Young Women Evening of recognition

 Congratulations to Sage, Brielle, Alesia, and Brynlee on earning their young women medallions!  We are so very proud of them!






























July 8, 2018, Joel Hills Johnson Museum, Enoch

Program for Young Woman Recognition
Recipients
Sage Stonely
Alesia Medina
Brynlee Jones
Brielle Fullmer
Opening Song- I Stand All Amazed
Pianist, Teresa Christensen, chorister, Sister Beth Stogner
Opening prayer- Brielle  Fullmer
Welcome and Conducting-   Sister Amy Rigby
Mom Memories
Heather Stonely, Kari Medina, LeeAnne Jones, Jillynne Fullmer
Musical Number- “I will” by Alesia Medina accompanied by Amber Williams
Presentation of Flowers
Faith, Mckinlee Urie, Divine Nature, Whitney Bulloch, Individual Worth, Brinley Christensen, Knowledge, Becca Hughes, Choice and Accountablity, Peyton Smith,
Good Works, Gwen Daily, Integrity, Emma Rigby, Virtue, Rachel Zortman
Presentation of Medallions- Brother Stonely
Closing Song- I am a Child of God

Closing prayer-Dawn Heath

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