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Friday, June 19, 2009
Sunday, June 14, 2009
THE JOURNEY IS HERE!!
THE JOURNEY is here at last! So very exciting! We’ll see you all at the Stake Center on Tuesday, June 23rd at 9:00 a.m. sharp! We are in for an incredibly fun and spiritual week, and huge THANK YOU to all of those who have worked/are working so hard to make THE JOURNEY possible! If you have any questions, please contact your ward youth leaders, or comment on this post. We will return to Bountiful between approximately 1:00 and 2:00 p.m. on Friday, June 26th.
THE JOURNEY
JUNE 23-26, 2009
DON'T MISS IT!
THE JOURNEY
JUNE 23-26, 2009
DON'T MISS IT!
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
The Journey Packing List
Note: This packing list has been updated as of today, June 17th
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Thursday, June 4, 2009
The Journey Reading Schedule - June 8 - 14
The reading schedule for this week will bring you to the end of the Book of Mormon. If you have not been able to keep up, please take the time this week and next to finish or read as much as you can before we leave! Read from Ether 9 through the end!
The Journey Site Visit a Success
On Saturday, May 30, many of the adult stake leaders visited Brighton Meadows, the site just northeast of Park City where The Journey will take place. Since pictures are worth 1,000 words, see for yourself how beautiful the site is:
Brothers Carpenter, Hansen & Groberg
Brother Wilkinson showing us The Journey water bottles
Sisters Midgley & Ostler
one of the campsites
The pavillion and the lake
The Journey Reading Schedule - June 1 -7
The reading for this week is Mormon 3:3 through Ether 8:26. As you pray this week, ask for charity -- the pure love of Christ. Record ways in which having charity has changed the way you act.
Monday, May 25, 2009
The Journey Reading Schedule - May 25 - 31
Read from 3 Nephi 18:25 through Mormon 3:2. Christ died to fulfill all righteousness. Reflect on this statement. Imagine what a grand sight it must have been to see the children encircled with angels, to hear Christ pray for you in words so sacred they could not be written. Are there things in your life that you can do to fulfill all righteousness?
Sunday, May 17, 2009
The Journey Reading Schedule - May 18 - 24
The reading for this week is 3 Nephi 4:7 through 3 Nephi 18:24. As you read about the Savior visiting the Nephites, underline what He did that you can do also. Write these things in your Journey Journal.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
The Journey Reading Schedule - May 11 - 17
Read from Helaman 7:1 through 3 Nephi 4:6. What were the signs that Christ had been born in Jerusalem? What were the signs of Christ's crucifixion and death? Ponder: Am I going to recognize the signs of the Saviour's Second Coming? See Elder Oaks' talk on the Second Coming in the May 2004 Ensign. Record your feelings in your Journey Journal.
Lots of Journey Preparation Going On!
Karen, Jessica, Sarah and Mariah from 45th Ward Painting their scenery
Angie and Clark making gold plates
11th Ward scenery painting
11th Ward costume making
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Kick off Fireside Video in 4 Parts (in the works)
Thanks to Brother Zach Hilton from the Historical Committee for making this available!!
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Sunday, May 3, 2009
21st Ward Read-A-Thon
The Young Men and Young Women in the 21st Ward held a Read-A-Thon on Saturday, May 2 to catch up on their Book of Mormon reading. They had breakfast and got some good reading in!
The Journey Reading Schedule - May 4 - 10
Read Alma 58:9 - Helaman 6:41.
In Alma 62:37, Alma and Lehi mourn the death of their faithful friend, Teancum. As you think about your life, write in your Journey Journal what you would want to be remembered for. Do you need to make any changes in your life so that you will be remembered well? If so, set a goal to make those changes.
In Alma 62:37, Alma and Lehi mourn the death of their faithful friend, Teancum. As you think about your life, write in your Journey Journal what you would want to be remembered for. Do you need to make any changes in your life so that you will be remembered well? If so, set a goal to make those changes.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
The Journey Kick-off Activity a success!
Moroni's Brass Band
Book of Mormon Jeopardy
Learning the Journey song
Human foosballThe Journey Reading Schedule - April 27 - May 3
Read Alma 46:41 through Alma 58:8.
NOTE: THIS CHALLENGE IS DIFFERENT FROM WHAT IS IN THE JOURNEY JOURNAL
What qualities make Moroni such a great leader? (See Alma chapter 48) How can you incorporate those qualities in your life? List some ways in your Journey Journal.
NOTE: THIS CHALLENGE IS DIFFERENT FROM WHAT IS IN THE JOURNEY JOURNAL
What qualities make Moroni such a great leader? (See Alma chapter 48) How can you incorporate those qualities in your life? List some ways in your Journey Journal.
The Journey Reading Schedule - April 20-26
Read from Alma 34:38 through Alma 46:40
What would you write on your Title of Liberty? What are some of the things you would fight for? See Alma 43:12-13.
What would you write on your Title of Liberty? What are some of the things you would fight for? See Alma 43:12-13.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
The Journey Costume Creating in 28th & 23rd Wards
Sister Jorgenson and Sister Jaynes ironing in the hall!
Brianna sewing
Sister Hale and Sister Kingsford cutting out fabric
Sister Hale giving instructions
Sister Thornell, Sister Johnson and Sister Slater helping
Jessica and CelesteThe Journey Reading Schedule - April 13 - 19
Read from Alma 22:33 through Alma 34:37
In Alma 26, Ammon glories in the Lord. In what ways can you glory in the Lord? In your Journey Journal, write a list of at least 10 blessings you are grateful for.
In Alma 26, Ammon glories in the Lord. In what ways can you glory in the Lord? In your Journey Journal, write a list of at least 10 blessings you are grateful for.
The Journey Reading Schedule - April 6 - 12
Read from Alma 11:45 - Alma 22:32
What are your feelings about the persecution that Alma and Amulek suffered at the hands of the wicked? What would you do under similar monder-day circumstances? What can you do to be strong enough to withstand persecution?
What are your feelings about the persecution that Alma and Amulek suffered at the hands of the wicked? What would you do under similar monder-day circumstances? What can you do to be strong enough to withstand persecution?
The Journey Reading Schedule - March 30 - April 5
Read from Mosiah 29:43 through Alma 11:44
Find out what happens to our mortal bodies after we are resurrected. Record your findings in your Journey Journal.
Find out what happens to our mortal bodies after we are resurrected. Record your findings in your Journey Journal.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
THE JOURNEY STAKE ACTIVITY
Join us for a great night of Book of Mormon activities for ALL young men and young women.
DATE: Wednesday, April 15, 2009
WHERE: Stake Center
TIME: 7:00 p.m.
WHO: All young men and young women in the stake and their leaders
ADMISSION: Two cans of food that will be served for one of the meals at THE JOURNEY (so be sure and bring something you like!).
We'll see you there!
DATE: Wednesday, April 15, 2009
WHERE: Stake Center
TIME: 7:00 p.m.
WHO: All young men and young women in the stake and their leaders
ADMISSION: Two cans of food that will be served for one of the meals at THE JOURNEY (so be sure and bring something you like!).
We'll see you there!
The Journey Reading Schedule - March 23 - 29
Read from Mosiah 15:30 through Mosiah 29:42.
Challenge: In Chapter 24 is just one example of the Lord delivering the people from bondage. Record in your journal one time where you prayed to the Lord and he answered your prayers and delivered you from your own "bondage."
Challenge: In Chapter 24 is just one example of the Lord delivering the people from bondage. Record in your journal one time where you prayed to the Lord and he answered your prayers and delivered you from your own "bondage."
AUDITIONS!!
Have you ever dreamed of living during Book of Mormon times? Or you've always wanted to be in the spot light? Now is your chance!! THE JOURNEY needs you! If you would like to play a part in a Book of Mormon reenactment at THE JOURNEY, please come to auditions on Saturday, April 18 at 10:00 at the Orchard Drive building. There will be a part for anyone who comes to the auditions!
Sunday, March 15, 2009
The Journey Reading Schedule - March 16-22
Read from Jacob 1:15 - Mosiah 15:29
Follow King Benjamin’s example and look for opportunities to serve other people. Record some of the experiences and your feelings about them in your Journey Journal.
Follow King Benjamin’s example and look for opportunities to serve other people. Record some of the experiences and your feelings about them in your Journey Journal.
Sunday, March 8, 2009
The Journey Reading Schedule - March 9-15
Read from 2 Nephi 19:5 through Jacob 1:14.
Challenge: Record in your journal the following: Why was Jacob's faith strong enough to resist Sherem's attacks? How did Jacob exercise faith when he talked with Sherem? Haw were Jacob's actions Christlike? What cna we do to develop faith like Jacob's?
Challenge: Record in your journal the following: Why was Jacob's faith strong enough to resist Sherem's attacks? How did Jacob exercise faith when he talked with Sherem? Haw were Jacob's actions Christlike? What cna we do to develop faith like Jacob's?
Sunday, March 1, 2009
The Journey Reading Schedule March 2 - March 8
Read through 2 Nephi 19:4
Challenge: What does Jesus Christ expect of me? (See 2 Nephi 9)
Challenge: What does Jesus Christ expect of me? (See 2 Nephi 9)
The Journey Reading Schedule Feb. 23 - March 1
Read to 2 Nephi 2:30
Challenge: Lehi and his family were guided by the Liahona throughout the wilderness, and on to the promised land. Reflect on your life and write in your journal ways that the Lord has directed your life. It could be people who show up at just the right moments, or even simple things like a song on the radio touching your heart when you needed it most.
Challenge: Lehi and his family were guided by the Liahona throughout the wilderness, and on to the promised land. Reflect on your life and write in your journal ways that the Lord has directed your life. It could be people who show up at just the right moments, or even simple things like a song on the radio touching your heart when you needed it most.
THE JOURNEY Permission Slip and Medical Release Form
NOTE: The medical release form MUST BE SIGNED BY A DOCTOR if any of the boxes are checked under Health History. To print the information, please click on the image to enlarge it and then print it from that window.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
The Journey Costumes
Youth Conference Clothing
We recommend each person attending THE JOURNEY have two Book of Mormon outfits.
The outfits will be worn over jeans and shirts.
Make sure you have good walking/hiking shoes.
The outfits may be as simple as the NO SEW one below or more elaborate, but please do not place a financial burden on your family to provide the costume. Also, remember that you are CAMPING, and long or billowy costumes may be detrimental to your safety and enjoyment.
The least expensive material we have located can be found at:
Home Fabric (southwest corner for $2.00 fabric)
73 West 7200 South, SLC
Design Company (a whole room of $2.00 fabric)
2253 South 500 East, SLC
The NPS Store
1775 West 1500 South, SLC
Benina-Nuttall Fabric
52 East Pages Lane, Centerville
Wal-Mart’s fabric section
Centerville
Brooks Fabric (basement)
220 North Main, Bountiful
No Sew Costume:
2 yards of material 45 inches wide. Use medium weight cotton or cotton blend.
Cut fabric into 2 LONG pieces. Each piece should measure 2 yards long and about 22 inches wide.
Fold each piece in two so the fold goes crosswise. Cut a neck hole in the center of the fold, about 10-11 inches across. That should leave 5 to 6 inches on each side of the hole to the edge of the fabric.
Tie a rope or other belt at the waist to hold the tunic in place. The tunic will go down almost to your knees.
This information has been given to your ward wardrobe specialist. Please contact her for help. If you have any questions, you may also call Linda Thornell (295-9306) or Chris Hale (292-2089).
Here is another clothing option:
We recommend each person attending THE JOURNEY have two Book of Mormon outfits.
The outfits will be worn over jeans and shirts.
Make sure you have good walking/hiking shoes.
The outfits may be as simple as the NO SEW one below or more elaborate, but please do not place a financial burden on your family to provide the costume. Also, remember that you are CAMPING, and long or billowy costumes may be detrimental to your safety and enjoyment.
The least expensive material we have located can be found at:
Home Fabric (southwest corner for $2.00 fabric)
73 West 7200 South, SLC
Design Company (a whole room of $2.00 fabric)
2253 South 500 East, SLC
The NPS Store
1775 West 1500 South, SLC
Benina-Nuttall Fabric
52 East Pages Lane, Centerville
Wal-Mart’s fabric section
Centerville
Brooks Fabric (basement)
220 North Main, Bountiful
No Sew Costume:
2 yards of material 45 inches wide. Use medium weight cotton or cotton blend.
Cut fabric into 2 LONG pieces. Each piece should measure 2 yards long and about 22 inches wide.
Fold each piece in two so the fold goes crosswise. Cut a neck hole in the center of the fold, about 10-11 inches across. That should leave 5 to 6 inches on each side of the hole to the edge of the fabric.
Tie a rope or other belt at the waist to hold the tunic in place. The tunic will go down almost to your knees.
This information has been given to your ward wardrobe specialist. Please contact her for help. If you have any questions, you may also call Linda Thornell (295-9306) or Chris Hale (292-2089).
Here is another clothing option:
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
The Journey Continues . . .
STAKE YOUTH ACTIVITY
April 15, 2009
7:00 p.m.
Stake Center
For ALL youth ages 12-18 and leaders
The Journey Reading Schedule Feb. 16-22
Read through I Nephi 14. Find the word that describes how to hang onto the Iron Rod, which represents the Word of God or the scriptures and record it in your Journey Journal.
The Journey Committee List
2009 Journey Committee List
Committee | Stk Ldrs | Committee Members |
Directors | Lee & Jeanine Groberg | |
Re-enactments: Tech Support, Wardrobe and props | Andrew Zaugg | |
Alan Smith | ||
Kevin Figueira | ||
Orval Fox | ||
David &Linda Thornell W & P | ||
Colleen Beynon Wardrobe | ||
Mary King Wardrobe | ||
Beth Young Wardrobe | ||
Chris Hale Wardrobe | ||
Eileen Gardner Wardrobe | ||
Connie Knight Wardrobe | ||
Janelle Leiber Wardrobe | ||
Food: | YW pres. | Neil Wilkinson |
Jerusalem Bazaar | YW pres. | Natalie Adams |
Michelle Flint | ||
Sherril Ann Stephens | ||
Teresa Call | ||
Jake Figuera | ||
Lynn Adams | ||
Registration: | YW pres. | Emajane Freckleton |
Memorabilia/ Challenges: | YW pres. | Jody Williams |
Angie Muir | ||
Allison Jordan | ||
Music | YW pres. | Lewis Phelps |
Publicity | YW pres. | |
Transportation: | YM pres. | Rick Spjut |
Equipment Coordin. | YM pres. | Lane Herrick, Keith Martin, Lowell Oswald |
Medical: | YM pres. | Dr. Robert Flint |
Dr. Rick Gregoire | ||
Historian (photographer/ video) | YM pres. | Rick Egan |
Zack Hilton | ||
Jerry Sandorf | ||
Sanitation: | YM pres. | Lane Herrick, Keith Martin, Lowell Oswald |
Activities: | YM pres. | Merilee Herrick |
Finances | YM pres. | Kay Badger |
The Journey Kick-off Fireside -- A success!!
Presidents Beckstrand and Augustin
Brothers Groberg and Wilkinson
11th Ward Tribal Leaders: Brother and Sister Dodd andBrother and Sister Carpenter, Mark Groberg
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