Surviving Middle School

Join this panel discussion with some of our graduated seniors on middle school perspective and the tricks you need to survive the journey. Come with your questions!

Surviving Middle School from Karly Nielsen on Vimeo.

How to Be a ROCKSTAR Babysitter

Learn from Heather Hayes how to be the best babysitter on the block with fun tips and tricks!

How to Be a ROCKSTAR Babysitter from Karly Nielsen on Vimeo.

**A MUST SEE** Fight the New Drug

Better understand the harmful effects of pornography through science, facts, and personal accounts with presenter Clay Olsen. The clip is missing the first few minutes. Sorry! We had a few technical difficulties.

Fight the New Drug from Karly Nielsen on Vimeo.

Teenage Dating 101

We invite all interested youth 14 and older to attend a fun and sensible discussion with Becca and Justin Godfrey about the lost art of dating.

Teenage Dating 101 from Karly Nielsen on Vimeo.

“Getting The Most Out of Your Scripture Study.”

“Getting The Most Out of Your Scripture Study.” Ryan Bell reminds us of the excitement and joy that can be found in reading the scriptures.

“Getting The Most Out of Your Scripture Study.” from Karly Nielsen on Vimeo.

“Cooking 101: Great Basics You Need to Know Before You Leave Home.”

“Cooking 101: Great Basics You Need to Know Before You Leave Home.” Join our skilled Stake Young Women Presidency for the best time you’ll have in the kitchen. Come stir! Come chop! Come hungry!
“Cooking 101: Great Basics You Need to Know Before You Leave Home.” from Karly Nielsen on Vimeo.

“Sweat a Little, Say Your Prayers, and Surround Yourself With Good.”

“Sweat a Little, Say Your Prayers, and Surround Yourself With Good.” Examine with Sara and McKay Bateman the relationship and eternal perspective between physical, spiritual, and emotional health. Gain a better understanding why strengthening each is important to our well-being and happiness.

“Sweat a Little, Say Your Prayers, and Surround Yourself With Good.” McKay and Sara Bateman from Karly Nielsen on Vimeo.

Saturday morning... DECIDE NOW!!

Participants will have the opportunity to attend three classes/workshops according to their tastes and curiosities; topics are wide ranging, far reaching, and fun. With 12 classes to choose from, the youth committee has labored to offer you a diversity of options that are as personally relevant and interesting to you as they are spiritually helpful, interesting, and engaging.

Participants face tough choices, as all 12 options are fantastic. You can only attend three, however, so choose wisely. We encourage you to take notes as ideas and impressions come during the classes/workshops. If you aren’t into taking notes, or didn’t get to experience all the options you would have liked, don’t fret. Most classes will be filmed and made available in about a week’s time on our blog: www.standinaholyplace.blogspot.com.

Schedule:

Class/Workshop 1: 10:15 to 10:45 AM

Class/Workshop 2: 10:55 to 11:25 AM

Class/Workshop 3: 11:35 to 12:05 PM

 Keynote Address: 12:15 to  1:00 PM (ALL meet in the GYM)

Breaks:

There is a 10-minute break between all classes. Feel free to use this time to self-hydrate and kill your snack-attack (in the GYM). All classes/workshops start and end on-time, so be QUICK!

Keynote Address: “Fight the New Drug.” Better understand the harmful effects of pornography through science, facts, and personal accounts with Clay Olsen. Location: GYM

Option 1: “Catch the Wave!” Join Jake Black, head of the missionary social media department, and learn how YOU can spread the good word of the GOSPEL thru social media. Location: Room 40 (Elder’s Quorum Room, south of stage)

Option 2: “Is That the Spirit, or Just Me?” Discuss with Marty Patch how to better use the greatest guide you already have. Location: Chapel

Option 3: “What I REALLY Wish I Had Known as a Teenager.” By Clint Cresap, Navy Officer and helicopter/combat pilot. Life planning using the special operations mission planning process. Location: Room 32 (upstairs)

Option 4: “Teenage Dating 101” We invite all interested youth 14 and older to attend a fun and sensible discussion with Becca and Justin Godfrey about the lost art of dating. Location: Room 26/28 (YW’s Room, upstairs)

Option 5: “Whatever Principle of Intelligence We Attain Unto In This Life…” Join college professor Stormy Vehnekamp to glean from her experiences what you can do now to prepare for college. Location: Room 25 (upstairs)

Option 6: “Getting The Most Out of Your Scripture Study.” Ryan Bell reminds us of the excitement and joy that can be found in reading the scriptures. Location: High Council Room (behind stage, upstairs)

Option 7: “I Hope They Call Me On a Mission.” Former Mission Presidents, Kevin and Susan Pinegar, will lead a panel discussion with past and present missionaries. Come with your questions! Location: Room 29/30 (upstairs)

Option 8: “Surviving Middle School.” Join this panel discussion with some of our graduated seniors on middle school perspective and the tricks you need to survive the journey. Come with your questions! Location: Storage room (off the GYM, north of kitchen)

Option 9: “Cooking 101: Great Basics You Need to Know Before You Leave Home.” Join our skilled Stake Young Women Presidency for the best time you’ll have in the kitchen. Come stir! Come chop! Come hungry! Location: Relief Society Room (main hallway, connected to the kitchen)

Option 10: “Fashion 101.” All interested FEMALES join Emily McCormick to learn the ‘ins’ and ‘outs’ of fashion. Bring your questions and ideas and be prepared to enjoy a quick look into the world of fashion. Location: Primary Room (main hallway)

Option 11: “How to Be a ROCKSTAR Babysitter.” Learn from Heather Hayes how to be the best babysitter on the block with fun tips and tricks! Location: Room 24 (upstairs)

Option 12: “Sweat a Little, Say Your Prayers, and Surround Yourself With Good.” Examine with Sara and McKay Bateman the relationship and eternal perspective between physical, spiritual, and emotional health. Gain a better understanding why strengthening each is important to our well-being and happiness. Location: Chapel Overflow

Youth Conference Preparation Sheet

2013 Bonneville Stake Youth Conference

“Stand Ye In Holy Places – And Be Not Moved”

Youth Prep Sheet

FRIDAY, JUNE 14

Where & When	What Am I Doing?	What Do I Bring?
Stake Center 8 a.m.	Getting conference swag & snacks Scaling Ensign Peak Picnic Lunch Uncovering Your Family History	Morning: o   Cheerful attitude! o   Comfortable walking shoes o   Wear sunscreen o   Temple Square/Hike-appropriate clothing: remember Strength of Youth standards! J
Home 4-6 p.m.	Resting Up!
Boyden Home 11th South 15th East 6-11 p.m.	Costa Vida Fiesta Sketch comedy group Devotional w/ President Fowles Outdoor movie & (even more) snacks	Evening: o   BBQ/outdoor fireside appropriate clothing, incl. sweater/coat/sweatshirt: remember Strength of Youth standards! J o   Blanket (will be sitting on ground) o   Pillow (optional)
Home 11 p.m.	… dreaming about youth conference …

SATURDAY, JUNE 15

Where & When	What Am I Doing?	What Do I Bring?
Stake Center 10 a.m.	EFY classes, activities (& snacks)	ALL DAY: o   Cheerful attitude! o   Nice-casual clothing appropriate for moderate outdoor activity and being in chapel: remember Strength of Youth standards! J
Garden Park Ward 1:30-9 p.m.	Pizza lunch Carnival w/ Special Needs Mutual BBQ dinner & awards Devotional w/ Pres. & Sister McConkie
Home 9 p.m.	… remembering what you learned @ youth conference … preparing for Fall standards night @ the temple …

Where is your holy place?

Did you notice...

Did you notice the TABS at the top of our homepage? Please click on the "YOUTH" tab and then click on a name. Any highlighted name will have a pop out window appear showing you a photo(s) and the holy place statement for our youth attending Youth Conference. Check it out, we are using new technology called Ultralinks!

Where is your holy place?

Where is your holy place?

Where is your holy place?

Where is your holy place?

Where is your holy place?

Where is your holy place?

The temple is my holy place. 

A temple is literally the house of the Lord. 

The Lord has always commanded his people to build 

temples, holy buildings in which worthy 

Saints perform sacred ceremonies and ordinances 

of the gospel for themselves and for the dead. 

The Lord visits his temples, and they are 

the most holy of all places of worship.

-LDS.org

Where is your holy place?

Where is your holy place?

A MUST see...

One of our Youth Conference service projects will be indexing downtown at the Family History Library. This video is a perfect compliment to understand why we should be doing this NOW....

Where is your holy place?

Where is your holy place?

April 10th Kick-off activity HIGHLIGHTS!

What happens when you get around 100 youth in a photo booth or eating fondue or playing beach towel volleyball or registering for Youth Conference? See for yourself... 

Stand: 2013 Theme Song

Youth Conference Kick-off activity 4/10/13

The stake youth conference committee is hosting a not-to-be-missed activity for all YW/YM on Wednesday, April 10, at 6:30 p.m. at the Garden Park Ward.  Come learn more about this summer’s youth conference, eat amazing fondue, share how you stand in holy places, eat more amazing fondue and try some water-balloon volleyball.  Questions?  Talk with your ward youth reps: 

Garden Park: Grae Richardson and Jonny Woolstenhulme

Yale: Dallas Bates and Ashlee Stauffer

Bonneville 1: Emily Demordaunt and Gavin Zobell

Bonneville 2: Devin Dayton and Andy Smart

Yalecrest 1: Will Ludwig and Victoria Brown

Yalecrest 2: Isaac Schiel and Scout Asay