Missionary Meals

It is time to feed our missionaries again! Starting Monday, December 26 through January 1. Please contact Bro. Adams if you can help feed these boys. nadaqueperder83@hotmail.com

Did you get a card that looks like this?

Or a version that looks similar to this?

Sis. Mauldin-Heiner is looking for a set of cards that a young boy was handing out today. This young boy found these and was feeling generous and handed out a bunch of these cards. They actually belong to a match set and Sis. Mauldin-Heiner was hoping you might have received one. If you have, please let her know. Thanks

Kuna 10th Ward Christmas Party

It is here! I am so excited for tomorrow! I got to preview the concert on Sunday and you all are in for a fantastic treat.  I hope you are planning on attending the 

Kuna 10th Ward Christmas Party, Thursday December 15, at 6:30. 

We are asking that you please be seated by 6:20 in the Chapel.

What you need to know:

• Concert begins at 6:30 pm, please be seated by 6:20, in the Chapel
• Dinner is served "family style" following the concert
• Please remember we are collecting canned food items, hygiene products, and pet food for the Kuna Food Bank
• If you selected an ornament from the giving tree, please bring your gift, wrapped with the ornament attached to the top.
• Please invite those you visit teach, your neighbors and friends. The concert is focused on our Savior Jesus Christ.
• Share with your children that a special visitor has promised he would arrive during dinner.

Cannery Assignment

We are looking for some sisters to fill an assignment at the cannery
Tuesday, December 13
12:30 to 4:30 pm

If you can take this, could you please email me asap?
Thanks

A busy week, but a great week!

Hi Sisters!
We have so many great things going on this week. If you need more information about any of the activities going on please visit our blog www.k10sisters.blogspot.com. There are pages at the top of the blog that give more information about each of the following events:

• Cookies for the Inmates
• The Relief Society Christmas Dinner
• The Ward Christmas Concert and Dinner

We are also in charge of cleaning the chapel each Monday this month. If you can help, we will be meeting at the church at 8:15 am. 

If you have any questions please call 922-1481

Cleaning The Chapel

It is time once again to clean the Chapel in our building.  I plan on going over there Monday morning about 8:15 am. If you can join me that would be wonderful and I wouldn't be by myself. Next week we will send around a signup for the rest of the month.  I thank you for all the service provided this month and each month by our sisters. How grateful I am to work along side such great sisters!
See you in the morning,
Love
Katie

Primary Activity Page

I added a page to the top of the blog that has all the information regarding the Primary Activity coming up Thursday, December 1, at 4:00 pm. This is a great activity. Thanks Primary Leaders and teachers for working so hard showing and teaching our children how important it is to think of others (especially this time of year)!

Go to the blog k10sisters.blogspot.com for a list of suggested items to bring.

What is going on?

Please visit  k10sisters.blogspot.com for information on all the upcoming activities. This time of year is so busy. We have many activities happening at the same time, and we want to make sure that you have all the information you need.

Hey Babies!

Welcome little ones!!
Congratulations to Amanda and Zach. They had a beautiful baby boy!

Harrison Zachary
Born 11/14 at 8:43am
Weight 6lbs. 13.8oz.
Length: 19 1/4 inches
Hobbies: eating, sleeping (hahaha...I love it)
Dislikes: getting diaper changed, siblings poking face



Also Marc and Janeil had a baby girl "Emma". Pictures to come soon!

Looking for a Seamstress

I am looking for a sister that can let out a jacket for a gentleman in our ward. Is it you? Please email me asap, and let me know if you can provide this service. Thanks

Service Opportunity for Me!

Hi Sisters-
Can you help me? I will be trimming trees tomorrow at Mary's house, and I need some help. This is a family that I love, and they really could use the help of our entire ward tomorrow! What a way to start your Thanksgiving break!!

We will be at
565 Dawn Ct. 
Saturday November 19, 2011
10:00 am

Please come if you can, send you husbands/older children if you can. Thank you!
See you there! Call me if you have any questions 922-1481
Katie

Some Clarification.....

Hi Sisters, Here is some clarification on what we discussed in Relief Society yesterday about diseases in the millennium.
Thank you Sis. Scott for digging deeper for us and clarifying this point for us!

http://lds.org/manual/primary-2/lesson-43?lang=eng

 

Lesson 43: Jesus Christ Will Come Again

Primary 2: Choose the Right A, (1995), 235–39

Would you like to be here when Jesus comes again? Why?

Discuss with the children how wonderful it will be on earth when Jesus comes again. People will be able to see Jesus, to walk and talk with him, and to have him put his loving arms around them. Point out that after Jesus comes, everyone will be friends. There will be no evil people. We will not need to lock our doors because everything and everybody will be safe. There will be no disease to cause us sickness or pain, and all the animals will be friends with us and with each other.

 

http://lds.org/manual/primary-6-old-testament/lesson-36-the-prophet-isaiah?lang=eng

 

Lesson 36: The Prophet Isaiah

"Lesson 36: The Prophet Isaiah," Primary 6: Old Testament, (1996)

1.     2.

Have the children close their eyes and imagine a world where all creatures live in peace. Ask the children how such a world might be different from our world. Help them think of blessings, such as no wars, no crime, no disease, and so on, that would be a part of such a world. Explain that the earth will be like this during the Millennium. Have a child read John 14:27 aloud.

 

 

 

 

http://lds.org/ldsorg/v/index.jsp?hideNav=1&locale=0&sourceId=a694cb7a29c20110VgnVCM100000176f620a____&vgnextoid=5158f4b13819d110VgnVCM1000003a94610aRCRD

 

Gospel Fundamentals

The Millennium

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“Chapter 34: The Millennium,” Gospel Fundamentals, 189

What Life Will Be Like during the Millennium

During the Millennium, the earth will be as it was when Adam and Eve lived in the Garden of Eden. There will be no war. Jesus will rule both the Church and the government. All laws will be based on true and righteous principles. There will be two capital cities. One will be in Jerusalem. The other capital will be the New Jerusalem, in North America.

People will live together in peace and love. All animals, even those that are now enemies, will live together in peace. They will no longer fight with each other.

There will be no disease, and there will be no death. When people become old, they will not die as we do now. They will change in an instant from the way we are now to an immortal condition, which means they will never die again.

It will be a great privilege to live during the Millennium. Things we do not now understand will become clear to us. Life will be very much as it is now, except that everything will be done in love and peace. People will continue to have and raise children, plant and harvest crops, and build houses.

Discussion

·        • What will the earth be like during the Millennium?

 

 

 

http://institute.lds.org/manuals/old-testament-institute-student-manual-2/ot-in2-06-isa2-18.asp

 

18 Isaiah 55–66 
The Last Days and the Millennium

 (18-27) Isaiah 65:17–25 . To What Period of Time Do These Verses Refer?

Isaiah 65:17–25 refers to the Millennium. People living then will have no desire for things to be as they once were. The old earth, in fact, “shall not be remembered, nor come into mind” ( v. 17 ). Everything will be gloriously new, sorrow will cease (see v. 19 ), children will not die in infancy (see v. 20 ), homes will be built, and fruit trees and gardens planted and enjoyed. No one will drive others from their lands, as the Saints were driven in the early days of this dispensation (see vv. 21–22 ).

In summarizing conditions in this glorious day, Elder Bruce R. McConkie wrote: “Great and marvelous though the changes will be incident to life during the millennial era, yet mortality as such will continue. Children will be born, grow up, marry, advance to old age, and pass through the equivalent of death. Crops will be planted, harvested, and eaten; industries will be expanded, cities built, and education fostered; men will continue to care for their own needs, handle their own affairs, and enjoy the full endowment of free agency. Speaking a pure language ( Zeph. 3:9 ), dwelling in peace, living without disease, and progressing as the Holy Spirit will guide, the advancement and perfection of society during the millennium will exceed anything men have supposed or expected.” ( Mormon Doctrine, pp. 496–97.)

A great deal of information about the Millennium has been revealed in Doctrine and Covenants 101:23–31 .

 

 

 

http://books.google.com/books?id=-FToijpH-aAC&pg=PA565&lpg=PA565&dq=death+disease+cease+during+millenium&source=bl&ots=C9RzjQ_ccx&sig=ihFSGf3WEPHdrqaflo2k1W8LBcw&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false

 

Ward Temple Trip

Our ward is planning to attend the Twin Falls Temple


Saturday, December 3, 2011
10:00 am session

We have a limited number of spots, so please send me and email if you are planning to attend.

*Reminder* there are no clothing rentals at the Twin Falls Temple

Scouting for Food Today!

Remember to put your non-perishable foods out for the scouts to pick up tomorrow.  We will not be going out until 11:00 so don't worry if it's still there later in the morning.  You can also bring your food to Super Saturday if it is easier for you.  We will pick it up before we head out at 11:00.

Thanks,

Sister Scott

Super Saturday!

It's Tomorrow!!

Saturday November 12, 2011

8:30-2:00pm

Come when you can, leave when you want!


Cake Pops at 10am
Lunch at 12pm.


Bring your own t-shirts if you want to make headbands.
Also Suzanne has extra flowers, rings and bobby-pins if you want to buy them there.

Service Needed

Hi all-

Sis. Lacy A. needs help loading her u-haul Saturday, November 5 at 11:30 am. If you, or someone in your family can help, please pass this along. Thanks!

Address: 687 Elm Street

Brandon Sorenson's Senior Project.

Brandon Sorenson is hosting a fun run for his senior project.  It's the STRIVEFOR5 ~ Turkey Trot in Kuna on December 3, 2011.  100% of the proceeds will go to Kuna High's Cross Country team.    Registration is $10 per individual over 12 yrs of age, free for those under 12.  We're looking for participants and sponsors so let me know if you can help.  Anyone that wants to participate in the race can register at www.strivefor5.com.  If you're interested in sponsorship you can send Brandon an email at bsorenson11@yahoo.com for a sponsor packet and additional details.  Sponsorship funds will go to insurance for the race, the park rental, and any after race snacks and drinks we're unable to get sponsored.  The race will be timed but please don't let that intimidate you.  This is a race focusing on begining runners.  Come out and race - it'll be a great time!

Trunk or Treat

Have you heard? Trunk or Treat is Monday October 31, 2011 at 6:30pm at the Kuna East Stake Center on Linder. All are invited!

Please be parked by 6:15 for the safety of all of our children.

Call Katie if you have any questions

922-1481

Co-Ed Volleyball Cancelled

Co-Ed Volleyball will be cancelled for October, November and December because of Holiday conflicts.

Young Women Need Some Help!

Do you have any baby food jars saved? The YW would love to have them.

Also if you have any straw bales or know how to get them for cheap (even better if they are free) please contact Sis. Webb gkicks9@hotmail.com

GO YW!!

Super Saturday Deadline! Hurry

Super Saturday

Please have ALL orders and money to Suzanne Stewart by

Wednesday October 19, 2011

Please come and enjoy this time with us. If you choose not to purchase anything, you can bring your own unfinished projects to work on (we know you have them:). We will also have a quilt you may work on. And if you don't want to do any of that, please come, chat and have lunch.

For more information or questions please call

Suzanne 433-0739 or email suzannejohn@gmail.com

Super Saturday is

Saturday, November 12, 2011

9:00am to 2:00pm

Nativity: $25

T-shirt headbands-free (bring some old jersey/cotton t-shirts to use)

Birthday Balloon Wreath- $18

8x8 memo/message board- $8

8x12 Menu Board- 10.00

(can use different papers for festive or matching menu/memo boards)

Flower ring- $1.50 each (will have a different band than shown in picture)

(Also you will be able to select the color of flower to use)

Flower Bobbypins- set of two- $1.50 (will be able to select color of flowers)

Wooden Scarecrow-$8.00

Metal/Wood Name sign- $25 (the hanging scroll is not included)

Potatoes

Hi Sisters!

Sis. Fenton has 100 lbs of potatoes, that she would like to share. Contact her if you would like some more information.

jdcfenton@hotmail.com

Stake 11 Year Old Girls Activity

Saturday October 29, 2011

9:00am to 2:00pm

From the Scout Committee:

Don't forget we will be going out for Friends of Scouting this Saturday, October 15th between 10:00 and 2:00. The Scouts will be going door to door asking for donations. If you are not going to be home on those days please get a hold of me and we can set something up or just bring it to church on Sunday.

Thanks you for your support. We wouldn't have a Scout program without you.

Sis. Scott

922-3359 / 484-0184

Pears and Apples

The Garden City Cannery has fresh pears and apples for sale. Please bring your own containers and pick them up any time during business hours. No need to work a shift to purchase.

Pears $.20 per pound

Gala and Jonathan Apples $.14 per pound

Any questions call Cheri at the Cannery 375-7893

FIRESIDE with Julie Beck, General RS President

Sunday October 16, 2001

4:30pm

Nampa North Stake

We are pleased to announce that Julie Beck, The General Relief Society President, will be speaking at a fireside for All Sisters and Laurels. I feel so blessed to have this opportunity and I hope that you will make an effort to attend this fireside where I am sure we will be spiritually fed. Please also invite the sisters you visit teach so we can spread the word to all of our ward.

I will be going and I would love for to have some company in my car. I can take four sisters. Please let me know if you would like a ride, or you would be willing to carpool. Thanks

Sis. Christensen

Directions:

Take I-84 towards Nampa, take the Garrity Exit and turn right on N. Idaho Center Blvd. Turn Right on Birch Lane. The Stake Center is on the corner of Birch lane and Idaho Center Blvd.

Community Clothes Swap

Saturday October 15, 2011

Kuna High School

9:00 am to 12:00pm

The Kuna High School Honor Society is putting on the Fall Clothes Swap on October 15th. This is a free event put on for the community but we need your help. Please go through your closets and donate any gently worn clothing items of all shapes, sizes and genders to the High School (being stored in the choir room) by October 14th.

For more information, please contact:

National Honor Society

slindley@kunaschools.org

or Kathy at 955-0214

From the Scout Committee:

Don't forget we will be going out for Friends of Scouting this Saturday, October 8th between 10:00 and 2:00. The Scouts will be going door to door asking for donations. If we do not make it to your house this week we will be coming next Saturday, October 15th. If you are not going to be home on those days please get a hold of me and we can set something up or just bring it to church on Sunday.

Thanks you for your support. We wouldn't have a Scout program without you.

Sis. Scott

922-3359 / 484-0184

Did you see this?

Super Saturday

November 12th, 8am-2pm

The sign ups will be available at church for the next two Sundays. Here are a preview of our projects. (Also feel free to come and work on your own project.)

There will also be a class/demonstration on making Holiday Cake Pops

Nativity: $25

T-shirt headbands-free (bring some old jersey/cotton t-shirts to use)

Birthday Balloon Wreath- $18

8x8 memo/message board- $8

8x12 Menu Board- 10.00

(can use different papers for festive or matching menu/memo boards)

Flower ring- $1.50 each (will have a different band than shown in picture)

(Also you will be able to select the color of flower to use)

Flower Bobbypins- set of two- $1.50 (will be able to select color of flowers)

Wooden Scarecrow-$8.00

Metal/Wood Name sign- $25 (the hanging scroll is not included)

Primary Program is coming!!!

Parents on Sunday Sept. 18 we handed out the parts for the Primary Program to your children. If your child wasn't there on Sunday we have a part with your childs name on it waiting for him/her. Parents, practice with your child so they can learn their part and feel confidence in themselves. Every part is important, we would love to see ALL of our Primary children come and participate.

We will have a final Practice on October 15th @ 11:30-1:00- In the chapel so wear your church clothes.

PRIMARY PROGRAM - October 16th @ 11am

Thanks Parents

Primary Presidency

Free Dresser and Desk

Sister Fenton says: "The dresser has one knob missing and a little wear and tear. The hobby desk has one side that looks like drawers but hinges open and has two shelves. One of the drawers has a lock on it. I call it a hobby desk because my husband used it for cleaning guns and my dad used to use it for reloading ammo. It's very sturdy and heavy and would require probably 3 guys to move it. I hope someone can use them."

Super Saturday Project Preview

Super Saturday

November 12th, 8am-2pm

The sign ups will be available at church for the next two Sundays. Here are a preview of our projects. (Also feel free to come and work on your own project.)

There will also be a class/demonstration on making Holiday Cake Pops

Nativity: $25

T-shirt headbands-free (bring some old jersey/cotton t-shirts to use)

Birthday Balloon Wreath- $18

8x8 memo/message board- $8

8x12 Menu Board- 10.00

(can use different papers for festive or matching menu/memo boards)

Flower ring- $1.50 each (will have a different band than shown in picture)

(Also you will be able to select the color of flower to use)

Flower Bobbypins- set of two- $1.50 (will be able to select color of flowers)

Wooden Scarecrow-$8.00

Metal/Wood Name sign- $25 (the hanging scroll is not included)

General Relief Society Broadcast Tomorrow

General Relief Society Broadcast

Saturday September 24, 2011

Dinner- 4:30pm Broadcast- 6:00pm

Kuna East Stake Center (Linder)

Don't forget!! Tomorrow is the General Relief Society Broadcast! Grab a friend and come for dinner at 4:30. Hooray, Lasagna!!! After we are physically filled with delicious food, we will be blessed to hear a message that will feed our spirits. I can't wait to see you there!

Assisted Living Center Activity

Wednesday September 21, 2011

10:00 am

Assisted Living Center

Building #2

Hi sisters! Sis. Werner will be playing the guitar and singing with the residents. Please come and join in if you can!

School Library Fundraiser

Silver Trail Elementary"s PTA is partnering with Linder Farms to raise money for library books. Since we are a new school we are in desperate need of books for the kids.

Starting now through the 22nd of September you can purchase Linder Farms Official Boise State corn maze tickets for only $5.00 (normally a $10.00 value), which gives a child over 3 or an adult admission to the farm and to the corn maze . The tickets will be delivered on September 23 and will be valid till October 8. You can get more info. or purchase tickets by emailing us at silvertrailptafundraising@gmail.com.

Stake Choir Practice

To the Fabulous Kuna East Stake Choir:

Here is the schedule for choir practice:

Sunday - Sept. 25th

Oct. 9th

Oct. 16th

At 5:30PM - 6:30PM

No choir practice on General Conference Sunday

Please share this with the members of your ward who love to sing.

You are the best!!!!

Karen Cook

Kuna East Stake Music Director

208-922-2855

Job Opportunity

Hi Sisters! Here is a job opportunity from Sister Patten in the Kuna 4th Ward if you are interested:

Glennis Wells is at home and the family is looking for someone to assist with her care. Glennis is 94 years old. Can still get around on her own most of the time with a walker. Needs someone to stay through the night time and assist where / when needed. The person will be able to sleep during the night until needed. Must be able to physically support and stabilize a person. Must have their own transportation and be reliable.

Time: 10:00PM to 6:30/7:00AM Sunday Night through Thursday Night
Pay: $35.00 per night
Duration: unknown
Location: Corner of Ridgewood Rd / Columbia, Meridian
Contact Person: Arnette Johnson 888.9572 or 989.0658

Duties are:
Be in home as security
Be in home in case an emergency happens
Assist to rest room when / if help is needed
Assist with personal needs when / if needed
Help dress
Give morning medication
Give morning breakfast if awake

Call me at 861-1398 or email me if you have any questions. Any help with this request is greatly appreciated by me and the Wells/Johnson families.

Thanks,

Gale Patten

Kuna 4th Ward Relief Society President

Check this out!

From: Sis. Webb-

I was looking at putting Taylor in a soccer program this fall but it was really expensive ($80 for a 3 year old... come on!) so I was wondering if any of the younger kids (4-3) would like to do soccer this fall. It would only be about 6 weeks long and I will run the "activity" practice and the kids can come and play soccer. If we get enough people interested we could even do little teams and have each kid give like 5$ so we can buy a t shirt and a medal or treat thing for the last game. I know that Taylor would love it so I thought I would see if anyone else was interested.

I will wait to see what the interest is like before I plan the schedule but it would be 2 times a week, once during the day and the other in the evening for a game. I am pretty much throwing this together so don't expect too much. Thanks

contact Sis. Webb for more details: gkicks9@hotmail.com

Malary Trautman's Senior Project

A House of Order

Relief Society Meeting

Tuesday September 13, 2011

7pm

Relief Society Room

Oh yes! This is exactly what I need, A House of Order. Please come and bring a friend, neighbor, or the sisters you visit teach. This will be a great meeting, you won't want to miss it! See you there!

Interested in Preschool?

Sarah J. is starting a preschool from her home. She is open to all ages. If you are interested or would like more information send her an email at xsarahbethx@gmail.com

Here's What You Have Been Waiting For!

PINEWOOD DERBY!!!

Tuesday September 27

Parents-you can buy you car(s) from Sis. Wardell for $4.23.

More info to come.....

Roll up your sleeves!

Don't Forget! We need your help Saturdays all month! September is our month to clean the building starting at 8:00 am.

The RS also cleans the Chapel each Mondays this month. If you can help please send me an email. Thanks to those who helped out last Monday.

Relief Society Choir Number

Sisters please remember that we are singing as a Relief Society in Sacrament meeting Sunday September 18. During this time we would like ALL of the sisters that are members of the Relief Society (including those in primary and young women) to come forward to sing. Even if you think you cannot sing (or in my case, I KNOW that I cannot) please still come forward and sing with us. What a wonderful opportunity to unify ourselves as sisters and sing.

We will be singing Hymn #298 Home Can Be A Heaven on Earth

HOT HOT HOT!

Mystel R. has some cayanne peppers available to anyone who wants them!!

Twin Mattress

One nice, thick, twin size mattress for $30

Call Jessica F. if you are interested 871-5021

Ward Party Tomorrow!!

Kuna 10th Ward Water Party!

Saturday August 27, 2011

6pm-8pm

Kuna East Stake Center Pavillion

ACTIVITIES:

• Carnival Games
• Capture the Flag
• Volleyball
• Sponge Dodgeball
• Water Baseball
• Toddler Splash Zone

DINNER:

• Pulled Pork Sandwiches
• Potluck
• Last Name A-L: Side Dish or Salad
• Last Name M-Z Dessert

WHAT TO BRING:

• Your Family
• Friends and Neighbors
• Squirt Bottles/Guns
• Camping Chairs