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People are not only concerned with the high cost of bottled water to our wallets and the environment, but also the low quality. Here is what New York Times columnist Bill Marsh had to say in a recent article: “Those eight daily glasses of water you're supposed to drink for good health? They will cost you $0.00135 -- about 49 cents a year...
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We met in the Cultural Hall where we had 3 overhead projectors set up and each sister upon her arrival was assisted in having her silhouette traced onto black paper. They then cut out their own...
All along the way (in an ideal world) Relief Society is there to bless our life and help us learn to function and grow and become. It helped our Grandmothers. They in turn helped our Mothers.
We appreciate your help in making this activity fun and successful for the sisters at your table. Help them to "get into" the activity by playing the part as much as they feel comfortable doing. We don’t want anyone to feel uncomfortable, so they can just read their clue if that is what they are comfortable with.
Sisters around the world have been doing the murder mystery from this website. Here are ideas of how they did it.
We had a VERY casual HFPE this time. We usually start in the RS room, but we didn’t even do that – we set up 2 long tables in the multi-purpose (nursery) room and did everything from there. We sat around the tables, passing handouts, etc.
We use our enrichment night as that it was so close to the actual date of R.S. B-day date. We already had scheduled a gentleman to come in from a local nursery to talk about gardening and test soil samples that we each brought in from our yards.
I've been the Enrichment leader for 7 months now, and I still look back to one particular activity in awe. We had the most relaxing, enjoyable time doing a Spiritual Spa Retreat.
We asked each sister to bring a display of their service or a certificate that night (a free haircut, pair of scissors, etc.) We also had certificates available that night for them to fill out if they didn't make one.
We in our RS are currently trying to bridge the gap between YW and RS, our June activity helped do that. For this years YW's camp the theme was A Wilderness of Colors, each branch in our district was assigned a YW's value color (which worked great as we have 7 branches)
After years of the Movie night being on The Homemaking Cottage it has been done successfully in many wards. These are ideas shared by these sisters. Don't forget that the original night was created by Cathy Colton.
All boys ages 8 years and above were invited to come with their mothers, grandmothers, etc. When they arrived they and their companion (moms) were given a name tag and a country where they were going to serve.
I had mm's in a bowl- they guessed the number, at the end of the night a miniature rose bush was given to the sister who guessed the closest. 
Our ward did a successful service project in November/December 2007 where we collected towels and soap for our local temporary aid center. In addition to food and other services, the center provides shower facilities for the homeless.
Precious Moments Theme: Hand outs were given. Each person was to choose a class. The classes were for 40 minutes. Refreshments served were peach, blueberry, and cherry cobbler. 
January Enrichment--our theme is "THE POWER OF "30"! We are going to have four mini presentations on the power of spending 30 minutes in certain areas of our lives.
The early bird went well last night! I had 7 sisters show up for it and they really enjoyed themselves. I told them that it was meant to be a fun time; a special treat for them for coming early.
When the sisters came in their picture was taken and a name tag in the shape of a crown was given to each. We are a new ward and we are working hard to get to know one another.
We had a "PJ's Party" theme. P for prayer, J for journals, & S for scriptures. On all of our publicity we invited everyone to come to the PJ party & if they wanted, wear their PJ's. As everyone came, we passed around little snack sized bags of snack mixes, trail mix etc.
I had everyone sign up to bring either a dinner for 2 or a dessert for 2. The sisters were asked to bring something they collect or treasure (ie: pictures, nativity scenes, memory boxes, etc).