Funeral for Rita Jones

Rita Jones a member of our ward passed away Tuesday. Her funeral will be help at the Woodland Hills Building on Saturday June, 15th at 11:00am.

Pinterest Party

Thursday, June 13th, 6pm, Woodland Hills Bldg

Featuring Craft, Cooking, Sewing and FHE Projects from PINTEREST. Babysitting will be provided!

Sewing Project‐“Father’s Day Aprons”

Items to be brought from home:

• Man’s Button Down Shirt (Some type of pattern or design preferred)

• Oversized T-°©‐Shirt

Craft Project “Silk Flower Hair Accessories”

Items to be brought from home:

• Pair of craft scissors

• Hair clips, bobby pins, mini combs

Cooking Project “Cupcake Pot Pie”

Items to be brought from home:

• Cup cake baking pan

• Container to transport your yummies home in

FHE Project “FHE Magnet Board”

Items to be brought from home:

• Metal Cookie Sheet (That you no longer want to use)

Please RSVP by 6/12/13 with

Charne’ Tunson so that we are sure to have

enough materials for everyone.

323-997-0843

cmtunson@me.com

If you are able to bring a $5 donation to help with supplies that would be great. If you can't donate $5 please come anyway!!!

Baptism on Saturday 6/8

Saturday June 8, 11am, Stake Center

Zohreh Vaziri will be getting baptized this Saturday at 11am. Please come and support her wonderful decision.

Emilio's Faith

BY RAMON RAMIREZ

A deacon showed me—his bishop—what it means “to 

have faith to be healed.”

A few months ago, Emilio, one of the deacons in our ward, 

suddenly became very ill. The doctors were 

unable to diagnose what he had. Both he and his mother 

were scared because he was getting weaker 

and going downhill fast. His mother took him to the 

hospital several times but did not succeed in getting 

any answers.

Emilio’s mother brought him to the meetinghouse for a 

priesthood blessing. One of the members of the 

elders quorum and I, his bishop, had the privilege of 

blessing him, and he slept well for the first time in 

nights.

However, a few days later I learned that Emilio had 

experienced a relapse and was back in the hospital. 

Another brother and I quickly went to the hospital, where 

we were able to go into his room and visit 

with him. Thinking that Emilio would probably be 

discouraged by the downturn in his condition, I was 

especially uplifted by what happened next.

We talked about Jesus Christ, and I explained that the 

Savior has the power to surmount anything, 

according to His will. Emilio’s reply deeply touched our 

hearts: “Bishop, this is just another trial. I have 

faith that it will be over soon because I have faith in Jesus 

Christ.” We placed our hands on his head and again gave 

him a blessing.

After that night Emilio made an unbelievable and 

complete recovery. He was able to return to his daily 

activities and to church without difficulty.

Emilio had exercised the faith necessary for the Savior to 

perform the same kind of miracle He performed when He 

was here on earth. To me, Emilio is an example of those of 

whom the Lord said, “To some it is given to have faith to 

be healed” (D&C 46:19).

It is wonderful to have the privilege of exercising the 

priesthood in our lives and to know that we have 

a Heavenly Father, who loves us, and that through our 

faith in His Son, we can experience miracles in 

these latter days.

Garlic Chicken Puffs Recipe

• 4 ounces cream cheese
• 1 tsp garlic powder
• 1/2 cup cooked shredded chicken
• 2 (8 count) cans refrigerator crescent rolls

1. Mix cream cheese, garlic and chicken until well blended.
2. Unroll crescent rolls and cut each triangle into 2 triangles
(when you unroll the crescent rolls, 2 triangles are attached
making a big square, I just cut from there following the
perforation for one cut and made another cut from the other
corners = giving you 4 little triangles)
3. Place 1 tsp of chicken mixture on the center of each triangle
and fold the corners in over the creamy mixture.
4. Place on cookie sheet, lined with aluminum foil and sprayed
with no stick spray. Bake at 375 for 11-14 mins.

Original recipe found at tastykitchen.com

Tip of the Month

If you’re camping...Rub petroleum jelly over a bunch of cotton
balls, then store in ziplock bag. Then when you’re ready to make a
fire pull a few cotton strands out then place under your wood then
light your cotton ball…instant fire starter.