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Please join us August 1, 2017 at 7 PM (Armstrong's Home) to discuss Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly.
Dallas 4th Ward Relief Society
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Activities Calendar
- June 6: Book Club @ Armstrongs's 7 PM
- June 8: Stake Temple Recommend Interviews 7-8 PM
- June 11: Stake Temple Recommend Interviews 4-5 PM
- June 11: Mission President Fireside 6:30 PM
- June 13: Ward Temple Night 7 PM
- June 20: Relief Society Temple Night 7:30 PM
- June 22: Stake Temple Recommend Interviews 7-8 PM
- June 25: Stake Temple Recommend Interviews 4-5 PM
This Month's Book
Please join us August 1, 2017 at 7 PM (Armstrong's Home) to discuss Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly.
Lesson Schedule
- June 4: RS Presidency Message
- June 11: Gordon B Hinckley #10
- June 18: Gordon B Hinckley #11
- June 25: TFOT "Certain Women"
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Need help in finding a job? Contact: Sonia Brown
Relief Society Contacts:
President: Natalie Marstella
1st Counselor: Karie Russell
2nd Counselor: Shirlee Chaillet
Secretary: Lindsey Orien
Assistant to the President: Joyce Hall & Julie Schiller
Compassionate Service Leader: Emily Hazelbush & Kay Harrell
Employment Specialist: Sonia Brown
(For safety reasons, we have not included phone numbers here. Please see your ward list or Sunday services program.)
1st Counselor: Karie Russell
2nd Counselor: Shirlee Chaillet
Secretary: Lindsey Orien
Assistant to the President: Joyce Hall & Julie Schiller
Compassionate Service Leader: Emily Hazelbush & Kay Harrell
Employment Specialist: Sonia Brown
(For safety reasons, we have not included phone numbers here. Please see your ward list or Sunday services program.)
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2017 Stake Theme
- Getting the Living Water to the End of the Row
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2 comments:
Thanks for sharing this story Diana! What great faith and endurance your ancestors showed.
What an interesting story. I love how you know what your ancestors were doing during those historical events (or as a result of them). Thanks for posting your story.
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