Monday March 7-2011 @ 9:00 am Monthly Freezer Meal Class

Sisters for the next quarter we will meet the first Monday of each month and prepare 4 freezer meals. These are great to serve on Sunday. One more way to help us bring Spirituality in to our homes.
This months list is:
Please bring the following items, seasonings will be provided.

4 gallon sized freezer bags

3 lbs ground beef-Cooked

3 lbs chicken -boneless cooked

2 onions

3-Cans cream of chicken soup

2 cans 4-0z green chilies

3 cups Monterey Jack Cheese

2 cups Cheddar Cheese

¼ cup grated Parmesan Cheese

10 ounces broccoli

½ cup mayonnaise

4 ounces mushrooms

Medium tub sour cream

6 eggs

21/2 cups milk

2/3 cup bread crumbs

½ cup ketchup

½ cup brown sugar

1 pkg taco seasoning

1 ½ cup bisquick

Faith

Thank you Jill for the beautiful lesson on Faith. We are so blessed to have the knowledge of Faith. Just as the faith you showed in the wheat growing if we show faith to Heavenly Father blessings will bestowed upon us.

Gather Joy

Sisters our Gather Joy Retreat is fast approaching. Please mark this on your calendar and call or email your R.S.V. P. to 307-548-2821 or at lovell5thward@gmail.com. Also we are hoping to put together a recipe booklet. So email that or pass a written copy onto the R.S. Presidency. And be thinking of your thought on what brings you Joy to write on you 3x5 card to share at the Retreat.

Linked in Love

Thank you to Sister Janice Hiser for the beautiful lesson given on Sunday. We had the opportunity to be reminded how important family is. Elder Nelson shares the importance of the Proclamation to the World. And our reason here on earth is to have families who are raised in the church, attend the temple and prepare for eternal families.

"When our hearts turn to our ancestors, something changes inside us,"

R.S. Dutch Oven Dinner

On September 17th, we had a very COLD but wonderful night of fun and Dutch Oven Dinners.
Brother Cheetam, Brother Frank Mickelson, Brother Zellar, Sister Kraft and Sister Cutler filled us with some amazing food.
We met at Constitution Park where the wind was blowing and the cold was a sure deal, Sister Bischoff who organized the activity even went home and got tarps to try and block the wind.
We wrapped in blankets, snuggled in close, had mini dutch oven cooking lessons and ate until our hearts were content.
What I believe I learned about dutch oven cooking is you start with a stick of butter or some really greasy bacon. No wonder we all love to eat it.
A special thank you to Cheri and all the volunteers who braved the cold and made a memorable night for us.

Welcome Kamree

Sarah and Shawn were blessed with the arrival of their 2nd daughter at 2:54 am on Thursday September 23.
Although she insisted on making an early arrival she is home and doing well. Kamree weighed 5lbs and is 18" long. Congratulations to the new family of 4.

She is here!

Congratulations to the Carpenter family.
Daisy Mae joined her family in the wee hours of September17th.
She weighed in at 8lbs1oz and is 20".
Mom and Dad though a bit tired are doing well too.