This Week: Lesson #6 - Jesus Christ, Our Savior and Redeemer
Next Week: Teachings For Our Times - "Sharing Your Light" by Sister Neill F. Marriott (from Oct. 2014 General Conference; November 2014 Ensign)
Relief Society Sisters& Young Women
Come join us for the Relief Society Birthday Party at the
RELIEF SOCIETY MALL
Tuesday, March 31st @ 6:30 PM
The night will be filled with:
Dinning at the Food Court
Visiting the Shops
and a Movie at the Cinema
Don't miss this "Sale-A-Bration"!
Dinning at the Food Court
Visiting the Shops
and a Movie at the Cinema
Don't miss this "Sale-A-Bration"!
Ward Choir: We meet at 10 AM every Sunday except Fast Sunday, in the Bingham Seminary Building. We'd love for you to join us!
Lunch Bunch: Join the ladies in the ward as we get together to socialize over lunch.
The meal is your expense.
The meal is your expense.
The Habit Burger Grill
@ The District
11428 S. Parkway Plaza
Tuesday, March 10th @ 11:30 AM
SEE YOU THERE!
R.S. Temple Day: April 2nd, meet in the lobby by 9:10 AM
Ward Temple Day: March 19th, at 7:00 PM
Ireland is where strange tales begin and happy
endings are possible. ~ Charles Haughey
Did You Know...The Emerald Isle aka Ireland
endings are possible. ~ Charles Haughey
Did You Know...The Emerald Isle aka Ireland
*~ 73% of Americans are unable to locate Ireland on a map bereft of country names.
*~ The song “When Irish Eyes are Smiling,” synonymous with Ireland and all things Irish, was written by two Americans, Graff and Olcott, in 1912. There are no records to show that they ever even visited Ireland.
*~ The guillotine was used by the Irish 500 years before the French adopted it.
*~ At the Olympics, boxing is Ireland's most successful sport.
*~ Ireland has had its own Olympics since the Bronze Age, called the Tailteann Games.
*~ Ireland is the only country in the world which has a musical instrument, the harp, as their national symbol. The oldest known harp in existence is housed in Trinity College, Dublin. It dates back from at least 1300.
*~ The original Guinness Brewery in Dublin has a 9,000 year lease on it's property, at a perpetual rate of 45 Irish pounds per year.
*~ Drisheen is a type of pudding made from cows, pigs or sheep blood. White pudding is a mixture of pork, cereal, bread, fat and suet. Periwinkles are sea snails boiled in salted water.
*~ The longest place name in Ireland is Muckanaghederdauhaulia.
*~ The average height of an Irish man is 5' 8"; women is 5'5".
*~ Only 9% of the Irish population are natural redheads.
*~ The Irish flag was designed to reflect the country’s political situation. The orange stripe represents Irish Protestants, green is for Irish Catholics and white is for the hope that peace might eventually be reached between them.
Happy St. Patrick's Day!!
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