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Service Room Spotlight DID YOU KNOW... “Idaho ranks third in the country for the most hours of service per capita, at 51.3 hours per per- son per year, according to a report released this week. That adds up to 58.6 million hours of service, worth $1.2 billion for the state. Despite difficult economic times, the number of Ameri- cans volunteering in their communities jumped by 1.6 million last year - the largest increase in six years.” The Idaho Statesman, Thursday, July 1, 2010 STAKE HSR INVITATIONS FOR APRIL Tuesdays Mountain Home Stake Meridian Amity Stake Wednesday Nampa West Stake Nyssa Oregon Stake Thursdays Nampa East Stake Ontario Oregon Stake A Monthly Publication of the Boise Humanitarian Service Room - Volume 2, Issue 4 - April, 2011 CURRENT NEEDS Twin and Full quilts Wood blocks Hand puppets Quiet books Pocket dolls Layette gowns Receiving blankets YARN SCHOOL KITS “AND REMEMBER IN ALL THINGS THE POOR AND THE NEEDY...” D&C 52:40 Deseret Industries 10740 Fairview • Tues, Weds. Thurs. from 10-2 • 375-4681 ext.113 • [email protected] “Hath not God chosen the poor of this world rich in faith, and heirs of the kingdom which he hath promised to them that love him?” James 2:5 WE WANT TO KNOW about your WARD or STAKE Humanitarian Activity!! Maybe we can HELP, or maybe we can BE THERE! Please give us call or stop by if you have any QUESTIONS or IDEAS for us.. Sisters from the Bois e Stake Relief Society recen tly met together to kick off their unique Stake Human itarian Service project. A delicious brunch was ser ved and a media presentat ion was given by local physician Dr. Peggy Doucette about an orphanage in Uganda. Dr. Doucette, along w ith family members and fri ends travel to Africa often to assist in an orphanage where approxi- mately 500 childr en liv e. The chil dren the re have nothing to call their own. Wards in the Boise Sta ke received boxes with all the materials necessary to create more than 500 dolls, puppets and other items that will be completed and delivered to the children by Dr. Doucette and her associates as they travel to Uganda this spring. What an inspiring and wonde rful opportunity for the Boise Stake to participate in a Humanitarian effort, bringing hope and joy to individual children across the globe. Members of the Stake Relief Society Presidency Kris Sturgill (left) and Karen Orien (right) with Dr. Margaret (Peggy) Doucette (center) at the Boise Stake Relief Society Humanitarian Activity NEW LEADER TRAINING - Thursday May 5 @ 7:00 p.m. Beginning in the Bishops Storehouse
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Service Room Spotlight
DID YOU KNOW...“Idaho ranks third in the country for the most
hours of service per capita, at 51.3 hours per per-son per year, according to a report released thisweek. That adds up to 58.6 million hours of
service, worth $1.2 billion for the state. Despitedifficult economic times, the number of Ameri-
cans volunteering in their communities jumped by1.6 million last year - the largest increase in six
years.” The Idaho Statesman, Thursday, July 1, 2010
STAKE HSR
INVITATIONS FOR
APRIL
Tuesdays
Mountain Home Stake
Meridian Amity Stake
WednesdayNampa West Stake
Nyssa Oregon Stake
Thursdays
Nampa East Stake
Ontario Oregon Stake
A Monthly Publication of the Boise Humanitarian Service Room - Volume 2, Issue 4 - April, 2011
CURRENT NEEDS
Twin and Full quiltsWood blocksHand puppetsQuiet booksPocket dolls
Layette gownsReceiving blankets
YARN
SCHOOL KITS
“AND REMEMBER IN ALL THINGS THE POOR AND THE NEEDY...” D&C 52:40
Deseret Industries 10740 Fairview • Tues, Weds. Thurs. from 10-2 • 375-4681 ext.113 • [email protected]
“Hath not God chosen the poor of this world rich in
faith, and heirs of the kingdom which he hath
promised to them that love him?” James 2:5
WE WANT
TO
KNOW
about your
WARD
or
STAKE
Humanitarian
Activity!!
Maybe we canHELP, or maybe
we canBE THERE!
Please give us callor stop by
if you have anyQUESTIONS or IDEAS
for us..
Sisters from the Boise Stake Relief Society recently met together to kick off their unique Stake Humanitarian Service project.
A delicious brunch was served and a media presentation was given
by local physician Dr. Peggy Doucette about an orphanage inUganda. Dr. Doucette, along with family members and friendstravel to Africa often to assist in an orphanage where approxi-
mately 500 children live. The children there have nothing to calltheir own. Wards in the Boise Stake received boxes with all thematerials necessary to create more than 500 dolls, puppets and
other items that will be completed and delivered to the children byDr. Doucette and her associates as they travel to Uganda this
spring. What an inspiring and wonderful opportunity for the BoiseStake to participate in a Humanitarian effort, bringing hope and joy
to individual children across the globe.
Members of the Stake Relief Society Presidency Kris Sturgill (left)
and Karen Orien (right) with Dr. Margaret (Peggy) Doucette
(center) at the Boise Stake Relief Society Humanitarian Activity
NEW LEADER TRAINING - Thursday May 5 @ 7:00 p.m.Beginning in the Bishops Storehouse
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