasks in your life, as well as learning about some tools and resources that are available to you.
Registration begins at 8:30.
Classes begin at 9:00.
Lunch served at 12:15.
No nursery
Class Descriptions
Growing Spiritually
The God Who Weeps—Terryl & Fiona GivensPresenting some insight into the nature of God—a God who loves us and wants us to succeed, who fashioned the earth as a “place of human ascent, not exile, who has the desire to bring the whole human family home again”.
Growing as a Parent
Toby AndersonThis will be a class on gospel influenced parenting. With so many ideas in our world, about what makes a good parent, many of us are confused about how to discipline and how to parent our children. We will ask and answer the question "how does Heavenly Father parent us"? Using that awareness and the scriptures, we will identify present day parenting skills that will help strive to match our Heavenly Father's parenting style.
Growing a Glowing Skin
Ashley AmosHave you ever wanted to have a more radiant, glowing skin? This class will teach you how to more effectively cleanse you face, the differences between pharmaceutical and store bought products as well as the benefits of exfoliates and moisturizers. Handouts will be given on ways to do facials at home.
Growing in Serenity
Sandy WillisTai Chi is a gentle exercise that is often referred to as meditation in motion. It is a powerful form of therapy that allows the mind and the body to express themselves while enabling the spirit to discover itself. It improves health, increases energy, reduces stress, expands patience, induces relaxation, and leads to serenity.
Growing in Service
Monique MorrisonThere is nothing more comforting than a warm quilt and nothing could express a more comforting love than a handmade quilt. For centuries women have gathered around quilts to create something uniquely beautiful and necessary for survival. This class will teach the skill of setting up quilts on frames and then tying the quilts. A handmade quilt is a heartfelt gift and a loving act of service for someone. Come and learn the wonderful skill of quilt tying.
Growing in Sewing
Pam DeakinsA beginning sewing class that allows you to have fun while learning some simple skills. Show off to your friends the tote bag you made. Carry it as a forever reminder that you really can do what you thought you couldn't. Material provided. Class will take 2 sessions.
Growing Organized or Getting your Ducks in a Row
Suzie RomansThis class will talk about the who,what,when,how and why getting organized can be a great blessing in your life. We will talk about how making a few changes can change your life for the better and how to manage all the paper and tasks in your life, as well as learning about some tools and resources that are available to you.
Friday, March 8, 2013
Ladies Night Out RS Activity
The greatest gift you can give someone is your time because when you are giving someone your time, You are giving them a portion of your life that you will never get back.
Ladies Night Out for the Residents of Elizabeth Crump Manor
What: Manicures and Treats
- Anonymous
Ladies Night Out for the Residents of Elizabeth Crump Manor
What: Manicures and Treats
When: March 13th, 2013 - 6:30pm
Where: Elizabeth Crump Manor (click for map/directions)
Who: Relief Society Sisters spending a fun evening with each other AND the Ladies of E. Crump Manor
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Knitted Baby Cap Patterns
The stake has been getting a lot of requests for the baby cap patterns used in the September Humanitarian Day of Service. If you are interested, you can get started on the batch of hats we are going to donate this upcoming September.
Please find sites for hats. If knit in the round, I go to double point needles when it gets hard to decrease. I use the shortest circular needles I can find meaning the space between both points are short. Look over all to get an idea of what you want to do. If you all want to make lots of hats then the directions I wrote and the YouTube below it is the best to do.
http://people.delphiforums. com/knit_chat/fingerpuppets/ littlehat.html
http://blogs.thetucker.com/ knit/2011/11/14/basic-ribbed- babychild-hat/
http://annaheiser.blogspot. com/2010/10/pattern-for-easy- ribbed-newborn-hat.html
http://www.greasy.com/ nittineedles/tiny_toque_free_ pattern.html (very easy sport wt. yarn (thin) so it takes a little longer)
http://www.themakeyourownzone. com/2011/03/knitting-newborn- hats-for-hospitals.html
http://alliknitts.blogspot. com/2008/02/baby-hats-for- hospital.html
http://www.knitpicks.com/ cfBlog/post.cfm/good-for- goodness-sake-draft this one is fast and easy
Use size 6 or 8 needles. Cast on 30 stitches.
Pattern: Knit one row, purl one row, knit one row. Repeat 24 times (72 rows total). Bind off.
With yarn needle, draw one long edge of knitting together. Sew short edges together and add pompon on top.
For real fast see this http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=TFb70osYIMM&feature= fvwrel
Baby Cap Knitted
Material: Soft Worsted Yarn or Baby Yarn
Knitting Needles: Size 8 or 11
Cast on 42 stitches loosely.
Rows 1 through 7: Knit across (Garter Stitch)
Then, beginning with a knit row, work in stockinet stitch until piece measures approximately 4 1/2 inches from cast on edge, ending with a purl row.
Shaping:
Row 1: (K3, K2, tog.) across
Row 2 and all wrong side rows: purl across
Row 3: (K2, K2 tog.) across
Row 5: (K1, K2 tog.) across
Row 7: (K2 tog.) across
Row 9: (K2 tog. across, cut yarn leaving a long end for sewing.
Slip needle with long end through remaining stitches, gather tightly and secure weave seam.
If the cap is too small use thicker yarn or cast on more stitches. Do the opposite if cap is too large.
http://people.delphiforums.
http://blogs.thetucker.com/
http://annaheiser.blogspot.
http://www.greasy.com/
http://www.themakeyourownzone.
http://alliknitts.blogspot.
http://www.knitpicks.com/
Use size 6 or 8 needles. Cast on 30 stitches.
Pattern: Knit one row, purl one row, knit one row. Repeat 24 times (72 rows total). Bind off.
With yarn needle, draw one long edge of knitting together. Sew short edges together and add pompon on top.
For real fast see this http://www.youtube.com/
Baby Cap Knitted
Material: Soft Worsted Yarn or Baby Yarn
Knitting Needles: Size 8 or 11
Cast on 42 stitches loosely.
Rows 1 through 7: Knit across (Garter Stitch)
Then, beginning with a knit row, work in stockinet stitch until piece measures approximately 4 1/2 inches from cast on edge, ending with a purl row.
Shaping:
Row 1: (K3, K2, tog.) across
Row 2 and all wrong side rows: purl across
Row 3: (K2, K2 tog.) across
Row 5: (K1, K2 tog.) across
Row 7: (K2 tog.) across
Row 9: (K2 tog. across, cut yarn leaving a long end for sewing.
Slip needle with long end through remaining stitches, gather tightly and secure weave seam.
If the cap is too small use thicker yarn or cast on more stitches. Do the opposite if cap is too large.
Come unto Christ and Allow Him to Change You
A 12-Step Program will be offered by the Richmond Virginia Stake designed exclusively for women. Beginning Wednesday, March 27, the 12-Step Program meetings will be held from 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. in the Stake Center’s High Council Room. The group facilitator will be Sandy Willis.
Women often experience challenges in a unique way. Learn and apply the key gospel principles found in the 12 Step LDS Family Services Addiction Recovery Program to overcome addictive substances or behaviors. If you are
struggling with overeating, over spending, insecurity, depression, anxiety, fear, anger, perfectionism, being overwhelmed, or any other negative or addictive behavior, come join us. Find hope and healing through the Atonement of Jesus Christ
Women often experience challenges in a unique way. Learn and apply the key gospel principles found in the 12 Step LDS Family Services Addiction Recovery Program to overcome addictive substances or behaviors. If you are
struggling with overeating, over spending, insecurity, depression, anxiety, fear, anger, perfectionism, being overwhelmed, or any other negative or addictive behavior, come join us. Find hope and healing through the Atonement of Jesus Christ
Friday, February 22, 2013
Ladies Night Out RS Activity
The greatest gift you can give someone is your time because when you are giving someone your time, You are giving them a portion of your life that you will never get back.
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
Ladies Night Out for the Residents of Elizabeth Crump Manor
What: Manicures and Treats
When: March 13th, 2013 - 6:30pm
Where: Elizabeth Crump Manor (click for map/directions)
Who: Relief Society Sisters spending a fun evening with each other AND the Ladies of E. Crump Manor
Below check out part one of the Manicure Tutorials we will be sending out in preparation for this evening of fun! This video shows you how to polish your nails like a pro!
Email Emily Richardson with any questions!
Monday, February 11, 2013
Going Away Party
Peggy Tressler will be moving out west soon. All are invited to attend her going away party this Saturday.
When:
Saturday Feb. 16
6-8pm
Where:
Primary Room
Talks on Personal Revelation and Conversion
Yesterday Jessica pulled a lot of quotes from the following talks:
The last one is not available online, but a transcription of it was sent through the Relief Society email.
- Cast Not Away Therefore Your Confidence by Elder Jeffrey R Holland
- Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread by Elder D Todd Christofferson
- The Spirit of Revelation by Elder David A Bednar
- Become Like God and Jesus Christ by Elder Neal A Maxwell
The last one is not available online, but a transcription of it was sent through the Relief Society email.
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