"Every Needful Thing"
Saturday, May 22nd
10 am - 1 pm
Stake Center
The stake has partnered with local charities and will provide several amazing activities: service projects that will benefit the community; food, book and clothing drives; and an expo that will provide information on needs in the area.
Donations can be brought to the church and placed in the green plastic bins or delivered to
Virginia Wood's front porch.
BIRTH CENTER
Maxi pads (
Always brand 20 ct)
Nursing Pads (reusable and single use)
Lansinoh (Lanolin lotion)
Witch Hazel Products (
Tucks, Up & Up - in baby section or pharmacy section)
Burp Pads
Digital Thermometers
Handmade Quilts (see
"May Activities" post for times to sew)
DOORWAYSShelter for homeless women and children
Cereal
Paper Towels
Laundry detergent
Kitchen size trash bags
Used cell phones
ANGEL HUGS
Provides crochet, knit and sewn baby blankets for special babies who come to this world for only a short time. Established in memory of Abigail Mitarai from our ward.
Hand made blankets or supplies to make blankets:
Bernat baby soft yarn (@ Joanne's Fabric)
Dreft laundry detergent
Gallon & two gallon size Ziploc hefty bags
crochet needles (small/medium)
High quality flannel (baby prints @ Joanne Fabrics)
**Contact Virginia Wood for more information on needed items and available projects.**
Saturday, 11 December
5th - Special all-women meeting in chapel
11 - Kim Brubaker
Annual Turkey Trot
Book Club
Because the November issues of the Ensign and Liahona contain a report of General Conference, the magazines do not contain a specific visiting teaching message. Visiting teachers are encouraged to prayerfully select a conference address to share with those they teach.
2 - Shin Ho
1 - Kathryn Kimball
3rd ~ General Conference 
This month’s special issue on temples does not contain a specific First Presidency Message or Visiting Teaching Message. As with conference issues of the magazine, home and visiting teachers should prayerfully select their message from the contents of this magazine.
Saturday, October 9th
Relief Society Opening Social
Reception and General Relief Society Broadcast
Book Club
5 - Fast Sunday - Topic selected by presidency 
Carolyn Hilton - 1
Arlington 1st, Arlington 2nd and Crystal City wards are combining to host a Family Search themed booth at the upcoming Arlington County Fair. The fair is August 19-22 (Thurs-Sun) at the Community Center on 2nd St. South and Glebe near Thomas Jefferson Middle School. We have numerous resources available to seek out family history and want to share with the community. Helping with the booth might include encouraging the public to enter the booth, answering simple questions on the importance of families, suggesting further resources, or sharing of you own Family Search experience. You can review the Family Search website for an informative tutorial. Contact Adam or Kristen Rogers for more information or to volunteer.
Teresa Coburn - 1
4th - General Conference 
