Announcing a new Meetup for PROVIDENT LIVING & SELF-RELIANCE!
What: Protecting Your Family From the Coming Inflation With Gold and Silver
When: Thursday, January 13, 2011 7:00 PM
Where: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
4304 Hillsboro Rd
Nashville, TN 37215
We are pleased to have Mark Henline presenting at our January Meetup. Mark's background is rich with experience. He is extremely passionate about the need to protect our families from the coming inflation which deficit spending and money printing will bring.
His presentation, in the form of a persuasive argument, will cover:
1. A brief history of money, and in particular, why gold and silver are the best stores of value.
2. The history of money in the U.S., and, how we have moved from a gold-backed currency to a paper- backed currency.
3. Why deficit spending is so insidious, and, how it robs families of their wealth and freedom.
4. Why gold and silver can protect you from the coming inflation, and, the best way to own gold and silver.
5. I will bring physical examples of silver that can be purchased easily and without a large cash commitment.
6. I have 25 years of experiencing in owning and investing in gold, silver and other precious metal related investments.
7. This presentation is for anyone who wants to preserve their purchasing power during times of inflation and hyperinflation.
An overhead projector will also be used for a Powerpoint Presentation.
(The views expressed are the views of the presenter)
RSVP to this Meetup:
http://www.meetup.com/PROVIDENTLIVING/calendar/15766999/
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Thursday, December 9, 2010
In the true spirit of Christmas...
I thought this video was a wonderful way to remind us all of what Christmas is all about. I also think it goes wonderfully with the lesson we had this past Sunday. Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpxuAZgS_JM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpxuAZgS_JM
Friday, December 3, 2010
RELIEF SOCIETY SERVICE ACTIVITY
Carnton Ward Relief Society
Service Activity
Tuesday, December 7, 5-8pm
We will be helping at the
Second Harvest Food Bank
In Nashville!
Please meet at the church @ 5pm & we’ll carpool to the food bank. They close @ 7:30PM, so we’ll be back to the church by about 8pm.
Babysitting will be provided…even if you just need your children there until your husband can pick them up on his way home from work!
Monday, October 25, 2010
Sunday, October 10, 2010
A Big Thank You!
Wow! The fair was fantastic!!! We want each of you to know just how much we appreciate all of your preparation, time, and dedication to making the fair a success!!! Many many many people commented on how much they learned and how impressed they were with the classes, presentations, each and every booth, the yummy food, and the whole experience all together. Attendees walked away with very valuable information and hands-on experience with all aspects of preparedness. Saturday, we witnessed countless miracles as people came together to share their enthusiasm with friends, neighbors, and each other. Preparedness truly magnifies who we are and what we can achieve. It was Provident Living at its best!
With Appreciation & Gratitude,
Christine & Trish
p.s. We would love to hear your thoughts and impressions (and any suggestions for the future you'd like to share).
p.s.s. Many of the preparedness fair handouts have been posted to our new website where you can easily access files by category. Check it out here!
With Appreciation & Gratitude,
Christine & Trish
p.s. We would love to hear your thoughts and impressions (and any suggestions for the future you'd like to share).
p.s.s. Many of the preparedness fair handouts have been posted to our new website where you can easily access files by category. Check it out here!
Friday, September 24, 2010
Fabulous Friday crafts

(Click on any picture to view it larger)
You can view all the crafts in the lobby closest to the Relief Society Room, just outside the chapel. Order forms are on the left. All orders are due by FRIDAY, OCT 15th!you put it together and add your own flair. You can write in
your own rules or we will have some pre-printed ones available too.
Cute and fun for your family!
Etched Glass Snowflake Ornament with ribbon by Holly Dotson ~ $2.00We provide the glass ornament, the paintbrush, the ribbon,
etching cream and stencil. You put the stencil sticker on and paint– that’s it!
Simple and elegant for your tree!
“Hand in Hand” soap dispenser~ $1.50
We provide the soap dispenser and the saying on transparency.
You place it inside and tie a ribbon. It’s easy and makes a great gift!
16x23 Advent Calendar by Sarah Schuller ~ $15.00
Pre-sewn pockets on this cute calendar make it easy for you to assemble.
We provide the kit. You trace and cut out the numbers and then iron them on.
Nashville Temple Board 11x14 by Rebecca Jacobs ~ $9.00
We provide the photograph of the temple, the board,
FREEBIES!
Child care is also available. Please indicate on your order form if you will need it that night. We will rotate the moms who need child care, 30 minutes each in the nursery.
Simple and elegant for your tree!
“Hand in Hand” soap dispenser~ $1.50We provide the soap dispenser and the saying on transparency.
You place it inside and tie a ribbon. It’s easy and makes a great gift!
16x23 Advent Calendar by Sarah Schuller ~ $15.00Pre-sewn pockets on this cute calendar make it easy for you to assemble.
We provide the kit. You trace and cut out the numbers and then iron them on.
When finished, you attach plastic hanging loops on the back.
Countdown to Christmas is fun for the kids!
Countdown to Christmas is fun for the kids!
Nashville Temple Board 11x14 by Rebecca Jacobs ~ $9.00We provide the photograph of the temple, the board,
the paint, brush, and mod podge.
You paint it, and brush on the mod podge– that’s it.
Lovely for your wall!
OR
Bring your own temple or family picture in 11x14 size ~ $6.00
OR
Bring your own temple or family picture in 11x14 size ~ $6.00
FREEBIES!
If you're not interested in crafting or want something that's free, we will have
a Christmas Family Home Evening kit to make and a service project to do.
We are also planning to have a few classes. More info to come soon!
Child care is also available. Please indicate on your order form if you will need it that night. We will rotate the moms who need child care, 30 minutes each in the nursery.
If you have any questions or need an order form,
you can contact Amy Rahm at amyrahm@gmail.com OR 615.497.5692
Sunday, September 12, 2010
New Sisters Dinner
Tuesday, September 28th!!
It's time for our annual dinner where we get to know our new sisters a little bit better. We've had so many move-ins this year and we're excited at how much our ward has grown!Mark your calendars for this fun event. We had a great turnout last year with some amazing food and can't wait to see what everyone brings this year! There are sign up sheets in the RS binders where you can let us know what you're bringing.
Witch hats are welcome and we'll be decorating paper witch hats as well. See you there!
Click HERE for directions to Sheila Kane's home.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Temple Day in September
This week we are starting up our monthly temple days for Relief Society. On Wednesday, September 8th at 9:30 for those that would like to go to the temple we will have babysitting available at the church. Shobhna will be bring a CD player and kiddie songs for singing and dancing fun. She will also be bringing some crafty type things as well as snacks. We hope to see you all.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
A Special Thanks
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Family Home Evening Activity
Please mark your calendars for our activity on August 24th at 7pm. We have a fun night planned all about Family Home Evening. We will be making a kit so you will have at least one fully planned and all put together lesson. We will also have open discussion to give all of us new ideas, no matter what walk of life we are in. We have a few other ideas and will post more details and pictures soon! Please don't miss it, it's going be informative and fun!!


Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Ward Temple Night
Dear Sisters,
Carnton Ward has the assignment to clean the temple this Friday evening following the 7:30 session, beginning about 9:00 pm. 7-8 people can easily complete the project in 1/2 an hour. Please let me know if you can help. You must have a current temple recommend.
Please plan on coming to the Ward Temple night August 20, 2010
Carnton Ward has the assignment to clean the temple this Friday evening following the 7:30 session, beginning about 9:00 pm. 7-8 people can easily complete the project in 1/2 an hour. Please let me know if you can help. You must have a current temple recommend.
Please plan on coming to the Ward Temple night August 20, 2010
Provident Living Harvest

PROVIDENT LIVING
Would you like to capture the harvest? Learn how to preserve your fruits and vegetables to enjoy all year long! A representative and expert from Extension Services, Joan Wherely, will be teaching us how to can and bottle produce. Make your pantry a self-reliant pantry! Join us Tuesday, August 10th, 7-9 pm at the church. Babysitting provided. For questions, contact Christine Brady, (615) 591-0027, livebyfaith22@gmail.com or Trish Nabrotzky, (615) 478-2259, tnabrotzky@hotmail.com or go to the website www.meetup.com/PROVIDENTLIVING/.
Christine & Trish
P R O V I D E N T L I V I N G
& Self Reliance
www.meetup.com/providentliving
Friday, July 9, 2010
Collection of 100 dresses

The stake would like us to collect 100 dresses as a service project for our community. If you have any gently used dresses and/or accessories also any time of bussiness suits, please bring them to the church. There will be collection boxes located in both enterances. We are still collecting Dresses through the month of August. Thank you for your service.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Thank you
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Ward Activity

Just a reminder that we have a ward activity this Saturday at 6:30pm! Come and have a great time trying new food and some old favorites! There is still time to sign up for food and if you already signed up then please come early to the activity so you will have time to setup your table. Thanks so much and we will see you there!!!!!!!
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Temple Board Craft
Saturday, June 5, 2010
June 13 Stake Conference
President Grayson was notified today that there will be a special Stake meeting to be held Sunday June 13th, 10am to approx 11:30am. All units in the stake will attend. This meeting will take the place of sacrament service. We will be visited by two members of the Seventy: Elder Kevin Duncan and Elder Devon Cornish. It will be a great blessing to gather as a stake and be instructed by general authorities.
Early arrival is recommended so that we may invite the spirit through reverence in the minutes that lead up to the meeting. Please encourage all members and investigators to attend.
Early arrival is recommended so that we may invite the spirit through reverence in the minutes that lead up to the meeting. Please encourage all members and investigators to attend.
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
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
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
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