Beaumont Ward Reno Nevada Stake 2018 Ward History

Compiled by Doug Rytting 775-453-9431 [email protected]

 Ward Overview  Ward Organization one month after ward creation  Primary History  Young Women History  Young Men History  Relief Society History  Ward Mission History  Calendar Since Ward Creation Beaumont Ward 2018 Overview History

2018 was a wonderful year as we created the new Beaumont Ward on the 5 March 2018 from parts of Mogul Ward and Peavine Mountain Wards. We are a small ward (250 members) but have outstanding active families and individuals. Our Sacrament Meeting attendance is in the 50% and 60% range.

We have a large and spiritual group of young men and young women (about 50) who love the Lord and love each other. We have had two youth join the church this past year.

We have grown together with love and service to each other and trust the Lord to guide and bless us. We know as we continue to serve the Lord that the individuals and families in our ward will be blessed.

Below is a list of missionaries that have served from our ward during 2108. And young men eagle scouts who were living in the ward during 2018. We have a number of youth that are ready to receive their eagle awards, receive the young women recognition awards and serve missions in 2019.

Missionaries serving during 2018: Jonah Lish, Return May 2018, Minnesota Minneapolis Mission Elder Coleton Chamberlain, Return Aug 2018, Washington DC North Mission Elder Neil and Sister Barbara Talbot, Return Oct 2018, Nauvoo Illinois Mission Sister Aspen Neahusan - Return Feb 2019, Arizona Gilbert Mission Sister Kalisse Earl - Return Jan 2020, Germany Frankfurt Mission

Eagle Scouts living in Ward during 2018: Marcus Layosa Spencer Maloy Justin Thompson Tyson Freeze Craig Freeze Carter Moore Micah Hill

Here is a list of key Ward events and a few Stake events we attended in 2018:

APRIL 2018 Bishop’s Ward Youth Fireside: Sunday, April 22, 7:00 pm at Rytting’s Home for ages 12 through 18. Doug McDermitt spoke. Youth Temple Baptisms: Tuesday, April 24, 6:30pm - 8:30pm. Meet at Temple and dessert after. Missionary Preparation Class: Each Sunday at 7:30 am at Golconda Building. Wolf, Bear, and Webelos Scouts (Boys 8-10) Pack Meeting: Thursday, April 26, 7:00pm at Robb Drive Church Building, Cultural Hall.

MAY 2018 Young Men and Young Women Senior Roast Activity: Tuesday, May 1, 7:00 pm at Robb Building. Family and friends invited to come. Multi-Stake Mormal Youth Dance: Saturday, May 5, 6 pm - 11 pm. Ages 16-18 at Golconda Building, formal dress. Stake Young Women Camp Meeting: Wednesday, May 9, 7 pm - 8:30 pm for all Young Women and their Leaders. At the Reno Nevada Stake Center. YCL and camp leaders meet at 6:15 pm. Just Serve Park Project at Manzinita Park: Saturday, May 19, 9 to 11 am. Bring cleanup tools. Tri-Ward Yard Cleanup: Tuesday, May 22 at 7:00 pm for the entire family at Robb Drive. Empty Nesters: Tue, May 22 at 7 pm. President Sean Jolley of the Reno Stake Presidency with Stories about the FBI. At Herb & Karleen Hardy. 2355 Eagle Bend Trail. Eagle Scout Court of Honor for Justin Thompson: Tuesday, May 29 at 6:00 pm. In the Relief Society room.

JUNE 2018 Beaumont Ward Spring Picnic Potluck: Saturday, June 2, 5 pm - 9 pm at Valley Wood Park, 6513 Valley Wood Drive. YW will be hosting a dessert fundraiser at the picnic. Please come and have a fun time together ! Stake Seminary Graduation: Wednesday, June 6, 7 - 8:30 pm at Reno Stake Center. All mutual age youth, parents and friends are invited to attend. All Young Women and Young Men End-of-Year BBQ: Tuesday, June 5 at 6:30 pm at the Earl’s Home 6623 Stone Valley Drive. Ward Temple Night: Thursday, June 21, 6:00 or 7:30 pm sessions. Stake Scout Camp: Monday, June 25, 7 am through Saturday, June 30, 4 pm. Eagle Court of Honor for Craig Freeze: Tuesday, June 26 at 6:00 in the Relief Society Room at the Robb Drive building.

JULY 2018 Stake Pioneer Trek: Wednesday July 11 through Saturday July 14. Stake Just Serve Night at the Reno Aces: July 16, JustServe Night at the Reno Aces game. Reno Nevada Stake Fun Run & BBQ: Saturday, July 21. The Fun Run will be at 10:30 am at the Truckee River Regional Park located in Truckee. The Fun Run will be 5K along the Truckee River. All can participate, run, ride bikes, walk, or push a stroller. After the Fun Run, we will hold a BBQ starting at 11:30 am. The Stake will provide hot dogs, chips, watermelon, and drinks. Stake Girls Camp: Monday, July 23 through Friday, July 27. Stake YW Camp Fireside: Sunday, July 29, 7 pm - 8:30 pm at Reno Nevada Stake Center. Beaumont Ward Youth Temple Baptisms: Tuesday, July 31, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

AUGUST 2018 Empty Nesters - Beaumont Ward: Tuesday, August 14 at 7:00 pm. Bishop and Sister Hiatt will share experiences about their life. Will be held at their home on 1607 Havencrest Drive, 972-0821. Relief Society Salad Social: Thursday, August 16, 6:00 pm at Cyndi Earl's home. Please bring a salad to share. Stake Self Reliance Program Devotional: Thursday, August 23, 7:00 pm. If you have a particular need and could benefit from attending a group focused on Find a Better Job, Education for Better Work, Starting and Growing a Business, or Personal Finance. Those attending may be in a position to help others by sharing their experiences with a group. Stake Introduction to Church Education: Thursday, Aug. 30th at 7pm, Golconda Building (Reno Stake Center). For College Bound Youth (14-18) and their Parents.

SEPTEMBER 2012 Empty Nesters BBQ Dinner: Monday, September 10 at 6:30 pm at Doug and Sharon Rytting’s home, 1975 Champion Hills Drive, 453-9431. Stake Relief Society Retreat for all Women 18 & Older: Saturday, September 8, 2018 from 8:00-2:00. Will hold at the Tahoe North building & beach. Ward Temple Night: Thursday, September 20, 6:00 pm or 7:30 pm sessions.

OCTOBER 2018 Relief Society Evening Meeting: Wednesday, Oct 10 at 7:00 pm. “Getting to Know You.” Regional Priest and Laurel Activity: Saturday, October 20, 6 pm to 9 pm at the Rock Building. Empty Nesters: Monday, Oct 15 at 7:00 pm. Patriarch Robert Smith will be our guest speaker. Will be held at the home of Marilyn Johnson, 8320 Cinnamon Ridge Lane, 544-0885. Young Women Activity: Tuesday, Oct 16 from 7:00 pm to 8:15 pm. Special activity at the home of Marilyn Johnson, 8320 Cinnamon Ridge Lane, 544-0885. Halloween Dinner and Trunk - or – Treat: Tuesday, October 30 at 6:30 pm. Come enjoy dinner, festive games and trunk or treating which will be held in north parking lot. See signup to help bring pasta, salad, or rolls.

NOVEMBER 2018 Ward Youth Temple Baptisms: Tuesday, Nov 6, 6:30 pm. Ice Cream at Bishop’s after. Empty Nesters: Monday, November 12, 7:00 pm. At Home of Norm & Marsha Nilson, 8805 Winter Peace Ct, 636-7578. We will share our Favorite Talk from General Conference. Relief Society Visit, Activity and Snacks: Wed, November 14, 7 pm to 8:30 pm. Stake Father and Son Football Season Thanksgiving Day Turkey Bowl Activity: Thursday, November 22, 10:00 am to Noon at the Lemon Valley Field, 8080 Lemon Drive.

DECEMBER 2018 Empty Nesters: Monday, December 10 at 7:00 pm at the home of Tom and Debbie Pelton. 9355 Wrenwood Court. Ward Christmas Dinner and Celebration: Saturday, December 15, at 6:00 pm in the Robb Drive Building. Fun for all of you and your friends. Enjoy a special Dinner, Christmas Program, and seeing the kids with Santa.

Beaumont Ward Partial Organization Chart, 30 April 2018 ● Bishopric: o Bishop - Jon Hiatt o 1st Councelor - Dirk Lish o 2nd Counselor - Alan Taylor o Ward Clerk - Chris Mathis o Executive Secretary - Doug Rytting ● Relief Society: o President - Jan Maloy o First Counselor - Lori Freeze o Second Counselor - Lora Campbell o Secretary - Michelle Glidewell o Compassionate Service - Marsha Nilson ● Young Women: o President - Julie Moore o First Counselor - Shailee Garcia o Second Counselor - Kacy Backlund o Laurel Advisor - Heather Patchell o Mia Maid Advisor - Claire Davis o Beehive Advisor - Brook Lusetti o Secretary - Michelle Taylor ● Young Men: o President - Damon Hill o First Counselor - Doug Christensen o Second Counselor - Vern Maloy o Secretary - David Gibson ● Primary: o President - Andrea Neahusan o First Counselor - Kristi Thompson o Second Counselor - Rachael Fogelberg o Secretary - Heather Carroll ● Sunday School: o President - Scott Carroll ● Ward Mission Leader - Craig Eyre ● Ward Music Chair - Sharon Eyre ● Sunday Bulletin - Sharon Rytting ● Empty Nesters - Karen Holt and Sharon Rytting ● Elders Quorum: o President - Bart Thompson o First Counselor - James Fogelberg o Second Counselor - Art White ● Aaronic Priesthood Youth: o Priest Quorum 1st Assistant - Andrew Lish o Priest Quorum 2nd Assistant - Micah Hill o Teachers Quorum President - Craig Freeze o Deacons Quorum President - Heber Maloy ● Young Women Youth: o Laurel President - Celeste Neahusan o Mia Maid President - Cambria Hill o Beehive President - Hadley Moore 2018 Annual History for Beaumont Ward Primary We started the year as Peavine Mountain Ward Primary. Sister Lorna Whaley was our Primary President. There were 35 Primary children, including Nursery, with 11 teachers. In January, our music leader, Jon Orgill, challenged our Primary to memorize “The Living Christ” document. Interestingly enough, that same week, the Stake Relief Society President also challenged the sisters in our stake to memorize the same document. Then, a week or so later, our stake youth leaders also challenged our young men and young women to memorize “The Living Christ” before their Trek. This challenge within our Reno Stake was truly meant to be. It blessed lives and blessed families, and our music leader had no idea that the other auxiliaries had planned the same challenge. On March 25th, almost all of the ward boundaries in Reno Stake were realigned and renamed. Peavine Mountain Ward was trisected and each section was added upon from parts of Mogul and/or Sierra Highlands wards. The northern most ward is called Peavine Valley Ward. Eight of our original Primary children were now in their ward. The southern ward is called Canyon Creek. Nine of our original Primary children were now in that ward. That left us with 18 children in our newly named Beaumont Ward, which sits geographically in between Peavine Valley and Canyon Creek wards. Beaumont also gained 21 children from the western mid- section of Mogul ward which is now in Beaumont Ward. This created a kaleidoscope of three new Primarys in three new wards in NW Reno. Sister Lorna Whaley was now in Canyon Creek ward. In fact, most of the original Primary teachers and leaders were also in other wards now. Beaumont Ward had only four teachers, one activity day leader, and two cub scout leaders to serve a new total of 39 children. This also marked the beginning of a two-week spring break for our local school district, and General Conference the following weekend. For better or for worse, our wards had two weeks to reassemble everything before anyone could be officially sustained in church. Andrea Neahusan became Beaumont Ward’s Primary President. Even with the new two-adults-per-classroom guideline, all of the Primary positions quickly got filled. This boundary realignment has really unified the three wards that share the Robb Drive church building. We all have parts and pieces of each other now. We all have friendships and emotional/spiritual investments in each other. This attachment helped greatly for our three Primarys to work together to form a tri-ward Cub Scout program from that point forward which works fairly well, thanks to the efforts of many leaders from each ward. This combined pack provides enough boys at each level of scouting for fun synergy in the dens. It also gives us a big enough resource from which to pool together 9 Scout leaders to make the program happen. June was a big month for our scouts. On June 8-9, our 11 year old scouts attended Helaman’s Camp. This was the first year each stake in our area ran their Helaman’s Camps separately. Beaumont ward had five boys participate. It was a great event, especially considering many of the scout leaders were new as of April. Two weeks later we had four Beaumont boys participate in Cub Scout Day Camp at Davis Creek Regional Park. Many were unable to attend because of summer scheduling conflicts. It was a successful event for those in attendance. On September 23rd the Primary presented their Sacrament Program. The program reviewed the songs and the “Choose the Right” theme that the children had learned about in Sharing time all year. Many of the older children shared some of their own personal stories and testimonies over the pulpit. It was a powerful program. Perhaps almost as big as the ward realignments in March, were the announcements made in October general conference. We are excited for the home-centered, church supported approach for 2019. This meant Primary had some priority shifts as well. We spent the last two months of the year gearing up for the new “Come, Follow Me” curriculum. Then the last big announcement of the year happened on December 14th. Our current 11 year olds will no longer be part of Primary. This is bittersweet for our organization. We are thrilled for them, but sad to see them go and will miss their strength and examples in Primary. The Sunday after this announcement, we recited the Article of Faith of the month, which happened to be number 9, all about revelation. This was not a coincidence. We chatted together about how we were living the words in this Article of Faith right now. So many recent revelations from our Prophet were directly affecting them right now. I testified to them that God knew that they were ready for a higher bar. They were ready to attend the temple and be ordained to the Aaronic priesthood. They have been prepared well in their families and in their years in Primary. Because of these changes, there will be no Valiant 11 class or 11 year-old scouts in 2019. We ended 2018 with 43 total Primary children and 10 teachers.

Beaumont Ward YW 2018 History

March ​ - Beaumont Ward created in the Reno Nevada Stake.

April ​ - General Conference. Stake Conference. First Sunday meeting together in our new ward (15th). YW President lesson on unity.

May​ - Senior Roast Activity celebrating graduating seniors (2 YW), The first Additional YW Temple Trip with Breakfast before at a leaders house. Temple service and blessings is a focus of our YW program.

June ​ - YW bake sale and dessert fundraiser to raise money for Girls Camp ($695 raised!). End of year BBQ combined activity. YW end of school pool party. YW Temple Trip #2 and Breakfast. Combined Youth Rubicon Trail day Hike in Tahoe (9 miles).

July​ - Reno Stake Pioneer Trek (our YW made seat cushions for their buckets). Reno Stake Fun Run in Tahoe. Reno Stake Girls Camp (Theme: Olympics, We had 18 YW ($85/girl) and 11 leaders ($45/adult) from our ward attend.

August ​ - Combined Youth “Day at the Lake” Sand Harbor. YW Temple Trip #3 and Breakfast.

September ​ - New Beginnings “Beginning New” - focus: making goals and unity (video of YW).

October ​ - General Conference and Saturday women’s session. Ward Halloween party: potluck dinner, games and trunk or treat (YW in charge).

November ​ - YW Temple Trip #4 and breakfast. YW Christmas nativity candle craft.

December ​ - Combined Mall hunt activity, YW temple Trip #5 and Breakfast. Ward Christmas Party. YW Caroling to rest home. YW Trip to movies to see The Grinch. YW sing Mary’s Lullaby in Sacrament Meeting as part of the Christmas Musical program.

Some of our Activities: ​Making corsages, Baking fruit pizza, S’mores and mixer games, Drive in movie, Day at the Lake, sewing projects, YW pool party, Frozen yogurt, Senior Roast, Unity games, Family history night, Youth BBQ, Making Trek seat cushions, Kahoot games and homemade ice cream, YW Saturday Temple trips, Tahoe day hike, Service projects (making freezer meals, building clean-up, making fleece blankets to donate), Playing volleyball, Learning about self

defense, Ballroom dancing, Halloween Booing, Combined Youth temple trips, Holiday crafts, Christmas movie, Where in the Mall, Christmas caroling.

Additional Notes ​ - The 2018 mutual theme was Peace in Christ based off of D&C 19:23. We encouraged the YW to follow President Nelson’s Challenge to help with the gathering of Israel and to read the Book of Mormon by the end of the year. At Girls Camp there was a challenge to memorize The Living Christ. At the end of 2018, we have a total of 30 young women. 12 Laurels, 8 Mia Maids and 10 Beehives (5 total less active). We have 8 YW leaders including a Personal Progress Specialist. YW Leaders frequently attend extra curricular activities and sporting events of YW to show our love and support. Beaumont Ward YW is a happy place to be! Testimonies are strengthened, friendships are blossoming, and kindness is practiced. Beaumont Ward History – 2018 Reno Nevada Stake Young Men

The year 2018 could be termed “The Year of Change”. Before 2018, the Beaumont ward did not even exist. However, the creation of a new ward, with some young men leaving and others coming, is minor when looking at the list of many changes that occurred throughout the year. Below is a list of changes that directly affected the young men’s organization:

- President Monson passed away and a new First Presidency was organized with Pres. Nelson being sustained as prophet, seer, and revelator. President Nelson implemented many church- wide changes. - President Nelson held a church-wide fireside focused on the youth of the church. The youth were invited to understand and participate in the literal gathering of Israel. - The Reno Nevada stake reorganized wards within its boundaries including new ward boundaries, the creation of a new ward, and renaming existing wards. As a ward, we lost some young men and added others with the overall number of young men being relatively the same. - Missionary interview and recommendation process was updated allowing young men to expedite the process and receive a call more efficiently. One young man in the ward recently went through the process and received a call to serve in Puerto Rico. - We no longer refer to ourselves as “Mormons”. The young men are being encouraged to say they are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in order to place more emphasis on who is at the head of the church they belong to. - Home Teaching was replaced with Ministering. Many of the young men have been called to serve as ministering brothers. - The High Priest Group was combined with the Elders Quorum to create one Elders Quorum. After graduating high school, a few of the young men chose to alternate weeks between attending Priests Quorum and Elders Quorum. This proved to be a learning and growing experience for these young men. - The church wide meeting schedule was announced to a 2-hour block with priesthood quorums meeting every other week. We adjusted lesson schedules and quorum meetings accordingly. The young men are encouraged to use the new “Come Follow Me” curriculum to use the extra time on Sundays to study the gospel with their families in the home. - The young men now advance to the next priesthood office in January of the year that they will turn 12, 14, or 16. This didn’t affect our priest’s quorum, but was a big boost to the teacher’s and deacon’s quorums for our 2019 quorums. This change has collectively had the greatest positive impact on our young men’s program and has allowed more young men opportunities to participate in responsibilities specific to their priesthood office. It has been a great experience watching the young men step up and meet the challenges of their new responsibilities.

Other activities specific to the ward include the following:

- Marcus Layosa earned his Eagle Scout award, graduated high school and is currently serving a mission in Mexico. - Spencer Maloy earned his Eagle Scout award, graduated from high school, is currently attending BYU-Hawaii, and recently received a call to serve as a missionary in Puerto Rico. - Justin Thompson earned his Eagle Scout award, graduated high school and is currently working to save money for missionary service. - Alexander Olson graduated high school and is currently working to save money for missionary service. - Tyson Freeze, who is already an Eagle Scout, graduated high school, is currently attending University of Nevada, Reno, and recently received a call to serve as a missionary in Des Moines, IA. - Carter Moore, who is already an Eagle Scout, graduated high school, is currently attending BYU- Hawaii, and is waiting on his call to missionary service. - Micah Hill earned his Eagle Scout award. - Many of the scouts attended a week-long camp at Camp Fleishman participating in activities which included but is not limited to swimming, rock climbing, archery, rifle shooting, wilderness survival, and flag ceremonies. - The older scouts attended a high adventure trip which included camping on Angel Island in the San Francisco Bay, walking across the Golden Gate Bridge, and hiking approximately 40 miles along the California coast. - Other activities included temple baptisms, weekend campouts during different seasons of the year, trip to Lake Tahoe, combined mutual activities, combined social activities, career nights, service at a local food pantry, visit to the local University, learning new games, and family history training. - Quorum presidencies have taken responsibility of assigning quorum lessons, coordinating the preparation, blessing, and passing of the sacrament, planning weekly activities, fast offerings, weekly announcements, and extending friendship to each individual quorum member.

Overall, 2018 was successful year filled with uplifting and faith-promoting activities which encouraged faith and growth in each of the young men. We look forward to greater improvement in 2019.

Thanks.

Beaumont Ward Young Men

Relief Society 2018 Ward History

Since we have combined wards in March of last year we have done a few activities.

In August we had a salad social at the Earl’s where everyone that participated brought their favorite salad. It was good to get together and get to know people.

In September we did a “speed friendship” activity were we all took turns in a quick manner getting to know the person that was in front of us. We had yummy pumpkin desserts that night.

We also had the stake RS retreat up at Tahoe in September. We had a nice program at the Tahoe Ward building and then paddle boarded in Lake Tahoe. We had a nice picnic provided by the stake also.

In October we got together and finished projects that we had started on our own time. We also had Marilyn Johnson bring blankets for us to tie edges of if we didn’t bring our own project to work on. Apples and caramel dip, vegetables and cookies were there too!

We took November and December off due to Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays.

History of the missionary work in the Beaumont Ward for 2018 By Robert Craig Eyre, Ward Mission Leader

We established the Ward Mission Statement: Everyone Needs: A friend A responsibility Nourishment by the Good Word of God. We out lined activities first for the Ward Council and asked them to set an example. Then we shared the mission statement and activities with the ward members through the members of the Ward Council. The plan was typed and handed out through the Priesthood and Auxiliary leaders in the Council. This has not gone forth as well as planned. People are reluctant to open their mouths. We teach the members to Share the gospel by example and serve to others. We seek Referrals from member who are the finders in the mission. The full time missionaries are here to teach. We have divided up each week of the year for the Priesthood and Auxiliaries for Splits with missionaries. This has gone well with the member’s good support and attendance. The Ward Missionaries went out weekly to visit less active members and investigators. Brother Alex Leon will be baptized next year. And his wife will be baptized soon. We held Weekly Missionary correlation meetings. Where reports and assignments are exchanged. Our plan for the New Year is to hand out copies of the Book of Mormon for the members to share with friends and neighbors, then report their experience back to us. The Stake has a meeting quarterly where all missionaries and those who have a stewardship over missionary work in the stake are to attend We have periodically a “Why I Believe” fireside In the region where we can attend and bring friends. April 2018

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Printed Sunday, March 10th, 2019 October 2018

October 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 30 Oct 1 2 3 4 5 6 7pm (BW) Activity Day Gi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… 7pm (BW) YW - No Activity 7pm (BW) Youth Activi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11…

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 8am (BW) Bishopric M… 7pm (BW) YW Family His… 6pm (BW) Relief Socie… 7pm (BW) Youth Activi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11…

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 8am (BW) Bishopric M… 7pm (BW) Activity Day Gi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… BW Temple Night 9:30am (BW) Ward Co… 7pm (BW) YW - Service &… 5:30pm (BW) Temple Nig… 11am (BW) BYC 7pm (BW) Youth Activi… 12:15pm (BW) Choir P… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11…

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 8am (BW) Bishopric M… 7pm (BW) Youth Activi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… 12:15pm (BW) Choir P… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11…

28 29 30 31 Nov 1 2 3 8am (BW) Bishopric M… 6:30pm (BW) Trunk or… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… 9:30am (BW) Ward Co… 7pm (BW) Activity Day Gi… 11am (BW) Priest Quo… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11… 12:15pm (BW) Choir P…

Printed Sunday, March 10th, 2019 November 2018

November 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 28 29 30 31 No v 1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8am (BW) Bishopric M… 6:30pm Youth Temple B… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… 12:15pm (BW) Choir P… 6:30pm Youth Temple B… 7pm (BW) Youth Activi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11…

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 7pm Empty Nesters 7pm (BW) Activity Day Gi… 7pm (BW) Relief Socie… BW Temple Night 7pm (BW) Youth Activi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… 5:30pm (BW) Temple Nig… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11… 7pm Self-Defense with P…

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 8am (BW) Bishopric M… 7pm (BW) Youth Activi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… 12:15pm (BW) Choir P… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11…

25 26 27 28 29 30 Dec 1 8am (BW) Bishopric M… 7pm (BW) Activity Day Gi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… 9:30am (BW) Ward Co… 7pm (BW) Youth Activi… 11am (BW) Priest Quo… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11… 12:15pm (BW) Choir P…

Printed Sunday, March 10th, 2019 December 2018

December 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 25 26 27 28 29 30 Dec 1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8am (BW) Bishopric M… 7pm (BW) Youth Activi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… 12:15pm (BW) Choir Prac… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11…

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 8am (BW) Bishopric M… 7pm Empty Nesters 7pm (BW) Activity Day Gi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… 6pm (BW) Christmas C… 9:30am (BW) Ward Co… 7pm (BW) Youth Activi… 11am (BW) BYC 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11… 12:15pm (BW) Choir P…

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 8am (BW) Bishopric M… 7pm (BW) Youth Activi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… BW Temple Night 12:15pm (BW) Choir P… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11… 5:30pm (BW) Temple Nig…

23 24 25 26 27 28 29 8am (BW) Bishopric M… 7pm (BW) Activity Day Gi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW)… 12:15pm (BW) Choir P… 7pm (BW) Youth Activi… 7pm (BW, CCW, PVW) 11…

30 31 Jan 1 2 3 4 5 7:30am (BW) Bishopri…

Printed Sunday, March 10th, 2019