Showing posts with label Summer Fun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Summer Fun. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Girls Camp!

Just a couple of pictures from yesterday up at Heber Valley Girls Camp. The young women are having a great time!

Playing games in the cabin

Singing camp songs before Flag Ceremony

Bailey's bug guard

Hot wash clothes!

Painting finger nails

A little crazy before bed!

Monday, August 13, 2012

A night at the gardens...

Sis Jones, Sis Niekamp, Jojo, Annabelle, Ashley, Sis Oxborrow, Sis Fisher

Ashley, Jojo, Annabelle

Of course they couldn't resist racing down the hill...we are considering child leashes. Just Kidding!! These girls are so much fun!

The gardens at Thanksgiving Point have newly installed a garden centered around Jesus Christ. We took some time to look at each statue and the story around that statue. It was a great night!

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Stake Youth Conference Video

Here is a link to the video the stake put together of Youth Conference. I know I saw Sister Fisher in one cute hat during it. :)
Click HERE on the link to see the video. 

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Water Balloons!

Summer is here and after a bit of a postponement we finally got to do our water balloon activity. The youth played water balloon dodge ball and "splish splash sploosh" (their variation of duck duck goose)! They had a great time as always. 
Halee soaked

Bailey getting the "sploosh"!

Nothing like some ice cream after being soaked by water balloons!
(L - R: Ashley, Sis. Fisher, Halee, Bailey, JoJo and Alexa)

Friday, October 7, 2011

Ice Blocking


Tuesday was probably our last "nice weather" outdoor activity. The Young Men planned to go ice blocking and it was so much fun!
Halee
Sister Fisher

Sister Niekamp

Marisa

Ashley
Jake

Sister Quinn and Ashley
And then some got a little more adventurous. . . . . 

Hayden
Alexa

Alexa turned it into a horse race, lining up for one more!

Monday, September 5, 2011

Youth Conference Pictures

The wait is over, we finally have Youth Conference pictures on the blog! Our theme was "We Believe" and had a poster made by some of the youth that we took around with us to take pictures. It was a wonderful Youth Conference as we did our first day at Temple Square and the second doing service and then water activities at Deer Creek.
First thing in the morning on Temple Square, waiting for the events to begin.

Jake, Sis. Quinn, Marisa, Hayden, Ashley and Halee in the Conference Center

Everyone at the Rooftop Gardens of the Conference Center

Hayden and Jake

Halee

Because our group was small our tour was with a wonderful family from Brazil, they became good friends with some of the youth!

After our time in the Family Search area they got to "experience" Ellis Island, they chose to do so in pirate style.
Just before dinner on the Temple pedestal. 

Back: Bro. Warner, Priscilla Sis. Oxborrow, Sis. Niekamp, Ashley, Sis. Quinn, Bro. Sperry
Front: Hayden, Marisa, Halee and Jake

Delicious dinner in the Joseph Smith Memorial Building followed by our guest speaker Brad Wilcox.
Day 2 - just getting started to clean up the neighborhood!
(Bro. Adams, Bro. Rasmussen, Hayden, Halee, Marissa, Sis. Quinn and Ashley)

Still working - Marissa, Hayden, Halee, Sis. Fisher, Ashley and Bro. Rasmussen 
Job well done - look at all that trash!

Ready for some fun in the sun! Ashley, Marisa, Hayden and Halee.

Monday, August 8, 2011

Updated Youth Conference Schedule

We are just two days away from Youth Conference, hooray! Here is an updated schedule of events:

Wednesday, August 10th:
Day at Temple Square
Bring your permission slip if you haven't already turned it in!7:00 am - Meet at Cranberry Farms pool to carpool to Temple Square
8:30 am - Welcome Orientation
9:30 am - Called to Serve Program
11:00 am - Rooftop Gardens and Auditorium Tour
12:00 pm - Organ Recital
1:00 pm - Lunch at Lion House Pantry
2:00 pm - Cooking Class at Joseph Smith Memorial Building
3:00 pm - Family Search
4:00 pm - Desert Book Scavenger Hunt
5:00 pm - Church History Museum Tour
6:30 pm - Dinner at Joseph Smith Memorial Building
7:30 pm - Guest Speaker
8:30 pm - Leave Temple Square and return home



Thursday, August 11th:
8:00 am - Meet at the Cranberry Farms pool, short devotional with the Bishop
Service Project
Drive to Deer Creek
Lunch (will be provided)
Water Activities - jet skiing and beach games
Return home by 8 pm at the latest

What to Wear and Bring? 

Wednesday: Dress and grooming should be modest, tasteful, and appropriate. You do not need to wear Sunday dress. Please follow the For The Strength of Youth Pamphlet.

Thursday: Dress and grooming should be modest, tasteful, and appropriate. Wear closed toed shoes for the service project and bring a pair of gloves. You will be given a chance to change between the service project and leaving for Deer Creek. Please wear a modest swimsuit or shorts and a t-shirt for the water activity. Also remember to bring a towel and a life jacket if you have one. Please follow the For The Strength of Youth Pamphlet.

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Youth Conference

We are excited for Youth Conference coming up in just 2 short weeks! It will be
August 10th & 11th



Here is a schedule of events:
Wednesday, August 10th:
Day at Temple Square
8:00 am - Meet at carpool to Temple Square
9:00 am - Welcome Orientation
9:30 am - Called to Serve Program
11:00 am - Rooftop Gardens and Auditorium Tour
12:30 pm - Beehive House Tour
1:15 pm - Lunch at Lion House Pantry
2:15 pm - Desert Book Scavenger Hunt
3:00 pm - Cooking Class at Joseph Smith Memorial Building
4:00 pm - Family Search
5:00 pm - Church History Museum Tour
6:30 pm - Dinner at Joseph Smith Memorial Building
7:30 pm - Guest Speaker
8:30 pm - Leave Temple Square and return home

Thursday, August 11th:
Meet in the morning - Review previous day at Temple Square
Service Project
Lunch - bring a sack lunch from home
Water Activity (snacks and drinks will be provided)
Return home in early evening

What to Wear? 
Wednesday: Dress and grooming should be modest, tasteful, and appropriate. You do not need to wear Sunday dress. Please follow the For The Strength of Youth Pamphlet.
Thursday: Dress and grooming should be modest, tasteful, and appropriate. You do not need to wear Sunday dress. Bring a modest swimsuit for the water activity. Please follow the For The Strength of Youth Pamphlet.

What to Bring?
Wednesday: Just yourself
Thursday: Sack lunch, swimsuit, towel

More details and information are coming, please check back and get excited for Youth Conference!

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Welcome Halee!

We have a new young woman - HALEE! We wanted to make sure she felt welcome, so we threw a blanket over her head and kidnapped her. 
Sis. Niekamp and Sis. Fisher with the ambush. 

Getting in the car
Enjoying "welcome" ice cream at Thanksgiving Point. 
Welcome Halee - we are so excited for your to join us! We love you!

Friday, June 17, 2011

Girls Camp!

Sign at the beginning of our hike, we loved being in the mountains!
Yesterday we had the chance to go to girl's camp at the Heber Valley Camp. It was wonderful! Alexa was already there with the Point Meadows 1st ward and we were able to bring Ashley with us. We helped with a service project putting together children's kits and tying fleece blankets. We went on a short hike to the beautiful overlook and played some games (some we were really good at and others we weren't). 


All of us at the overlook
 The Bishop, Bro. Richens and their wives joined us for dinner, flag ceremony, the song festival and testimony meeting.

Singing about Noah's Ark!

Bro. and Sis. Richens, Bishop and Sis. Brough, Ashley, Alexa, Sis. Quinn, Sis. Fisher, and Sis. Oxborrow
Alexa is holding a picture of a beautiful pearl in a beautiful box. Pres. Gurney shared a story about a merchant who found a beautiful pearl and wanted to share the beauty with everyone around him. He had a special box made for it and put it in a museum for people to see. He became sad because as people came to see the pearl they admired the box more than the pearl and were missing the true beauty that was before them. He taught us that what is most important is what is on the inside, how true that is and what a great lesson for all of us!