Brigham City South Stake Welfare/Self Reliance Newsletter – July 2025

Opening of the Brigham City Temple

I was recently reminded of activities we in Brigham City were involved in preparing for the dedication of the Brigham City Temple on September 26, 2012, nearly thirteen years ago.

There was a whole buzz of excitement beginning on the day the Brigham City Temple was announced. On Saturday, October 3, 2009, President Thomas S. Monson announced the Brigham City Temple. My emotions were so excited that I could not concentrate enough to hear any of the wonderful talk that Elder Richard G Scott gave immediately after the announcement.

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Reassessing Insurance Coverage Annually for the Best Coverage Possible

Insurance plays an important role in financial planning, helping you manage unexpected events. Over time, personal circumstances, financial goals, and coverage needs can change, making it useful to review insurance policies regularly. Reassessing insurance coverage annually gives you the opportunity to evaluate your coverage, identify potential gaps, and adjust policies as needed.

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Every Stake Member Can

Gathering Israel on both sides of the veil.

“The greatest, challenge, the greatest cause and the greatest work on the Earth today!”

Every stake member can:

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Practical Courses with Spiritual Benefits

The Lord has said, “It is my purpose to provide for my saints . . . but it must needs be done in mine own way” (Doctrine and Covenants 104:15, 16). This is a promise that Heavenly Father will help take care of His children as they follow Him. Self-reliance does not mean that we can accomplish or obtain anything we want. If we are self-reliant we believe that through the power of Christ, and through our own effort, we can work for the spiritual and practical needs of life. Many people can become more self-reliant. With Self Reliance Groups much of the work takes place in small groups that combine spiritual principles with practical skills.

The next Self-Reliance Groups are scheduled to begin on September 14, 2025. Groups will be organized based on individual interests.

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Help for Job Seekers

If you or someone you minister to needs employment or improved employment, try the following steps. >>Click Here for More<<

Brigham City South Stake Welfare / Self Reliance Committee Members

NameSpecialty
Randell CapenerStake Presidency
David BayChairman of Committee, High Councilor
Jim BuchananHigh Councilor, Emergency Preparedness
Rod CookHigh Councilor, Education
Randy PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Shanda PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Scott NelsonFinance Specialist
Susan WilliamsEducation Specialist
Tracy CumminsEducation Specialist
Shane RichardsGardening -/ Production Specialist
Bonnie CampbellChild Disability Specialist
Kim BrewerFamily Preparedness Specialist

Brigham City South Stake Welfare/Self Reliance Newsletter – June 2025

Family and Eternal Perspective

Recently, Coleen and I spent time with family members. We participated in a reunion for the descendants of H. Earl Bay and Iola Maxwell Bay. Also, we interacted with our siblings, our children, our grandchildren, and others of our posterity.

There is power when we get together with those who are family members. We love them; they also love us. We recognize the blessings we receive that were given to us by family members who have gone on to the next phase of our existence. Many of our ancestors have passed through the portal that we mortals refer to as death.

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Mid-Year Financial Checkup: Keeping Your Plan on Track

How a Mid-Year Financial Checkup Can Help You Reach Your Goals

The middle of the year is a great time to assess financial progress, adjust goals, and address any changes that may impact your overall plan. A mid-year financial checkup provides an opportunity to review income, spending, savings, investments, and tax planning while there is still time to make adjustments before year-end. By taking a proactive approach, you can evaluate whether you are on track with your financial goals and identify areas for improvement.

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Every Stake Member Can

Gathering Israel on both sides of the veil.

“The greatest, challenge, the greatest cause and the greatest work on the Earth today!”

Every stake member can:

>>Click Here for More<<

Practical Courses with Spiritual Benefits

The Lord has said, “It is my purpose to provide for my saints . . . but it must needs be done in mine own way” (Doctrine and Covenants 104:15, 16). This is a promise that Heavenly Father will help take care of His children as they follow Him. Self-reliance does not mean that we can accomplish or obtain anything we want. If we are self-reliant we believe that through the power of Christ, and through our own effort, we can work for the spiritual and practical needs of life. Many people can become more self-reliant. With Self Reliance Groups much of the work takes place in small groups that combine spiritual principles with practical skills.

The next Self-Reliance Groups are scheduled to begin on September 14, 2025. Groups will be organized based on individual interests.

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Help for Job Seekers

If you or someone you minister to needs employment or improved employment, try the following steps. >>Click Here for More<<

Brigham City South Stake Welfare / Self Reliance Committee Members

NameSpecialty
Randell CapenerStake Presidency
David BayChairman of Committee, High Councilor
Jim BuchananHigh Councilor, Emergency Preparedness
Rod CookHigh Councilor, Education
Randy PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Shanda PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Scott NelsonFinance Specialist
Susan WilliamsEducation Specialist
Tracy CumminsEducation Specialist
Shane RichardsGardening -/ Production Specialist
Bonnie CampbellChild Disability Specialist
Kim BrewerFamily Preparedness Specialist

Brigham City South Stake Welfare/Self Reliance Newsletter – May 2025

What an Exciting Month – Beginning 5 April 2025

General Conference gave us wonderful messages from the General Officers, General Authorities, Apostles, and God’s Prophet. Hopefully you have started to study these messages. Then we were able to celebrate the Holy Week, from Palm Sunday to Easter. Last Saturday and Sunday we were blessed to receive inspired direction from our Stake Presidency focused on our Stake’s needs.

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Saturday, May 3, there are great opportunities to receive blessings for Stake Members and others.

Young Men or Young Women living in the Brigham City Temple District and their parents will meet with Elder Garrett W. Gong and the newly called General Young Men President, Elder Timothy Farnes (who is currently serving as our Area Authority Seventy until he begins his service as General Young Men President in August). Click for details.

Young Adults ages 18 through 35, whether married or single, can meet with Elder Hugo E. Martinez, First Counselor in the Utah Area Presidency, and Sister Anette Dennis, First Counselor in the General Relief Society Presidency. Click for details.

For everyone, you are invited to attend a Preparedness Fair held at the Fishburn Building from 9 AM until 4:30 PM. There will be

  • Brigham City Fire – Life safety trailer
  • Brigham City Police
  • Sourdough Bread 1:30 pm
  • Gardening and Home Landscaping
  • Stop the Bleed Training
  • Communication in a disaster
  • Disaster Ville – a model city in a disaster.
  • Be Ready Utah
  • Air Lift (Brigham City Community Hospital’s helicopter)
  • And More

Ensign College Is Transforming Its Academic Calendar

Beginning Spring 2025, most Ensign College campus courses will move from the current 14-week semester to two 7-week blocks within a semester. The change will be a big one, Ensign College President Bruce C. Kusch said. “But we’re confident it will be a positive one.”

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SPRING CLEANING YOUR FINANCES

Review, Organize, and Evaluate to Refresh Your Financial Plan

Spring is often associated with renewal and organization, making it a perfect time to review and refine financial habits. Just as decluttering a home can create a sense of order, assessing financial plans can help bring clarity and direction. Taking the time to organize accounts, evaluate spending, and adjust financial goals can set the stage for the months ahead.

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Every Stake Member Can

Gathering Israel on both sides of the veil.

“The greatest, challenge, the greatest cause and the greatest work on the Earth today!”

Every stake member can:

>>Click Here for More<<

Practical Courses with Spiritual Benefits

The Lord has said, “It is my purpose to provide for my saints . . . but it must needs be done in mine own way” (Doctrine and Covenants 104:15, 16). This is a promise that Heavenly Father will help take care of His children as they follow Him. Self-reliance does not mean that we can accomplish or obtain anything we want. If we are self-reliant we believe that through the power of Christ, and through our own effort, we can work for the spiritual and practical needs of life. Many people can become more self-reliant. With Self Reliance Groups much of the work takes place in small groups that combine spiritual principles with practical skills.

The next Self-Reliance Groups are scheduled to begin on September 14, 2025. Groups will be organized based on individual interests.

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Help for Job Seekers

If you or someone you minister to needs employment or improved employment, try the following steps. >>Click Here for More<<

Brigham City South Stake Welfare / Self Reliance Committee Members

NameSpecialty
Randell CapenerStake Presidency
David BayChairman of Committee, High Councilor
Jim BuchananHigh Councilor, Emergency Preparedness
Rod CookHigh Councilor, Education
Randy PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Shanda PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Richie OrtonEmployment Specialist
Scott NelsonFinance Specialist
Susan WilliamsEducation Specialist
Tracy CumminsEducation Specialist
Shane RichardsGardening -/ Production Specialist
Bonnie CampbellChild Disability Specialist
Kim BrewerFamily Preparedness Specialist

Brigham City South Stake Welfare/Self Reliance Newsletter – April 2025

Connections

We were racing down the airport concourse. Could we make it to the gate in time? Or would we need to spend another night away from home? My sweetheart, Coleen, and I had just spent a week with our son, Leo, and his family.

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President Oaks’ Easter Reflection on Christ’s Sacrifice and Resurrection

16 February 2025 – SALT LAKE CITY

Easter 2025

In a new video message, President Dallin H. Oaks of the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints urges Church members and friends of the faith to study Christ’s teachings and establish Christ-centered Easter traditions.

“As we enter this new year, let us prepare for an Easter celebration of the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ, culminating in His Resurrection — the most glorious event in history,” says President Oaks, speaking on behalf of the entire First Presidency.

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Financial Tips for Single Parents

Simple Financial Strategies to Help Single Parents Build a Stronger, More Confident Future

Being a single parent means juggling responsibilities, especially when it comes to finances. Between raising children and managing a household, money can feel stretched thin. But with a few practical steps, you can gain control over your finances and reduce stress. Here are some financial tips to help you build a stable foundation:

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Self-Reliance

The purpose of becoming spiritually and temporally self-reliant is to better serve the Lord and care for others. The Savior invites us all to act, to stand independent, and to become as He is. He will help us. He has promised: “It is my purpose to provide for my saints, for all things are mine. But it must needs be done in mine own way.” His way includes learning and living the principles of self-reliance—“the ability, commitment, and effort to provide the necessities of life for self and family.”

>>Click Here for More<<

Every Stake Member Can

Gathering Israel on both sides of the veil.

“The greatest, challenge, the greatest cause and the greatest work on the Earth today!”

Every stake member can:

>>Click Here for More<<

Practical Courses with Spiritual Benefits

The Lord has said, “It is my purpose to provide for my saints . . . but it must needs be done in mine own way” (Doctrine and Covenants 104:15, 16). This is a promise that Heavenly Father will help take care of His children as they follow Him. Self-reliance does not mean that we can accomplish or obtain anything we want. If we are self-reliant we believe that through the power of Christ, and through our own effort, we can work for the spiritual and practical needs of life. Many people can become more self-reliant. With Self Reliance Groups much of the work takes place in small groups that combine spiritual principles with practical skills.

The next Self-Reliance Groups are scheduled to begin on September 14, 2025. Groups will be organized based on individual interests.

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Help for Job Seekers

If you or someone you minister to needs employment or improved employment, try the following steps. >>Click Here for More<<

Brigham City South Stake Welfare / Self Reliance Committee Members

NameSpecialty
Randell CapenerStake Presidency
David BayChairman of Committee, High Councilor
Jim BuchananHigh Councilor, Emergency Preparedness
Rod CookHigh Councilor, Education
Randy PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Shanda PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Richie OrtonEmployment Specialist
Scott NelsonFinance Specialist
Susan WilliamsEducation Specialist
Tracy CumminsEducation Specialist
Shane RichardsGardening -/ Production Specialist
Bonnie CampbellChild Disability Specialist
Kim BrewerFamily Preparedness Specialist

Brigham City South Stake Welfare/Self Reliance Newsletter – March 2025

Prepared for the Storms of Life

Last month, when we got some heavy snow, I decided to use my snowblower to clean my driveway and sidewalks. When I tried to start it nothing happened no matter how many times I tried. I was grateful for an electric starter instead of pulling a cord each time. However, months previously in the summer or fall, I had not taken care to see that the engine was properly prepared and in working order before the storm came. No matter how many times I cranked the engine it could not start. I had not prepared properly in the summer or fall for the winter storms.

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How to Prepare for Tax Season

Early Moves to Make This Year

Early Steps to Simplify Filing and Align Your Tax Strategy

Tax season may feel far away, but starting early can help streamline the process and reduce stress when deadlines approach. By organizing your financial information and planning ahead, you can identify opportunities to align your tax strategy with your overall financial goals. In this article, we’ll discuss tax season preparation and share some early moves to consider as you prepare for tax season this year.

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Special Service Opportunities in the House of the Lord

In the April 2024 General Conference, President Russell M. Nelson taught us about the blessings of serving in the House of the Lord.
“Time in the temple will help you to think celestial and to catch a vision of who you really are, who you can become, and the kind of life you can have forever. Regular temple worship will enhance the way you see yourself and how you fit into God’s magnificent plan. I promise you that.”

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Opportunities for Regular Temple Missionary and Ordinance Worker Service

Temple Service Missionary Descriptions / Shifts

The following are brief descriptions of Temple Service Missionary positions to serve in the temple.

 Ordinance Worker Shifts

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Self-Reliance

The purpose of becoming spiritually and temporally self-reliant is to better serve the Lord and care for others. The Savior invites us all to act, to stand independent, and to become as He is. He will help us. He has promised: “It is my purpose to provide for my saints, for all things are mine. But it must needs be done in mine own way.” His way includes learning and living the principles of self-reliance—“the ability, commitment, and effort to provide the necessities of life for self and family.”

>>Click Here for More<<

Every Stake Member Can

Gathering Israel on both sides of the veil.

“The greatest, challenge, the greatest cause and the greatest work on the Earth today!”

Every stake member can:

>>Click Here for More<<

Practical Courses with Spiritual Benefits

The Lord has said, “It is my purpose to provide for my saints . . . but it must needs be done in mine own way” (Doctrine and Covenants 104:15, 16). This is a promise that Heavenly Father will help take care of His children as they follow Him. Self-reliance does not mean that we can accomplish or obtain anything we want. If we are self-reliant we believe that through the power of Christ, and through our own effort, we can work for the spiritual and practical needs of life. Many people can become more self-reliant. With Self Reliance Groups much of the work takes place in small groups that combine spiritual principles with practical skills.

The next Self-Reliance Groups are scheduled to begin on September 14, 2025. Groups will be organized based on individual interests.

>>Click Here for More<<

Help for Job Seekers

If you or someone you minister to needs employment or improved employment, try the following steps. >>Click Here for More<<

Brigham City South Stake Welfare / Self Reliance Committee Members

NameSpecialty
Randell CapenerStake Presidency
David BayChairman of Committee, High Councilor
Jim BuchananHigh Councilor, Emergency Preparedness
Rod CookHigh Councilor, Education
Randy PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Shanda PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Richie OrtonEmployment Specialist
Scott NelsonFinance Specialist
Susan WilliamsEducation Specialist
Tracy CumminsEducation Specialist
Shane RichardsGardening -/ Production Specialist
Bonnie CampbellChild Disability Specialist
Kim BrewerFamily Preparedness Specialist

Brigham City South Stake Welfare/Self Reliance Newsletter – January 2025

Growing Spiritually and Emotionally

My first missionary assignment was to the Tokyo Third Ward in Kichijoji, Tokyo, Japan. I struggled to connect and fit in. The language was difficult, and the culture was very different from what I knew and felt comfortable with. I was discouraged and darkness began to creep into my world. Surrounded by crowds, I never felt more alone in my entire life.

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2025 – New Year, New Budget: Revisiting Your Spending Plan for the Year Ahead

Checking in with your 2025 Spending Plan for the New Year

The start of a new year is the perfect time to evaluate your financial habits and budget for the year. Setting aside some dedicated time to review your 2025 spending plan allows you to make changes based on your income, expenses, and financial goals. In this article, we’ll share tips on how to approach revisiting your spending plan as the year begins.

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Self-Reliance

The purpose of becoming spiritually and temporally self-reliant is to better serve the Lord and care for others. The Savior invites us all to act, to stand independent, and to become as He is. He will help us. He has promised: “It is my purpose to provide for my saints, for all things are mine. But it must needs be done in mine own way.” His way includes learning and living the principles of self-reliance—“the ability, commitment, and effort to provide the necessities of life for self and family.”

>>Click Here for More<<

Every Stake Member Can

“The greatest, challenge, the greatest cause and the greatest work on the Earth today!”

Every stake member can:

>>Click Here for More<<

Practical Courses with Spiritual Benefits

The Lord has said, “It is my purpose to provide for my saints . . . but it must needs be done in mine own way” (Doctrine and Covenants 104:15, 16). This is a promise that Heavenly Father will help take care of His children as they follow Him. Self-reliance does not mean that we can accomplish or obtain anything we want. If we are self-reliant we believe that through the power of Christ, and through our own effort, we can work for the spiritual and practical needs of life. Many people can become more self-reliant. With Self Reliance Groups much of the work takes place in small groups that combine spiritual principles with practical skills.

The current Self-Reliance Groups began on January 26, 2025. However, there is still time to join. Meetings are at 6:00 pm on Sunday Evenings at the South Stake Center, 865 South 300 West in Brigham City. The groups are organized based on individual interests.

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Help for Job Seekers

If you or someone you minister to needs employment or improved employment, try the following steps. >>Click Here for More<<

Brigham City South Stake Welfare / Self Reliance Committee Members

NameSpecialty
Randell CapenerStake Presidency
David BayChairman of Committee, High Councilor
Jim BuchananHigh Councilor, Emergency Preparedness
Rod CookHigh Councilor, Education
Randy PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Shanda PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Richie OrtonEmployment Specialist
Scott NelsonFinance Specialist
Susan WilliamsEducation Specialist
Tracy CumminsEducation Specialist
Shane RichardsGardening -/ Production Specialist
Bonnie CampbellChild Disability Specialist
Kim BrewerFamily Preparedness Specialist

Brigham City South Stake Welfare/Self Reliance Newsletter – December 2024

Christmas Traditions

I spent Christmas of 1976 in the nation of Japan. Most of the people I met were Shinto and Buddhist. They celebrated Shinto weddings and Buddhist funerals. They mostly ignored Christmas. Many people would eat cake on Christmas (Kurisumasu keki). Kentucky Fried Chicken advertised and encouraged people to celebrate Christmas by eating fried chicken. However, there was very little focus on Jesus Christ, the Creator, and Savior of the world.

I was in the city of Niigata on the West Coast of Japan where cold Siberian winds cooled the winter weather. There were 12 missionaries in Niigata and two nearby towns. But Tokyo and our mission leadership were many hours away by train. So, we felt very separated from the other missionaries. This was the year that I discovered that Christmas was not in the decorations or the lights of the season but in our focus on our Savior, Jesus Christ, the Lord.

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How to Prepare For 2025
Financial Resolutions You Can Start Now

Start Early with These Practical Steps to Strengthen Your Financial Plan for the New Year

As 2025 approaches, now is an ideal time to review your finances and set goals that align with your long-term vision. Taking proactive steps early on can help you establish habits that make it easier to reach your objectives. This article will outline practical financial resolutions for 2025 to start implementing today, giving you a head start on building a solid financial foundation for the coming year.

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Self-Reliance

The purpose of becoming spiritually and temporally self-reliant is to better serve the Lord and care for others. The Savior invites us all to act, to stand independent, and to become as He is. He will help us. He has promised: “It is my purpose to provide for my saints, for all things are mine. But it must needs be done in mine own way.” His way includes learning and living the principles of self-reliance—“the ability, commitment, and effort to provide the necessities of life for self and family.”

>>Click Here for More<<

Every Stake Member Can

Gathering Israel on both sides of the veil.

“The greatest, challenge, the greatest cause and the greatest work on the Earth today!”

Every stake member can:

>>Click Here for More<<

Practical Courses with Spiritual Benefits

The Lord has said, “It is my purpose to provide for my saints . . . but it must needs be done in mine own way” (Doctrine and Covenants 104:15, 16). This is a promise that Heavenly Father will help take care of His children as they follow Him. Self-reliance does not mean that we can accomplish or obtain anything we want. If we are self-reliant we believe that through the power of Christ, and through our own effort, we can work for the spiritual and practical needs of life. Many people can become more self-reliant. With Self Reliance Groups much of the work takes place in small groups that combine spiritual principles with practical skills.

The next Self-Reliance Groups are scheduled to begin on January 26, 2025. Groups will be organized based on individual interests.

>>Click Here for More<<

Help for Job Seekers

If you or someone you minister to needs employment or improved employment, try the following steps. >>Click Here for More<<

Brigham City South Stake Welfare / Self Reliance Committee Members

NameSpecialty
Randell CapenerStake Presidency
David BayChairman of Committee, High Councilor
Jim BuchananHigh Councilor, Emergency Preparedness
Rod CookHigh Councilor, Education
Randy PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Shanda PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Richie OrtonEmployment Specialist
Scott NelsonFinance Specialist
Susan WilliamsEducation Specialist
Tracy CumminsEducation Specialist
Shane RichardsGardening -/ Production Specialist
Bonnie CampbellChild Disability Specialist
Kim BrewerFamily Preparedness Specialist

Brigham City South Stake Welfare/Self Reliance Newsletter – November 2024

Is Gratitude Enough?

It was a dark and cold December morning in the hills of New Jersey. Sunrise was still another hour away. I was in the middle of a group of 32 men walking rhythmically down the road. Each one of us was carrying a rucksack on our backs and we had boots on our feet. We had already been on the road for an hour and a half. We still had a long way to walk before we could rest. There certainly could be easier ways to spend a Wednesday morning. What was I doing here? This was part of my Army Basic Training. 

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November 2024 Utah Area Broadcast: The Power of Making and Keeping Sacred Covenants

During a special area-wide broadcast on November 20, 2024, Stake and Ward Councils gathered to hear important messages from Elder D. Todd Christofferson (Quorum of the Twelve Apostles) and the Utah Area Presidency Elder Kevin W. Pearson (Area President), Elder Hugo E. Martinez (First Counselor), Elder Brian K. Taylor (Second Counselor).

Wards and branches are invited to use this broadcast, with discussion questions, as a 5th Sunday discussion with youth and adults on Dec. 29, 2024.

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Don’t Put It Off!

Understanding the True Costs of Delayed Financial Decisions and How to Overcome Them

Financial inertia—putting off or avoiding important financial decisions—can have significant consequences on your financial health. Many people delay actions like updating their investment strategies, adjusting their budgets, or planning for retirement, either out of uncertainty, procrastination, or fear of making mistakes. While it might feel easier in the short term to stick with the status quo, the long-term effects of financial inertia can be substantial. This article will explore how delaying financial decisions impacts your wealth and what steps you can take to move forward.

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The Stake has dry-pack canning equipment. A #10 can sealer and a Mylar bag sealer are available for you to use. Contact David Bay to borrow this equipment.

Every Stake Member Can

Gathering Israel on both sides of the veil.

“The greatest, challenge, the greatest cause and the greatest work on the Earth today!”

Every stake member can:

>>Click Here for More<<

Practical Courses with Spiritual Benefits

The Lord has said, “It is my purpose to provide for my saints . . . but it must needs be done in mine own way” (Doctrine and Covenants 104:15, 16). This is a promise that Heavenly Father will help take care of His children as they follow Him. Self-reliance does not mean that we can accomplish or obtain anything we want. If we are self-reliant we believe that through the power of Christ, and through our own effort, we can work for the spiritual and practical needs of life. Many people can become more self-reliant. With Self Reliance Groups much of the work takes place in small groups that combine spiritual principles with practical skills.

The next Self-Reliance Groups are scheduled to begin on January 26, 2025. Groups will be organized based on individual interests.

>>Click Here for More<<

Help for Job Seekers

If you or someone you minister to needs employment or improved employment, try the following steps. >>Click Here for More<<

Brigham City South Stake Welfare / Self Reliance Committee Members

NameSpecialty
Randell CapenerStake Presidency
David BayChairman of Committee, High Councilor
Jim BuchananHigh Councilor, Emergency Preparedness
Rod CookHigh Councilor, Education
Randy PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Shanda PetersenMental / Emotional Support
Richie OrtonEmployment Specialist
Scott NelsonFinance Specialist
Susan WilliamsEducation Specialist
Tracy CumminsEducation Specialist
Shane RichardsGardening -/ Production Specialist
Bonnie CampbellChild Disability Specialist
Kim BrewerFamily Preparedness Specialist

Brigham City South Stake Welfare/Self Reliance Newsletter – October 2024

Come to the Temple

Since General Conference earlier this month, I have been pondering the teachings of President Russell M Nelson regarding revelation and temples. These are the words of our prophet that I have been reviewing.

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Attention High School Seniors

 The Utah System of Higher Education has announced a new initiative that guarantees college admission for Utah students. The initiative, called “Admit Utah”, guarantees that every Utah high school student will be admitted to at least one of Utah’s 16 public colleges and universities, regardless of the student’s GPA.

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    Every Stake Member Can

    Gathering Israel on both sides of the veil.

    “The greatest, challenge, the greatest cause and the greatest work on the Earth today!”

    Every stake member can:

    >>Click Here for More<<

    Practical Courses with Spiritual Benefits

    The Lord has said, “It is my purpose to provide for my saints . . . but it must needs be done in mine own way” (Doctrine and Covenants 104:15, 16). This is a promise that Heavenly Father will help take care of His children as they follow Him. Self-reliance does not mean that we can accomplish or obtain anything we want. If we are self-reliant we believe that through the power of Christ, and through our own effort, we can work for the spiritual and practical needs of life. Many people can become more self-reliant. With Self Reliance Groups much of the work takes place in small groups that combine spiritual principles with practical skills.

    The next Self-Reliance Groups are scheduled to begin on January 26, 2025. Groups will be organized based on individual interests.

    >>Click Here for More<<

    Help for Job Seekers

    If you or someone you minister to needs employment or improved employment, try the following steps. >>Click Here for More<<

    Brigham City South Stake Welfare / Self Reliance Committee Members

    NameSpecialty
    Randell CapenerStake Presidency
    David BayChairman of Committee, High Councilor
    Jim BuchananHigh Councilor, Emergency Preparedness
    Rod CookHigh Councilor, Education
    Randy PetersenMental / Emotional Support
    Shanda PetersenMental / Emotional Support
    Richie OrtonEmployment Specialist
    Scott NelsonFinance Specialist
    Susan WilliamsEducation Specialist
    Tracy CumminsEducation Specialist
    Shane RichardsGardening -/ Production Specialist
    Bonnie CampbellChild Disability Specialist
    Kim BrewerFamily Preparedness Specialist

    Brigham City South Stake Welfare/Self Reliance Newsletter – September 2024

    The Door was Shut!

    Have you ever wondered what it felt like for those virgins in Jesus’s parable who came to the wedding feast and found the door shut? I don’t have to wonder about that. I experienced it on Friday, September 29, 1972, just before 10 AM.

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    Estate planning is an essential process for anyone looking to manage their assets, protect their loved ones, and establish a clear path for how their estate will be handled after they pass. Despite its importance, effective estate planning can be a complex and often misunderstood task. Mistakes made during this process can result in unintended consequences, causing stress and financial strain for those left behind. To help you navigate this critical aspect of financial planning, we’ll explore some of the most common mistakes people make when crafting an estate plan and how you can avoid them.

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    Every Stake Member Can

    Gathering Israel on both sides of the veil.

    “The greatest, challenge, the greatest cause and the greatest work on the Earth today!”

    Every stake member can:

    >>Click Here for More<<

    Practical Courses with Spiritual Benefits

    The Lord has said, “It is my purpose to provide for my saints . . . but it must needs be done in mine own way” (Doctrine and Covenants 104:15, 16). This is a promise that Heavenly Father will help take care of His children as they follow Him. Self-reliance does not mean that we can accomplish or obtain anything we want. If we are self-reliant we believe that through the power of Christ, and through our own effort, we can work for the spiritual and practical needs of life. Many people can become more self-reliant. With Self Reliance Groups much of the work takes place in small groups that combine spiritual principles with practical skills.

    The next Self-Reliance Groups are scheduled to begin in January 2025. Groups will be organized based on individual interests.

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    Help for Job Seekers

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    Brigham City South Stake Welfare / Self Reliance Committee Members

    NameSpecialty
    Randell CapenerStake Presidency
    David BayChairman of Committee, High Councilor
    Jim BuchananHigh Councilor, Emergency Preparedness
    Rod CookHigh Councilor, Education
    Randy PetersenMental / Emotional Support
    Shanda PetersenMental / Emotional Support
    Richie OrtonEmployment Specialist
    Scott NelsonFinance Specialist
    Susan WilliamsEducation Specialist
    Tracy CumminsEducation Specialist
    Shane RichardsGardening -/ Production Specialist
    Bonnie CampbellChild Disability Specialist
    Kim BrewerFamily Preparedness Specialist