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    This newsletter provides information about Relief Society events in April including General Conference and lessons. It encourages participation in Relief Society to bless families and communities. It highlights a member, Aimee Tueller, and announces births and a recipe for quiche Lorraine. Upcoming preparedness and garden activities are also noted.

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    This newsletter provides information about Relief Society events in April including General Conference and lessons. It encourages participation in Relief Society to bless families and communities. It highlights a member, Aimee Tueller, and announces births and a recipe for quiche Lorraine. Upcoming preparedness and garden activities are also noted.

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    This newsletter provides information about Relief Society events in April including General Conference and lessons. It encourages participation in Relief Society to bless families and communities. It highlights a member, Aimee Tueller, and announces births and a recipe for quiche Lorraine. Upcoming preparedness and garden activities are also noted.

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    LDS.org Angel Crossing


    Relief Society Newsletter
    He Lives
    Watch and share a new Mor-
    mon Messages video, “He
    Lives,” to see and hear mod-
    ern-day Apostles testify that APRIL 2010
    Jesus Christ is the Savior
    and that He lives today. This
    video is also available in
    Spanish. Presidency Message, Amanda Hancock Education Counselor
    What do a girl born to a non-member family in San Salvador, a girl born under the
    covenant in Provo Utah, and a girl born in [insert your birthplace here] have in com-
    mon? They all grew up to be members of the largest, most wonderful women’s organi-
    zation in the history of the word, of course! The girl born in San Salvador became Sis-
    ter Sylvia H. Allred, first counselor in the General Relief Society Presidency. The girl
    born in Provo was me, and obviously, the girl born in your birthplace is YOU! We come
    from many different circumstances, but we all have a great gift in the opportunity of
    being Relief Society sisters.
    Browse all Mormon Mes-
    sages on LDS.org or on
    YouTube. During the General Relief Society Meeting last September, Sister Allred gave a talk en-
    titled “Every Sister Needs Relief Society. I love her comment, “Your attendance at Re-
    lief Society Sunday meetings will bless you, but your participation in the work of Relief
    Society will bless the whole Church.” Perhaps we underestimate the full effects of what
    Revised Duty to we do. She continued. “We invite you to minister with your powerful influence for
    good in strengthening our families, our church, and our communities. You are a much-
    God Program needed force for love, truth, and righteousness in this world.” Let’s remember that as
    each of us does her part, we are doing something great together. Think of all the chil-
    The First
    Presidency
    dren and youth who are being taught the gospel in our homes and our church classes.
    has an- Think of all the families who are being blessed when we take in meals, make quilts and
    nounced a blankets, or donate to a food drive. Think of all of the homes that are a little happier
    revision to on the day Mom gets a visit from her visiting teachers. Truly, the work of Relief Society
    the Duty is the work of our Savior, and it is great! How blessed we each are to have our own
    to God part in it.
    program.
    A new
    Love, Sister Amanda Hancock
    book and related materials

    Sister Spotlight—Aimee Tueller


    will be sent to wards and
    branches beginning in June.
    For information about the
    new program, visit Duty- Aimee moved into the ward in December 2009. Growing up she lived
    toGod.lds.org. in the same house in Kaysville and is the oldest of three (brother and sister).
    She loves to scrapbook and is enjoying decorating her new home. Her favor-
    ite food is seafood—crab legs and shrimp are among the favorites. Her fa-
    vorite movies are Sandlot or the Notebook because Sandlot is a classic and
    the Notebook because she’s a romantic. Her favorite place to go is any-
    where with her husband and kids. Her most memorable vacation was four
    wheeling at the sand dunes. Three things that are unique or interesting
    about Aimee are that she likes to sky dive, loves taking pictures and her fin-
    gers are “grossly double jointed”.
    Visiting Lessons for April
    Teaching Corner April 4 General Conference
    April Visiting April 11 Fast Sunday/ GP lesson 8-Praying to Our Heavenly Father
    Teaching Message: April 18 GP lesson 9: Prophets of God
    April 25 Oct ‘09 Conference Talk: E. Bednar: More Diligent and
    Seeking and Receiving Concerned at Home.
    Personal Revelation

    How Can I Receive Per-


    sonal Revelation?
    April Birthdays
    April 3 Jen Golightly April 16 Karen Shipley
    "In its more familiar forms,
    revelation or inspiration
    April 6 Kelly Spencer Aaron April 20 Kristine Devoe
    comes by means of words or April 7 Lorrie Rands April 22 Koty Schmidt
    thoughts communicated to April 14 Donnell Bunting April 26 Ruth Stewart
    the mind (see Enos 1:10;

    Calendar Items
    D&C 8:2–3), by sudden
    enlightenment (see D&C
    6:14–15), by positive or
    negative feelings about pro- April 11 Ward Fast for Missionary Work—pray for those within our ward
    posed courses of action, or boundaries that may be open and receptive to the gospel.
    even by inspiring perform-
    April 17 Ward 10 yr. Reunion, Ellison Park Bowery 3-6pm.
    ances, as in the performing
    May 4 Senior Saints Luncheon 12pm (noon) Stake Center
    arts. As President Boyd K.
    Packer, . . . President of the
    Quorum of the Twelve Second Annual Spring Vegetable Garden Tour is approaching. There will be an emer-
    Apostles, has stated, gency preparedness fair held in conjunction with the tour this year. We will have pres-
    'Inspiration comes more as a entations done by knowledgeable neighbors on things like lawn care, water wise water-
    3
    feeling than as a sound.' " ing techniques, home storage containers, gardening tips and much more. There will
    also be sign up lists to share garden tillers, trailers, etc. Call Melinda LeCheminant to
    Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the participate in the garden tour: 801-544-9008.
    Quorum of the Twelve
    Apostles.
    Amber Miller had a baby boy on March 22.. His name is Brayden.
    Looking for a recipe that
    was in a newsletter? Leila Turner had a baby boy on March 23. His name is Nathan.
    Visit our blog!
    Angelcrossingladies.
    blogspot.com
    Recipe Box
    Previous copies of our Quiche Lorraine
    newsletters are stored here! By: Kat Holt
    1 1/2 c. shredded cheese (Colby jack or Swiss) 4 Tblsp. Flour
    Looking for a metal detec- 1/2 cup finely chopped cooked ham 3 eggs
    tor, how about a cake pan 1 cup milk 1/4 tsp. salt
    or shoe boxes? Find a 1 (9 inch) unbaked pie shell
    good deal that others can
    benefit from? Combine cheese and flour, spread in the bottom of pie shell. Spread ham
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    evenly over the cheese. Combine eggs, milk, and salt. Beat until smooth and
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    pour evenly over ham and cheese. Bake at 375 for 45 minutes or until the cus-
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    tard is set. Can also leave unbaked, wrap in press and seal and tin foil and
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    freeze. FROM FROZEN: Thaw in fridge overnight. Remove foil and press and
    Contact a member of the RS
    presidency to be added.
    seal. Bake uncovered as directed.

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