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Dear Brothers and Sisters, The Lord teaches in modern scripture that Stakes in Zion are created that they may be for his people, “a defense, and for a refuge from the storm, and from wrath when it shall be poured out without mixture upon the whole earth”. As mortals we have little control over the […]

Here are the talks/notes given by the Stake Presidency at our Virtual Stake Conference, held on November 8, 2020. President Clay E. Johnson  |  President Gregory V. Anderson  |  President Gary E. Smith These talks can also be downloaded as a print-ready .PDF file (160 KB) by clicking here:     President Clay E. Johnson […]

Dear Brothers and Sisters, We are humbled as a Stake Presidency to combine our faith with yours to “Gather Together As One With Faith in Jesus Christ”, and accept the invitation to participate in a Year-Long Fast during 2019. God has promised blessings for those who seek to do His will. President Johnson reminded us […]

In our October stake conference, President Johnson challenged our stake to read The Book of Mormon by the end of the year. If you haven’t started yet, there’s still time! The schedule below will allow you to read the entire Book of Mormon in 40 days — if you start today, you will finish by […]

The Proclamation to the World entitled The Family makes the following statement: The family is central to the Creator’s plan for the eternal destiny of His children. President Ezra Taft Benson identified the family as a strength against evil when he said, “The family is one of God’s greatest fortresses against the evils of our […]

With the passing of another year we spend time reviewing accomplishments during the previous year. However, far too many of us dwell on items left unaccomplished. Somehow this exercise becomes our definition of success. If I accomplished all I hoped to, then… it was a successful year. If I fell short of accomplishing all I […]

If we live too much in the past we leave little room for life in the future. For many it can be difficult to overcome poor choices made long ago. Those choices need not define who we are today. Reflect with me upon three men we read of in the scriptures for their examples of […]