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Saturday, April 9, 2011

Franklin Stake Blood Drive

We need your support! Blood supplies are at an all time critical low. Only 38% of the population is able to donate blood, and of those very few actually do. Please plan on joining us for the annual Franklin Stake Blood Drive on Saturday, April 23rd from 10 am to 4 pm. Sign up for your appointment by clicking on the link below. If you went to the site without using the link and don't see our drive enter LDS19 where it asks for the sponsor code and follow the directions for scheduling an appointment.
Thank you for your willingness to help serve our community!

There will be child care available for those with small children who wish to donate.

Missionary Fireside

-- May 21st -- Jason Deere and the Nashville Tribute Band will provide a missionary fireside on May 21st at 7:00pm the Franklin Stake Center. All are invited to attend. We encourage everyone to bring a friend and learn through music and the spoken word about Jesus Christ, Joseph Smith and the movement west. This is a fireside that you don’t want to miss.

Nashville Hosts the BYU Young Ambassadors


BYU Young Ambassadors Present
Harmony: The Music of Life
Featuring musical favorites from
Carousel, Dream Girls, Wicked, and Prince of Egypt, plus much more


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TICKETS: Purchase online at http://byu.imodules.com/redirect.aspx?linkID=10889&eid=902937

SEATING: General Admission, cannot hold seats past 6:45.

Guests are encouraged to arrive early.


SPECIAL GUESTS: McGavock, Hume-Fogg and Hillsboro High Schools show choirs.


DATE & LOCATIONS: May 04, 2011 • 7:00 PM • Hillsboro High School • 3812 Hillsboro Road • Nashville, TN 37215


FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Drew Pope at 615 545-6106 or drewpope@comcast.net

Help is Needed at the Temple

The Nashville Tennessee Temple is in need of volunteers who would be willing to work in the temple laundry on Saturdays, particularly the afternoon shift. On Saturdays, there is a morning shift from 9:00am until 1:00pm followed by an afternoon shift that goes from 1:00pm until the laundry is finished (typically around 5:00pm). The laundry worker is responsible for gathering the towels and temple clothing from the dressing rooms, operating the washers and dryers, folding the laundry, and putting it away. Laundry volunteers are usually asked to work one or two Saturdays a month and/or serve as a substitute. This is an opportunity for members who are endowed, but may not be currently qualified to be an ordinance worker, to work in the temple and enjoy the blessings thereof.