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As the summer Young Women Camp season approaches, I am thrown back into my days as the ward/stake/universe camp director. (Better than scouting. But not by much.)
While I served in Young Women the church policy changed to allow only one fundraiser per year for the youth. (And, yes, the “scout” fundraisers didn’t count in the […]

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Last Sunday a man in the stake came into the Relief Society room to make an announcement. It’s one I think you will appreciate. At least I did.
Three stakes in my area—including mine—all use a rustic camp in the mountains for the annual Young Women Camp, with land that was donated by members some time […]

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LDS World

Song written for Pompano Beach Stake Young Women Camp, 2001. Performed stunningly by Alison Moore Smith and Amber Marcello.
Sung to the tune of: Material Girl
Swimming, hiking, seeing friends
Well, that’s why camp’s for me (and me)
If you follow all the rules
You’ll have more fun you’ll see!!
When you get your clothes all ready
Please pack carefully (that’s key)
Standing […]

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In the past 18 years since I’ve been married, my callings have most often had me serving and teaching the youth. Primary Chorister, Primary President, Young Women advisor, a member of the ward Young Women presidency, etc. Currently, I teach a 12-18yrs. combined Sunday School class in the ward, and serve as 1st Counselor in […]

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Right now in my ward I get to work with the Young Women. I’ve grown to love it, though I didn’t at first. What I dreaded the most was all the drama.

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It’s more than a little personal. It’s what I grew up with. I got bullied every single week at church from just a few weeks after I started kindergarten (when “Bob” moved into my ward), until I was a teenager. I got bullied until the day I realized that I didn’t have to put up […]

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As I turned the corner at the top of the hill, I saw it, flapping in the breeze like a flag of surrender from my mailbox: the tall, white, kitchen garbage bag—symbolic of all culminating scout projects.

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Barbara writes:
Has Circle of Sisters ever discussed the environment of LDS youth dances? What level of lighting is appropriate? How loudly should music be played? What experiences have your readers had with providing alternate activities (such as games and service projects) for youth who don’t want to dance?

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