Three Sisters by Dieter F. Uchtdorf - discussion led by Julie Peterson
Do you find yourself sad, mad or glad most of the time? What causes you to feel this way? Perhaps a few ideas might be... unrealistic expectations, our children and their choices and or actions, not part of the crowd, choices others are making, feeling inadequate, illness, life isn't fair, loss of loved ones and the list goes on. Ironically these can apply to any of the 3.
We may not always get to choose what life hands us but we do get to choose how we respond to it. First validate your feelings and then choose what you will then do with them.
When we choose to be sad or mad we are ultimately giving up control - we are letting others control our feelings. This happens most frequently when we have been wronged by others. How do we move past that? Forgiveness! Our Savior taught us to forgive all! As we forgive, our hearts will heal and we can feel more joy in our life. This doesn't always mean those who wronged you have had a change of heart but because you have forgiven them you can be free of their control.
We must remember that we are the spiritual DNA of our Heavenly Father. We must learn to recognize the spirit. If you are having a hard time finding joy, try silencing your brain and tune into the spirit.
President Uchtorf said: I have learned for myself that the path of discipleship in the gospel of Jesus Christ is the way to joy. It is the way to safety and peace. It is the way to truth.
Council Action for March (and April)
Everyone: Build a stronger relationship with your Father in Heaven.
Personalize it: Choose one thing that you need to work on to become closer to Heavenly Father.
Examples: attend the temple more often, spend more time in the scriptures, have more meaningful prayers, read and reread your patriarchal blessing, study conference talks, use positive talk about yourself, etc.
Sunday's Council or Discussion
March 18th - Be Ye Therefore Perfect--Eventually by Jeffery R. Holland - discussion led by Sharon MardesichUpcoming Lessons in March
March 25th - The Sabbath is a day to Worship - discussion led by Clorissa Bascom
March 31st and April 1st - General Conference
April 7th and 8th - Stake Conference
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
March 16th - Brianne Ballard
March 16th - Monica Buchanan
March 18th - Rose Burke
Upcoming Events - Mark your calendars
Our RS Birthday Party was a lot of fun! Thank you to our wonderful activities committee for all they did in providing an enjoyable evening!
We failed to get a picture of our special guests - our young women who will be joining Relief Society soon - but we want you to know we are excited to have you join us and welcome you with open arms!
Thank you to everyone who decorated the tables - they were beautiful!
Yummy cupcakes!
Here are a few of the requested recipes...
March 25th - Fast Sunday
It's almost mid March - how are the sisters you watch over doing?
From the Ensign:
March Visiting Teaching Principles (Pray for each sister by name.)
President Henry B. Eyring said: Pray for the way to know their hearts. You will need to know what God would have you do to help them and to do it all, as nearly as you can, feeling God's love for them.
Prayers for....
Do you know of anyone in need of our prayers? Please contact a presidency member.
Service Opportunities
Send greetings to those who are having birthdays.
Write the Missionaries in the ward.
Add opportunities you know of in the comments.
Pray for guidance for those within our ward you can serve and then act upon those promptings.
Good News
Good News
Please share with us any good news you have - we can all use a bright spot in our week!
LDS Tools Info
Are you getting email and texts from the Relief Society? If not, please update your info in LDS Tools and let a member of the presidency know so we can get it updated in our contacts. Also, please add a picture of yourself and/or family.
Institute Class
Every Tuesday Morning
10:00am - 11:15am
Tanner Lane Stake Center in RS room (use south entrance)
Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel
Taught by Betsy Jones and Sue Spencer
No babysitting
All sisters welcomed!
Comments Welcomed
Comments Welcomed
Please only leave uplifting comments. Share ways you've implemented gospel living from our councils or discussions or any other gospel related victories or good news in your life!













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