A job and career fair for job seekers and employers from throughout Riverside County will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 29 at Cathedral City High School gymnasium.
Assemblyman V. Manual Pérez (D-Coachella) is hosting the fair with the Riverside County Employment Development Department and Workforce Development Center.
The schedule includes a résumé-writing and interviewing skills workshop at 10 and 11 a.m.
The high school is at 69-250 Dinah Shore Drive.
Information: (760) 342-8047
Monday, August 17, 2009
Job Fair
August 18th at Murrieta Stake Employment Center located at the Murrieta Stake Center
24820 Las Brisas Rd
Murrieta CA 92562
For more information please call 1-866-837-1537
24820 Las Brisas Rd
Murrieta CA 92562
For more information please call 1-866-837-1537
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Elder Sean Mabey
From Lieu:
Sean was more than ready to go to the MTC on Wednesday. He told us that he didn't want to be late the first day he's there. And of course, we wanted to keep him with us as long as we can......just one more hug........ ;) We did the "Stop, Drop, and Roll" when we dropped Sean off at the MTC. When we came to the curb in front of the receiving building, he was greeted by a host missionary who assisted him through the check-in process. Then two happy and friendly missionaries help Sean take his luggage to his residence room. Since the process was so quick, I only took one picture of Sean at the curb site. See attached picture. Sean will be at the Provo MTC for another 2 weeks. He leaves Provo on 8/25 and he'll be at the Guatemala MTC for another 6 weeks. Sean Provo address:
Elder Sean Mabey
MTC Mailbox 204-0825
2005 N 900 E
Provo, Utah, 84604-1793
You can also go to the website "dearelder.com" to write to Sean for free. They will ask for donation, but you can click "no"
When you're on the screen:
Click "Write a letter" (top left)
Another screen will pop up
Arrow down to Provo MTC
Click on "Write to missionary"
Fill in the necessary information on the envelope
Sean MTC Box # 204
Estimated MTC departure date 0825
Enter you email address (you'll get a confirmation on your email later)
Click "Send letter"
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Walking Group
Becca B. and a group of other women in the ward go walking each night around 8pm for about an hour if anyone is interested!! Meet at Becca's and have otter pops afterwards!
Jam Night
What a fun night! 17 people showed up and had a "berry" good time learning how to make Strawberry Freezer Jam.Kortney was a miniature Rachel Ray in her kitchen who whipped us up some yummy jam and homemade rolls too!We got to take home the recipe and a cute little sample jar.Thanks to everyone for joining-in on our "jam" session!
Hair Bows Galore!
Hair Bows Galore!
A big thank you to Ruth Dursteler for teaching a group of 10 sisters how to make 3 types of hair bows!That girl knows her stuff and what a fun turn-out and a fun event!We even got spoiled with some munchies too! Join us next time...these are great for your daughters, granddaughters, and even to give as gifts.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
August Calendar
8/5 Mommy and Me Park Day 10am
8/7 Mommy and Me Pool Day 1-4pm
8/12 Crafter's Club 6:30pm at Emily McDonald's home
8/12 Mommy and Me Park Day 10am
8/13 Mommy and Me at Oak Glen Park 9:30-11:30
8 /15 Stake Blood Drive
8/15 Ward Temple Night 6:15pm
8/19 Mommy and Me Park Day 10am
8/20 Activity Days for 8-11 Year Old Girls 4:30-5:30 pm at the church
8/21 Mommy and Me Pool Day 1-4pm
8/22 Back To Basics-Info to follow
8/24 School Starts!
8/26 Mommy and Me Park Day 10am
8/26 Girls Night In at 6-8Pm at Robin William's Home "Desserts are Divine"
8/30 Stake Conference
8/7 Mommy and Me Pool Day 1-4pm
8/12 Crafter's Club 6:30pm at Emily McDonald's home
8/12 Mommy and Me Park Day 10am
8/13 Mommy and Me at Oak Glen Park 9:30-11:30
8 /15 Stake Blood Drive
8/15 Ward Temple Night 6:15pm
8/19 Mommy and Me Park Day 10am
8/20 Activity Days for 8-11 Year Old Girls 4:30-5:30 pm at the church
8/21 Mommy and Me Pool Day 1-4pm
8/22 Back To Basics-Info to follow
8/24 School Starts!
8/26 Mommy and Me Park Day 10am
8/26 Girls Night In at 6-8Pm at Robin William's Home "Desserts are Divine"
8/30 Stake Conference
August 2009 Visiting Teaching Message
Seek Education and Lifelong Learning
Ensign, August 2009
Teach these scriptures and quotations or, if needed, another principle that will bless the sisters you visit. Bear testimony of the doctrine. Invite those you visit to share what they have felt and learned.
Why Should I Continually Seek Spiritual and Secular Education?
D&C 93:36–37: "The glory of God is intelligence, or, in other words, light and truth. Light and truth forsake that evil one."
Julie B. Beck, Relief Society general president: "The Lord has told us that our time should 'be devoted to the studying of the scriptures' (D&C 26:1) and that 'the Book of Mormon and the holy scriptures are given . . . for [our] instruction' (D&C 33:16). Every woman can be a gospel doctrine instructor in her home, and every sister in the Church needs gospel knowledge as a leader and teacher. If you have not already developed the habit of daily scripture study, start now and keep studying in order to be prepared for your responsibilities in this life and in the eternities" ("My Soul Delighteth in the Scriptures," Liahona and Ensign, May 2004, 107–8).
President Thomas S. Monson: "Beyond our study of spiritual matters, secular learning is also essential. . . . I urge you to pursue your education—if you are not already doing so or have not done so—that you might be prepared to provide if circumstances necessitate such.
"Your talents will expand as you study and learn. You will be able to better assist your families in their learning, and you will have peace of mind in knowing that you have prepared yourself for the eventualities that you may encounter in life" ("Three Goals to Guide You," Liahona and Ensign, Nov. 2007, 119).
How Can I Be a Lifelong Learner?
President Henry B. Eyring, First Counselor in the First Presidency: "We will have to make some hard choices of how we use our time. . . . But remember, you are interested in education, not just for mortal life but for eternal life. When you see that reality clearly with spiritual sight, you will put spiritual learning first and yet not slight the secular learning. . . .
" . . . And since what we will need to know is hard to discern, we need the help of heaven to know which of the myriad things we could study we would most wisely learn. It also means that we cannot waste time entertaining ourselves when we have the chance to read or to listen to whatever will help us learn what is true and useful. Insatiable curiosity will be our hallmark" ("Education for Real Life," Ensign, Oct. 2002, 18, 19).
Elder Robert D. Hales of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles: "A few of the basic attributes needed to become a lifelong learner are courage, faithful desire, humility, patience, curiosity, and a willingness to communicate and share the knowledge that we gain. . . .
"My dear sisters, don't ever sell yourself short as a woman or as a mother. . . . Do not let the world define, denigrate, or limit your feelings of lifelong learning and the values of motherhood in the home—both here mortally and in the eternal learning and benefits you give to your children and to your companion.
"Lifelong learning is essential to the vitality of the human mind, body, and soul. It enhances self-worth and self-actuation. Lifelong learning is invigorating mentally and is a great defense against aging, depression, and self-doubt" ("The Journey of Lifelong Learning," in Brigham Young University 2008–2009 Speeches [2009], 2, 8–9).
Ensign, August 2009
Teach these scriptures and quotations or, if needed, another principle that will bless the sisters you visit. Bear testimony of the doctrine. Invite those you visit to share what they have felt and learned.
Why Should I Continually Seek Spiritual and Secular Education?
D&C 93:36–37: "The glory of God is intelligence, or, in other words, light and truth. Light and truth forsake that evil one."
Julie B. Beck, Relief Society general president: "The Lord has told us that our time should 'be devoted to the studying of the scriptures' (D&C 26:1) and that 'the Book of Mormon and the holy scriptures are given . . . for [our] instruction' (D&C 33:16). Every woman can be a gospel doctrine instructor in her home, and every sister in the Church needs gospel knowledge as a leader and teacher. If you have not already developed the habit of daily scripture study, start now and keep studying in order to be prepared for your responsibilities in this life and in the eternities" ("My Soul Delighteth in the Scriptures," Liahona and Ensign, May 2004, 107–8).
President Thomas S. Monson: "Beyond our study of spiritual matters, secular learning is also essential. . . . I urge you to pursue your education—if you are not already doing so or have not done so—that you might be prepared to provide if circumstances necessitate such.
"Your talents will expand as you study and learn. You will be able to better assist your families in their learning, and you will have peace of mind in knowing that you have prepared yourself for the eventualities that you may encounter in life" ("Three Goals to Guide You," Liahona and Ensign, Nov. 2007, 119).
How Can I Be a Lifelong Learner?
President Henry B. Eyring, First Counselor in the First Presidency: "We will have to make some hard choices of how we use our time. . . . But remember, you are interested in education, not just for mortal life but for eternal life. When you see that reality clearly with spiritual sight, you will put spiritual learning first and yet not slight the secular learning. . . .
" . . . And since what we will need to know is hard to discern, we need the help of heaven to know which of the myriad things we could study we would most wisely learn. It also means that we cannot waste time entertaining ourselves when we have the chance to read or to listen to whatever will help us learn what is true and useful. Insatiable curiosity will be our hallmark" ("Education for Real Life," Ensign, Oct. 2002, 18, 19).
Elder Robert D. Hales of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles: "A few of the basic attributes needed to become a lifelong learner are courage, faithful desire, humility, patience, curiosity, and a willingness to communicate and share the knowledge that we gain. . . .
"My dear sisters, don't ever sell yourself short as a woman or as a mother. . . . Do not let the world define, denigrate, or limit your feelings of lifelong learning and the values of motherhood in the home—both here mortally and in the eternal learning and benefits you give to your children and to your companion.
"Lifelong learning is essential to the vitality of the human mind, body, and soul. It enhances self-worth and self-actuation. Lifelong learning is invigorating mentally and is a great defense against aging, depression, and self-doubt" ("The Journey of Lifelong Learning," in Brigham Young University 2008–2009 Speeches [2009], 2, 8–9).
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