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Thursday, May 20, 2010

Ward Temple Night

Friday night is the Carnton Ward Temple Night as many of you know. Our ward is scheduled for the 7:30pm session; we would like to invite you (and your wife) to join us before the temple session at the Genghis Grill in Franklin for dinner (600 Frazier Drive Franklin, TN 37067, http://www.genghisgrill.com). We will be meeting at the restaurant between 5:00pm and 5:30pm for dinner and then proceeding directly to the temple at about 7:00pm.

You are welcome to join us for just dinner or just the temple or both. We look forward to spending time with each of you serving the Lord and hope you can take time out of your busy schedules to enjoy time with your wife and ward family!

Please RSVP by Friday morning (11:00 am) if you will be joining us for dinner or the temple or both so I can let the temple and the restaurant know that we are coming and they are prepared.

p.s. This invite is going out to mostly Elders so if there are others (High Priests, single Sister's or Brother's or young adults) who you would like to invite please forward the invite as all are welcome to join us! Email addresses were blind copied to protect privacy as this is not an official church email/announcement

Kindly,
Michael and Aimee Sizemore

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

FEMA Crisis Counseling

Dear Sisters:

Below is an e-mail shared by Pat Woodmansee/Maury County Emergency Team, concerning potential full-time job opportunities in our stake boundaries. Please share this information with the bishops, employment specialists and sisters in your units. These positions will fill quickly, but may be a great opportunity for those looking for full-time employment for the next year.

Thank you,
Lynette Harris, Secretary
Franklin Stake Relief Society

As Centerstone looks to receive a FEMA grant to provide "Crisis Counseling" for the next 60 days (and more than likely an extension for another 10 months for a one year grant), I am going to be in need of 11 Crisis Counselors; these are full time positions paying hopefully around $20 per hour. These individuals will be working in 14 counties of middle Tennessee that Centerstone covers and were declared disaster counties by the President. The counties are:
Columbia Area
Hickman
Lawrence
Lewis
Maury
Perry
Wayne

Clarksville Area
Cheatham
Dickson
Houston
Humphreys
Montgomery
Robertson
Stewart
and sharing responsibility of Davidson county with the Mental Health Coop.

Their job will be community outreach; going door-to-door checking on people impacted by the floods and attending community meetings of flood victims, etc.
These positions do not require a mental health degree or experience. Training will be provided by FEMA to these individuals prior to there "hitting the streets" on psychological first aid.
Please pass this information along to anyone you might know of that lives in any of these areas that might be looking for a full time job for the next year and that you think would be a good fit?
Tell them they can contact me via my e-mail and to also include your name in their e-mail to me.

Thanks.
Becky Stoll, LCSW
Centerstone
Director, Crisis Services
633 Thompson Lane
Nashville, TN 37204
Office (615) 460-4481
Fax (615) 460-4431

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Mother/Daughter Pictures

To all those sisters who had pictures taken at the Mother/Daughter Ice Cream social by Amy Rahm you will receive them via email this week and if they don't receive them for some reason to please contact Amy at amyrahm@gmail.com

Thanks so much!

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Temple Day in May


Our May temple day will be on the 19th. The endowment session will be at 10AM. If you are interested in doing some baptisms, please let me know. Please RSVP for childcare as soon as possible. This will be our last RS weekday temple for this school year, it will began again in August once school starts!

Monday, May 10, 2010

Provident Living Field Trip!

Provident Living Field Trip! Want to be more prepared? Interested in the possibilities? See self-reliant living first hand with the Miller Family. Observe their rain-water collection system, year-round organic greenhouse garden, chicken coop, outdoor wood-burning furnace, and much more! Demonstrations will include Dutch Oven cooking with the Whitney's. Celebrate this month of Independence at Sewanee Creek Village. Can't spend the whole day? Come for as little or as long as you can. Bring a picnic and your own self-reliant projects to share. It will be an event to remember! Join us Saturday, July 24th 12:00 p.m. Address is 3800 Browns Hollow Rd, Tracy City, Tennessee 37387 For questions, contact Christine Brady

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Nashville flood relief opportunities


As the case in any disaster, the recovery phase is the longest part of the experience, and one that requires a strong and sustained effort from volunteers. While the events of the past 48 hours have created a sense of urgency, the real effects of volunteers are going to be felt through the rest of this week and month as we do the nitty-gritty work of cleaning, rebuilding, and restoring.

If you would like to find ways to help please click on the links below:

Hands on Nashville

Nashvillest

Monday, May 3, 2010

Gladys Knight fireside canceled

The Gladys Knight fireside scheduled for tomorrow has been CANCELED

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Activity Day Mother Daughter Roast rescheduled

Mother Daughter Roast for Activity Day girls has been rescheduled to the 18th. Same time and Place: 6-7:30pm at Becky Bangerters home: 9040 Lochmere Ct. Brentwood.

Seek the Higher Ground

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Upcoming Mother/Daughter Ice Cream Social

May 8th 6:30-8:00pm the Relief Society is having an Ice cream social for mothers and daughters of all ages.
It will be a fun night field with Dancing, pictures, letter writing, beautiful program and yummy Ice Cream!!!