FW: Stake Temple Recommend Interviews - November 11

-----Original Message-----
From: "Bill Hoffman" <hoffman6bill@msn.com>
Sent: 11/5/08 9:34 PM
Subject: Stake Temple Recommend Interviews - November 11

Dear Lebanon Stake Members:

The next opportunity to have a temple recommend interview with a member of the Stake Presidency is Tuesday, November 11, at the Lebanon Building. Interviews will start at 7:00 PM. Please email me or call me if you would like to reserve a time for an interview.

Other upcoming dates/locations for Stake temple recommend interviews are shown below. Please plan ahead by checking when your recommend will expire and allowing enough time to meet with a member of your ward Bishopric or with your Branch President first prior to meeting with one of the Stake Presidency at the set interview times shown below. Remember that recommends are good for two years from the issue date.

Sunday, Nov 23, 1:30 PM at the Albany 28th St. Bldg (right after Takena Ward Conf.)
Tuesday, Dec 9, 7:00 PM at the Stake Center (Grand Prairie Building)
Tuesday, Jan 13, 7:00 PM at the Lebanon Building
Sunday, Jan 25, 11:30 AM at the Jefferson Building (right after Jefferson Ward Conf.)
Tuesday, Feb 10, 7:00 PM at the Stake Center (Grand Prairie Building)

Bill Hoffman
Stake Executive Secretary
967-4261

Temple Trip with Tony Divelbess

It was great to be at the temple Saturday. Here are a couple of pictures. The bishop, Weber's, Divelbess', Br. Krebs, Steele's, Probert's and a couple of others with the Stake were there.

Ward Conference Priesthood 10 lines of defense

I was asked by Br. Tod Kilborn about the 10 lines of defense. This was a lesson given by Br. Michael Henneke our high council representative.

1. Daily Prayer and Meditation
2. Daily personal and family Scripture Study
3. Companion Prayer
4. Family Prayer
5. Home Evening
6. Family Interviews and Council
7. Complete purity in choices of any media
8. Temple Attendance
9. Embrace the Power of Christ's Atonement
10. Partake righteously of the Sacrament.

Nov 2, 2008 lesson

Notes and discussion from Stake Conference

• The responsibilities of teaching rest with the auxillary and priesthood leadership.
• President Carlile - Revelation is the bedrock prinicpal - He read with us Joseph Smith History starting at verse 11-12 and said we could compare Joseph Smith’s lessons to what we do in our callings.
  
  
  1. We have the scriptures before us.
  2. Just like Joseph Smith we have unsettling issues and must make a decision.
  3. He began his quest , he did no know much but had the scriptures to turn to.
  4. Scriptures told him to take action, they should also inspire us to tack action.
  5. The answer to his prayer was far beyond what he anticipated, so with us, issues will be resolved but way beyond what we might anticipate. He was asked to bring on the restoration we may have to bring something else on. 6. You are entitled to revelation because you were called. A powerful process. If we do it without revelation it won’t be done by the Lord’s way. The Holy Ghost can connect doctrine to decision. Revelation comes as the complete package to the mind and heart.

Other guidelines to receive revelation
Pray for guidance
Have Quiet time to ponder and listen to the Holy Ghost
Be humble
Keep the commandments.
Study the scriptures everyday.
Take to ponder.
Patiently seek God’s will.

You can not force spiritual thing, be patient and trust the Lord’s timing.

God's children deserve shepherds that know how to receive revelation from him.

Lessong Schedule for 2008

Lesson Schedule for the rest of the year - 2008

• Nov 02 - Presidency Instruction
• Nov 09 - #21 The Second Coming and the Millennium
• Nov 16 - #22 Gaining Knowledge of Eternal Truths
• Nov 23 - From the November Ensign
• Nov 30 - Joint PH/PR Meeting
• Dec 07 - Presidency Instruction
• Dec 14 - #23 How Good and How Pleasant it is to Dwell
• Dec 21 - #24 Leading in the Lord's Way
• Dec 28 - From the November Ensign

Snow Peak Vision October 2008

"Trust in the power of your good example."

Welcome to the new Blog.

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