Elizabethtown Kentucky Latter-day Saints

02/24/2023

It was a great opportunity our Stake had to meet with State Senator Matt Deneen last Friday. We are grateful for the time he spent with our Stake Presidency and others from the Stake. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=215644427656038&id=100076314451454&mibextid=Nif5oz

02/22/2023

Last Friday members of the Elizabebtown Kentucky Stake had the opportunity to meet with local elected officials as well as Governor Andy Beshear. Elder Nathan Craig, our Area Seventy, had the chance to present a Book of Mormon to Governor Beshear.

The Stake Presidency and others from the Stake attended and helped organize efforts as partvof this large project to introduce ourselves to our elected officials and inform them of how our congregations can help them in our local communities. There were members from every stake in Kentucky in Frankfort to speak with their local leaders. In these meetings, topics discussed included JustServe and Church grants.

In efforts to serve our communities in more helpful ways these meetings with our elected officials was an important first step to helping our communities.

01/10/2023

Elder Nathan A. Craig of the Seventy met with the current Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture to discuss the department of agriculture's Kentucky Hunger Initiative and share how the Church has been caring for those in need with food donations here in Kentucky and around the world.

12/20/2022

The Elizabethtown Ward chose to as they gathered to have a musical celebration outside at The Emerald Cathedral. Those passing by on the trail were witness to the primary, youth and ward choir as they sang and testified of the birth of Christ.

12/11/2022

" As a branch council we decided to make and decorate ornaments for every family in our branch. We are going to hand deliver all these ornaments. It’s a little token of how much we love and miss some of our members. It’s our way of sharing the light of Christ." -President Ethridge from Tompkinsville.

12/10/2022

A great article by The News Enterprise. https://www.thenewsenterprise.com/news/local/local-church-encourages-members-other-to-fast-for-relief/article_0be1a1d7-ef48-5ce7-9a93-2ea3b2e08d23.html A great reminder of how we can help those around us who are struggling to put food on their families table. Partnering with Give270 to allow a easy way for community members to fast for two meals and donate what we would have spent to help those in need to great Hardin County organizations that are fighting hunger like Feeding America, Kentucky's Heartland, Helping Hand of Hope (Helping Hand & North Hardin HOPE) and Warm Blessings Community Kitchen.

A local congregation is letting its light shine and is inviting others to join the cause.

12/08/2022

Filmed in English and presented in 31 languages, the concert will first air Sunday, Dec. 11, at 6 p.m. Central European Time (in the United States — noon Eastern, 11 a.m. Central, 10 a.m. Mountain and 9 a.m. Pacific) and then be available on various official Church channels through the middle of next month.

This Holiday Season, enjoy an extraordinary musical celebration "Witnesses of Christmas: Symbols of Christ" from London's historic Charles Dickens Museum and...

12/07/2022

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12/06/2022

Even though Giving Machines are popping up in many more locations, and this year, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has even added a traveling Giving Machine they are not always within reach for everyone. You can now donate ONLINE for the same life changing humanitarian goods and services. Find more details here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/comeuntochrist/light-the-world/giving-machines

Goods and services like:
Clean water
Health and Welness
Food and livestock
Shelter
Education
Clothing
Refugee Aid.

12/05/2022

"Every time you notice someone in need and . . . reach out in love, God's light expands and swells." -Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf

Elizabethtown Ward families and other community members packed 420 boxes of food at Memorial United Methodist Food Pantry.

12/04/2022

On Sunday, December 4, at 6 p.m. mountain standard time, view a livestream of the devotional on the following channels:

Live Watch page (broadcasts.ChurchofJesusChrist.org)
Church YouTube channel
Gospel Library app
BYUtv