MOUNTAIN VIEW WARD
PARADISE VALLEY ARIZONA STAKE
April 1, 2018
Bishop Jordan Jones 480-524-7724
jordan.jones@mac.com
3601 East Shea Boulevard - Phoenix, Arizona 85028
Sacrament Meeting Time 11:00 am
At general conference this weekend, President Russell M Nelson taught, “The privilege of receiving revelation is one of the greatest gifts of God to His children.”
God will speak to you. Learn more about how you can seek His guidance.
What are you doing Friday Night ?
Let's go support Via Verde Ward and help them raise money for Camp this summer
Everyone is invited to Mountain View Ward Family Night
Mountain View Ward Relief Society Activity
April 10th - 7pm at the Church
in the cultural hall
John Horejs, a distinguished gallery artist, will teach a step-by-step painting class for the Mountain View Relief Society. Come try your hand at a new talent taught by a professional painter.
If you would like to know more about him, you can see his website at:
John Horejs Website
in the cultural hall
John Horejs, a distinguished gallery artist, will teach a step-by-step painting class for the Mountain View Relief Society. Come try your hand at a new talent taught by a professional painter.
If you would like to know more about him, you can see his website at:
Stake YM & YW 50-Mile Bike Ride - Come Ride with Brother Paolacci Saturday April 14. Everyone meet at the Waltann building parking lot by 6 am where we will load the bicycles onto trailers for transport to the starting location (bring blankets to separate the bikes on the trailers). At the end of the ride we will return the bikes to the same location. Wards will need to provide transportation for riders from Waltann to both the starting and finishing area. We will also have a 15 mile practice ride on Saturday March 10 at 7:30 am at the west parking lot of Paradise Valley Park (north of Paradise Valley High School). Open to all youth 12+. Helmets are required
Monthly Teachers Council
Everyone who teaches in ANY capacity should attend
April 15, 2017
MOUNTAIN VIEW WARD CHOIR
Everyone invited and encouraged to attend
Practice is Sundays 3:30 - 4:30
Contact Pam Jones with any questions
jones_pl@hotmail.com
3:30 WEEKLY CHOIR PRACTICE
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We have once again combined the missionaries for the
Mountain View and Paradise Valley Wards.
Elder Bingham has been transferred and Elder Lente is joining Elder Stevens and will serve in Mountain View and Paradise Valley Wards.
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and keep up to date with the missionaries serving from Mountain View Ward
EXTRA - EXTRA
2018 Mesa Temple Assignments
Temple Cafeteria Assignments:
April 24-28 - 3 Shifts Each Day
24-PV / 25-GR / 26-SM&VV / 27-DR / 28-MV&GW
See attached guidelines for complete information on Temple Assignments.
Please contact Darwin Davis if interested in serving
MISSIONARY UPDATE
MISSIONARY UPDATES
• Robert & Marilyn LLewellyn of the Shadow Mountain Ward have been called to serve in the Maryland Baltimore Mission. They will report to the MTC on April 16, 2018
• Noah Spencer of the Granite Reef Ward has been called to serve in the Scotland/Ireland Mission. He will report to the England MTC on May 16, 2018.
• Danyon Gedris of the Granite Reef Ward has been called to server in the Texas McAllen Spanish Speaking Mission. He will report to the Mexico MTC on June 26.
Thank you to all who have been placing your donations in the DI POD.
The DI Pod is at the Stake Center Parking Lot permanently. Please help us support the DI by dropping off your donations here. #8738
Time to clean out those closets.
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this group is for all members of the Mountain View Ward
please click on the link and request to join
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this group is for PV Stake YM & YW leaders, high council & stake presidency over youth, Ward leaders over youth (YM & YW presidencies, bishops),
YOUTH (12-18 years) & Youth's parents
this group is for Mountain View YM & YW leaders, Bishopric,
YOUTH (12-18 years) & Youth's parents
this is a private Group page for Boy Scouts of America Grand Canyon Council Troop 300. Chartered by the Mountain View Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Phoenix Arizona.
> Pack 300 & 108 <
this group is for all parents of boys ages 8-12 and all cub scout leaders
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When you think of repentance, the total change of mind and heart, does it fill you with joy? Because repentance takes hard work, the idea of it can evoke feelings of pain and guilt. Taylor found out for himself why, despite the challenge, change is worth it. He shares his incredible story in this interview. Taylor, 29, grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah. His family taught him about the gospel of Jesus Christ. As a young man, he served as a full-time missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. When he returned, however, his dedication to faith and God dissolved. Drugs and alcohol consumed his life. Over time, Taylor got married, but his relationship fell apart when his cocaine use and consistent lies became the norm. Devastated, Taylor was swallowed up in addiction. When his family staged an intervention, Taylor willingly entered a rehabilitation program. From that point on, he began to heal physically and spiritually. With support from professionals, loved ones, and inspired Church leaders, Taylor discovered what it meant to be truly forgiven-both by God and by himself. "When I accepted that I could forgive myself, that was the exact moment that I felt God's forgiveness," he explains. "I'd say that's the hardest part of repentance; coming to terms with what you did." Taylor says he still repents every day for mistakes, whether large or small. His daily efforts to stay close to Jesus Christ have transformed the way he feels and thinks. "I know who He is today better than I ever have my whole life," he states. "I feel my Savior in everything that I do. I feel him in the sunlight. I feel him in the touch I get when I shake hands with someone else. He's constantly reminding me that He's there for me, that He hasn't forgotten about me. And it's only with His help that I have the courage myself to continue to pick myself back up and to continue to do what I know He expects me to do." Gospel Solutions for Families is a series focused on offering practical, relevant tips for building families in faith.
When you think of repentance, the total change of mind and heart, does it fill you with joy? Because repentance takes hard work, the idea of it can evoke feelings of pain and guilt. Taylor found out for himself why, despite the challenge, change is worth it. He shares his incredible story in this interview. Taylor, 29, grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah. His family taught him about the gospel of Jesus Christ. As a young man, he served as a full-time missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. When he returned, however, his dedication to faith and God dissolved. Drugs and alcohol consumed his life. Over time, Taylor got married, but his relationship fell apart when his cocaine use and consistent lies became the norm. Devastated, Taylor was swallowed up in addiction. When his family staged an intervention, Taylor willingly entered a rehabilitation program. From that point on, he began to heal physically and spiritually. With support from professionals, loved ones, and inspired Church leaders, Taylor discovered what it meant to be truly forgiven-both by God and by himself. "When I accepted that I could forgive myself, that was the exact moment that I felt God's forgiveness," he explains. "I'd say that's the hardest part of repentance; coming to terms with what you did." Taylor says he still repents every day for mistakes, whether large or small. His daily efforts to stay close to Jesus Christ have transformed the way he feels and thinks. "I know who He is today better than I ever have my whole life," he states. "I feel my Savior in everything that I do. I feel him in the sunlight. I feel him in the touch I get when I shake hands with someone else. He's constantly reminding me that He's there for me, that He hasn't forgotten about me. And it's only with His help that I have the courage myself to continue to pick myself back up and to continue to do what I know He expects me to do." Gospel Solutions for Families is a series focused on offering practical, relevant tips for building families in faith.
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