We had such a great time at the Mother Daughter Camp Out! We went to the river and splashed around. On our way there we came across a field full of raspberries so of course we had to stop and eat them! Once we got to the river we discovered a teepee and explored a hidden cave. We then acted out a camp murder mystery (We have some amazing actresses by the way!) by a bon fire. Next we had a special spiritual message about holding on to the Iron Rod and roasted s'mores. Of course the night didn't end there. We teased our hair (flash back from the 80's), made our hair look like Justin Beiber's, had a photo shoot and on and on. The next morning the girls got some shooting practice in and came back tribal painted faces. Great memories were made! Looking forward to our next adventure!
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
2:35 PM
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Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Monday, June 8, 2015
Pulling weeds and dusing blinds? Oh My!
8:33 PM
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A few Wednesdays ago I had the opportunity to help out with the combined service project night. I had no idea that it was that fun. Seriously! The service project was a service scavenger hunt to a designated family's house. From our list the family could choose what we should do for them or they had the opportunity to tell us what to do and we got points for each completed task. The teams gathered back at the church to see who scored the highest. There was much anticipation waiting for the teams to all arrive and the scores seemed to keep getting higher and higher. When all said and done, it wasn't about the score or who won, now was it? It was fun listening to everyone's adventure. Yes, it was service but it was also creating memories and opportunities to learn. What topped it all off was that I heard some of the families still talking (weeks later) about how appreciative they were for the youth helping them out with some projects. They said its so wonderful to see how giving our youth is and they were truly grateful! ~ Sister Winters
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