To know the history, purpose, and destiny of the Relief Society
Have you ever wondered about the adaptations of our Sabbath Day? When I was young, we went to church morning and afternoon on Sundays and had auxiliary meetings during the week. It’s interesting to see how our Sabbath worship has changed over the years. The Church was organized in 1830, but the first Sabbath Day […]
The Church announced that this year all women, from eight years of age and up, would meet together for both spring and fall Women’s meetings. I’m so glad of this change! This should have been done a long time ago, so I’m happy it’s finally happened. So, why did they decide to include the eight […]
Who says we can’t have anymore ward activities? Not the handbook. It’s possible the activities chairman was falling into the trap of hosting too many parties and our leaders would like us to be a little more purposeful at our gatherings. In ward council, the leaders in the ward can brainstorm ideas to get various […]
All of us have favorite Primary songs that we either grew up singing, or listen with rapt attention as the children sing these cherished songs, especially on the best Sacrament Meeting of the year: The Primary Program. We owe a great deal of thanks to one composer in particular, who wrote such favorites as Reverently, […]
I found this address, given by Aurelia S. Rogers, explaining the origins of the Primary Organization. The first Primary Association was organized in Farmington, Davis Co., Utah on the 11th of Aug. 1878, with Aurelia S. Rogers, President; Louisa Haight and Helen M. Miller, Counselors; Rhoda H. Richards, Secretary; and Clara A. Leonard, Treasurer. As […]
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