2026 March

Empty Nesters’ Family Home Evening will be
on 2026 March 09 at 19:00 (7pm)
at the Barson home (446 East 800 North).

Do you have a hobby, collection, talent, or something you do in your spare time that you could display/perform?? Join us to visit and get to know each other by displaying/performing something that tells others a little about you. If your hobby/talent creates something edible, then we'd love to sample that as part of the refreshments for the night. All ages are welcome to participate. 

All are welcome to attend. You don’t need to display/perform, just come be together.

Wednesday 2026 March 11 @ 19:00 (7pm)
in the Cultural Hall.

Please bring display items to the church or check in to perform between 18:30-18:50 (6:30-6:50pm).

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E084BABAD2EA1FE3-62386163-ward#/

Church members are encouraged to be civically engaged. Caucus night will be on March 17.  See your party’s state or county website or social media page for information regarding your caucus location.

Previous ward member, Kami Miner, daughter of Kye Barnett, passed away this last week. Her funeral services will be 2026 March 21. 

As Kami would say, "I love you, you love me, we are all a happy FAMILY!"

That MEANS ...WE WANT EVERYBODY PLEASE 🙏. 

Come Celebrate life and love ❤️ with us. 😊

10:30 - reception visit
11:30 - funeral service
12:30 - lunch and ice cream bar. ABSOLUTELY EVERYONE EVERYONE IS INVITED FOR LUNCH AND ICE CREAM BAR. 

Chapel: 1167 South 1700 East Spanish Fork 

zoom link is : https://byu.zoom.us/my/kye.barnett.byu.edu

To help us invite the Holy Spirit in our lives a bit more and to help us be prepare for General Conference we have set aside

Thursday 2026 March 26

as a Ward Temple Day

We have selected two official endowment session times:
- 13:00 (1pm)
- 19:00 (7pm)

However, if you are unable to attend either of these session times please feel free to attend the temple at any time that day, or any day.

Wayne & Lynne Cadman

70th Wedding Anniversary Celebration

Date: 2026 April 11

Time: 14:00-16:00 (2-4pm)

Location: LDS Church, 760 N 400 E, Springville Utah

NO GIFTS PLEASE

PLEASE JOIN US TO CELEBRATE

Lite refreshments served

We need you!

Any ability!

Practices on most Sundays (except fast Sunday)
at 13:15 (1:15pm) in the Chapel.

Questions? Please email or call/text Renee Godfrey:
ReneeGod4rey@gmail.com
303.912.6590

A weekly Gathering Place for YSAs in Springville has been established and we ask that you extend a personal invitation to all graduating seniors and all other YSAs in your ward boundary to attend the Gathering Place.

A Gathering Place is a space where young single adults can participate in uplifting activities and experiences that strengthen connections with one another and with the Lord. For now, it consists of Institute classes and a dinner every Thursday night. The Gathering Place is held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on 50 N Main Street in Springville. For more information about gathering places for young single adults please refer to the following website:

Establishing a YSA Gathering Place

SELF RELIANCE CORNER
provided by Bob Swenson

How to Flush Your Water

You probably have a gas water heater--in this area most are. The only difference between flushing a gas or electric water heater is that for one you turn off the gas, for the other you turn off the electricity in the breaker box.

Here are the easy steps to flushing your water heater (assuming a gas water heater):

1. Turn the thermostat to off or Pilot. The former feels safer, the latter is easier to restart. If you turn it off, also turn the gas intake valve to off. Don’t do this if you turn it to just pilot.

2. Turn off the cold water supply. That’s the cold pipe, not the hot one--the easy way to tell which is which is just by touching them.

3. Turn on the hot water in a sink or tub. You will leave this on for the entire process.

4. Connect a garden hose to the drainage spigot and make sure the other end leads outside or into a drain. If neither is available, drain into a plastic tub or bucket.

5. Turn on the drainage spigot and let the tank drain until the water runs clear free of sediment. If the tank is bad, you need to drain it completely. If not, you might only need to drain for a few minutes.

6. Flush the heater by turning on the cold water that you turned off earlier. Let it run for a few minutes until there is little or no sediment showing in the water.

7. Once you feel the water is running clean, then it’s time to button up.

8. Turn off the drainage spigot and disconnect the hose.

9. Turn off the hot water where you turned it on at the beginning.

10. Turn on the cold water spigot leading to your hot water heater.

11. Turn on the hot water spigot of a sink or tub to get the air out of the system. Turn it off.

12. If you shut off the gas to your hot water heater, turn it back on. And then re-light the pilot light. If you have an electric hot water heater, flip the breaker switch on your electrical panel that gives power to your hot water heater.

It should take about twenty minutes for the water to heat up. Then check that it’s working. Keep in mind, each time you turn on a new sink or shower or tub, it will spit out air and stuff for a bit.

When: every Tuesday evening at 21:00 (9pm)
Where: Stake Center

Players of all skill levels are welcome.

For more information contact Steve Baxter (801-636-1229).

Ward 15 (09:00 (am))
- Sunday: Unlock building, set up chairs, distribute hymn books

Ward 17 (10:30 (am))
- Every Day: Snow Shoveling*, Building Lockup
- Agent-Bishop Duties: Maintain Supplies (Copy Paper, Printer Toner, Sacrament Cups)

Ward 13 (12:00 (pm))
- Sunday: Take down chairs, empty garbage bins, lock up building