SSR: STAKE CONFERANCE 2021

February 21st
10:00am to 12:00pm

Elder Paul N. Clayton of the Seventy will preside at the conference.

You are cordially invited to join our virtual West Jordan Utah Sunset Ridge Stake Conference on Sunday, February 21 from 10:00am to 12:00pm. Elder Paul N. Clayton of the Seventy will preside at the conference.

We’re excited to share these messages and music together virtually and can’t wait to be together in person again soon.

Here is the Webcast information for our upcoming Stake Conference General Session.

View Stake Conference

In the event of technical difficulties please use the link below to the stake page to find an updated link to the Stake Conference.

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Stake Youth Fireside

Stake Youth Fireside, Sunday January 17th at 7:00pm

We will be presenting the 2021 youth theme:  “A Great Work” 

IN PERSON: The fireside will allow in-person attendance for up to 99 individuals, in Sunday dress, on a first-come, first-served basis. We will ask all attendees to enter the south-side entrance of the stake center, so we can keep an accurate count of attendance. 

Join on ZOOM

Zoom Link

Meeting ID: 977 8695 1450
Passcode: 327119

Join on YouTube

YouTube Link

YW:3 (16-18)

ACTIVITIES

WHEN: Tuesdays from 7-8:30ish pm
WHERE: To Be Determined
LEADERS: Melanie Stewart, Ann Marie Anderson, and Kalee Harwood

Family History Challenge

April Family History Challenge

For this month, take some time to journal about your experiences with the pandemic. Below are some prompts to help get you started. Once you complete this, upload it to your journaling to your family search account. Our ancestors will wonder what it was like living through the Covid-19 pandemic so let’s make sure we write about it! Let a leader know when you have completed this challenge.

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Upcoming Activities

Hobbies Night

April 20th- 7pm @ the church

Meet at the church at 7pm and be ready to share your hobbies so we can all learn your skills and talents. Bring a copy of your favorite yummy recipe and a sample if you’d like (yum!). Don’t forget to bring your mask too!

First Aid Class

May 4th- 7pm @ the church

Do you know what to do when you are babysitting and one of the kids is injured?! Well even if you do, come join us for a first aid class with some experts to teach us the basics. Don’t forget to bring your mask!

YW:2 (14-15)

ACTIVITIES

WHEN: Tuesdays from 7-8:30ish pm
WHERE: To Be Determined
LEADERS: Tricia Young and Chloe Wolfgramm

Family History Challenge

April Family History Challenge

For this month, take some time to journal about your experiences with the pandemic. Below are some prompts to help get you started. Once you complete this, upload it to your journaling to your family search account. Our ancestors will wonder what it was like living through the Covid-19 pandemic so let’s make sure we write about it! Let a leader know when you have completed this challenge.

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Journal-Prompts-Quarantined-EditionDownload

Upcoming Activities

YW:1 (12-13)

ACTIVITIES

WHEN: Tuesdays from 7-8:30 pm (exact end time for each activity can be sent out per parental request)
WHERE: To Be Determined
LEADERS: Amber Cole and Cindy Parker

Family History Challenge

April Family History Challenge

For this month, take some time to journal about your experiences with the pandemic. Below are some prompts to help get you started. Once you complete this, upload it to your journaling to your family search account. Our ancestors will wonder what it was like living through the Covid-19 pandemic so let’s make sure we write about it! Let a leader know when you have completed this challenge.

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Journal-Prompts-Quarantined-EditionDownload

Upcoming Activities

Let’s Walk!

April 20th- 7pm @ the church (tentatively)

Meet at the church at 7pm for a walk! Don’t forget to bring your permission slip!

Missionary Mail

May 4th- 7pm @ the church

Let’s help the missionaries out and send them some mail! Meet at the church at 7 and bring your mask

YM: Deacons (12-13)

ACTIVITIES

Most activities will be every Tuesday night at 7:00 pm. A text message will be sent giving more details regarding the specific activity each week. Please contact Brother Tobler if you are not receiving Deacon’s Quorum Activity texts.

Shooting .22’s

On November 13th we will be shooting .22’s just North of Grantsville. We will be leaving from the church at 8:00 am and expect to be home around 12:00 pm. Fathers are welcome to join us, however they will need to bring their own ammunition to shoot as we have a very limited amount. We are encouraging anyone who has a BB, pellet or Airsoft gun to bring that also. We will need all the youth planning on attending to fill out a permission form. Please plan on bringing hearing protection and eye protection (safety glasses or sunglasses), and warm clothes.

Permission Slip

YM: Teachers (14-15)

DUTIES

SACRAMENT PREPARATION:
Please be at the church 20 mins before church starts on the weeks you attend.

DATE NAME ASSIGNMENT
10/30 Dallin Young BREAD

ACTIVITIES – 1st & 3rd Tuesdays @ 7pm

Priest / Teachers / Deacons – Dec 6th – Altitude Trampoline Park. Please fill out BOTH permission slip using the link below:

Dec 6th – Permission Slip – Church
Altitude RSVP

SUNDAY SCHEDULE

Meeting Sundays / Times
Sunday School 1st & 3rd Sundays – 10:30a
Teachers Quorum 2nd & 4th Sundays – 10:30a
Classrooms

Aaronic Priesthood Quorum Theme

I am a beloved son of God, and He has a work for me to do. With all my heart, might, mind, and strength, I will love God, keep my covenants, and use His priesthood to serve others, beginning in my own home. As I strive to serve, exercise faith, repent, and improve each day, I will qualify to receive temple blessings and the enduring joy of the gospel. I will prepare to become a diligent missionary, loyal husband, and loving father by being a true disciple of Jesus Christ. I will help prepare the world for the Savior’s return by inviting all to come unto Christ and receive the blessings of His Atonement.

Check back often for all our Teachers Quorum info!

YW CAMP: Stake

DATE: June 7th -11th

We are going to Cinnamon Creek Campground!

Meet at the Stake Center on June 7th at 7:30am. We will take buses up to the campground and are looking forward to an amazing week!

We will return on June 11th around 1:30pm.

We can’t wait to see you there!

YM: CAMP Deacons

CAMP DATE: July 29th -31st

LOCATION: Little Mill Campground in American Fork Canyon:
Address:
Little Mill, Forest Rd 098
Alpine, UT 84004
Campsite 12 and 13
ACTIVITIES: Thursday – Tibble Fork Reservoir
Friday – Hike Timpanogos Cave
Saturday – Repelling
COST: $50 due by July 18th
Can be paid online
Using online Donation slip under Other double tap the drop down arrow and select: “Authorized Member-Financed Activities: 2021 – YM – Deacon’s Camp”
TEMP (Expected) 55F – 86F with chance of rain Thursday, Friday and Saturday
LEADERS Bro Tobler, Sharp, McPhie, Dustin
PERMISSION SLIP: PDF

You may also grab a permission slip from the Clerks Office

PACKING LIST

Temperatures may vary significantly in one day, so be sure to pack light layers for daytime and others that will keep you warm in the evenings. We are currently expecting temperatures that may range from a low of 55°F up to a high of 86°F. A jacket will be needed for the cave as the temperature inside the cave is about 45°F.

  • Small backpack (needs to be able to hold snacks, water, flashlight and a jacket)
  • Sleeping bag
  • Blanket
  • Sleeping pad
  • Pillow
  • Camp chair
  • Flashlight / Headlamp 
  • Batteries for flashlight
  • Hiking shoes
  • Socks
  • Underwear
  • Pants (must have for repelling)
  • Shorts
  • Shirts
  • Rain Jacket / Pancho
  • Hoodie / Warm clothes at night
  • Sleepwear
  • Hat
  • Swimming suit
  • Life jacket (if swimming)
  • Towel
  • Fishing pole /gear (if fishing)
  • Fishing license (if fishing)
  • Sunscreen
  • Deodorant
  • Toothbrush & Toothpaste
  • Chapstick
  • Face mask (required while in cave)
  • Sunglasses (optional)
  • Phone / Camera (optional)

YM: CAMP Teachers/Priests

CAMP DATE: June 9th – 12th

LOCATION: St. George, UT (House)
COST: $165 – Now Due in Full
TEMP (Expected) 67F – 97F
LEADERS – Teachers Bro Homer, Cromarty, Paz, West
LEADERS – Priests: Bishop Harwood, Bro Bennett
PERMISSION SLIP: PDF

You may also grab a permission slip from the Clerks Office

ITINERARY – This may change depending on availability.

DATE ACTIVITY
6/1 Gear / Pack Check
6/8 Temple Trip 3:30pm / Gear Drop off after Temple @ John Bennetts House
6/9 Leave from Church at 4pm
Dinner: Sack Lunches
(Sandwiches, Chips, Fruit snacks, Cookies and Water)
6/10 Zions National Park
Breakfast: Continental
(Muffins, Fruit, Instant oatmeal, OJ, Baked goods, Toast)
HIKE: Angles Landing
Lunch: Sack Lunches
(Sandwiches, Chips, Fruit snacks, Cookies, Fruit, Nuts, Granola bars and Water)
HIKE: Narrows
Dinner: smoked pork butt
(Chips, Pork sandwiches, Coleslaw, Brownies, and Ice cream)
Snacks: nuts, crackers, chips, cookies, pretzels, popcorn, cheez-its, goldfish, mixed candy, veggie straws
6/11 Kanarra Falls
Breakfast: Continental
(Muffins, Fruit, Instant oatmeal, OJ, Baked goods, Toast)
Fishing / Swimming, etc
Drive to Kanarraville
Lunch: Sack Lunches
(Sandwiches, Chips, Fruit snacks, Cookies, Fruit, Nuts, Granola bars and Water)
HIKE: Kanarra Falls
Dinner: Bratwurst
(Corn on the cob, baked beans, chips, ice cream sandwiches)
Pioneer Park
Snacks: nuts, crackers, chips, cookies, pretzels, popcorn, cheez-its, goldfish, mixed candy, veggie straws
6/12 Snow Canyon / Head Home
Breakfast:
(Pancakes, bacon, eggs and Apple juice)
HIKE: Snow Canyon
Lunch: Sack Lunches
(Sandwiches, Chips, Fruit snacks, Cookies, Fruit, Nuts, Granola bars and Water)
DRIVE: Home
UPDATED: 04/12/2021

PACKING LIST

The Utah desert temperatures can fluctuate 30 degrees in one day, so be sure to pack light layers for daytime and others that will keep you warm in the evenings. The average temperature in June is low 67°F and high 96°F.

  • Small backpack (needs to be able to hold lunch, hiking shoes and jacket)
  • Sleeping bag
  • Sleeping pad
  • Pillow
  • Headlamp 
  • Wicking, quick-drying shirt (short and long sleeve)
  • Wicking, quick-drying pants (shorts optional)
  • Fleece jacket or vest or insulated jacket or vest
  • Underwear: 2-3 sets
  • Hoodie 
  • Rain Jacket
  • Bandana or buff
  • Sun-shielding hat or ball cap
  • Hiking boots/shoes
  • Socks (synthetic or wool) plus spares 
  • Water shoes/sandals (for fording creeks and rivers)
  • Swimwear
  • Towel 
  • Sleepwear
  • (2) pair of comfortable set of clothing (for driving and around the house)
  • Sunglasses 
  • (2) Water bottles
  • Sunscreen
  • Lip balm
  • Deodorant 
  • Toothbrush and toothpaste
  • Mask
  • Optional: Cellphone (for pictures, communication and scriptures)