Important Notice!
We need to have all the Permissions and Medical Releases submitted to the Stake as soon as possible. These are important as we finalize our food menu and prepare for any special medical concerns to be aware of during the Trek.
Click the link below,
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bx9rpQqyKomASVlucXJySWJucjQ/view?usp=sharing
Print it off,
fill one section out for each of your children that are attending the trek,
and return it to a member of your bishopric AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Thanks,
Trek Committee
Monday, May 11, 2015
Friday, April 10, 2015
Updated Trek Menu
Updated Trek Menu
June 25
Lunch / Each participant to bring a sack lunch
Dinner / Spaghetti, corn, bread, cobbler, Kool-Aid, cookies
Directions: Brown hamburger, add spaghetti sauce and simmer. In separate pan
Bring water to boil, add noodles and cook till tender. Warm corn and slice bread.
Cobbler: Line Dutch oven with foil, mix cake mix using juice off of peaches, mix
Fruit into mix and pour into oven. Cook with 11 briquettes on bottom and 15 on
Top and cook about 30 minutes.
June 26
Breakfast / Biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, juice
Directions: Oil Dutch oven and place biscuits on bottom and cook with little heat
On bottom and most on top similar to the cobble from last night. Brown sausage
And prepare gravy mix and mix sausage and gravy together. Serve over biscuits.
Scramble eggs and add about a cup of milk to make them a fluffier.
Lunch / Hot dogs, chips, vegetable sticks, apples, cookies, water
Directions: Boil hot dogs
Dinner / Chicken and rice, salad, scones, oranges, Kool-Aid. Cookies
Direction: Cut chicken into smaller pieces and brown in Dutch oven. Add rice and
Crème soups along with water, be care ful not to make it to dry. Simmer until rice
Is tender. In a pan, pour about 1 ½ inches of oil and warm oil (not to hot) and fry
Scones. Stretch the scone dough into thin patties and cook on both sides.
June 17
Breakfast / Muffins, yogurt, bananas, juice
Directions: We will provide paper cups and plastic spoons.
Lunch / Pulled pork sandwiches, chips, carrot sticks, cookies, water.
Directions: The staff will provide this meal at the end of the trek before you
Depart for home. We will provide plates and cups.
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Ma and Pa Training
Heads UP !!
There will be a Ma and Pa Training Meeting
Sunday 4/12/15 at 7:00 pm
At the Kearney Building,
In the Relief Society Room
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Mark Your Calendars: June 25-27, 2015
Idaho Falls East Stake
Handcart Trek 2015
We promise, if you come prepared physically, mentally and spiritually, then give 100% to the experience, you will come away with five things:
- A stronger testimony of Jesus Christ and the restored gospel
- A greater appreciation for your ancestors and the pioneers
- A greater feeling of Gratitude and love for your family at home
- Increased understanding of your self-worth
- An appreciation for your "trek family" and new
friends
We will keep updating this site with information as it comes available. Use the navigation bar at the right to see all the pages and information we've posted.
Overview
Trek Activity Schedule and Other information
(google maps link will go here)
Who, When, Where, What
The handcart trek for the youth of the Idaho Falls East Stake will be held on June 25, 26, and 27, 2015. The activity will involve all young men and young women between the ages of 12 and 18. The Trek will be in the Bone area near Bone, Idaho.
The purpose of the trek is to help participants gain an appreciation for our pioneer heritage and inspiration to carry out our current responsibilities in building Zion. There will be many activities for all to participate in. Activities will help build self worth, nurture testimonies, help youth learn to trust and help them become trust-worthy. And of course, these activities are for fun!
Schedule:
Thursday
8:00 AM Ward bldg for inspection
8:30 AM Travel to
(google maps link will go here)
Who, When, Where, What
The handcart trek for the youth of the Idaho Falls East Stake will be held on June 25, 26, and 27, 2015. The activity will involve all young men and young women between the ages of 12 and 18. The Trek will be in the Bone area near Bone, Idaho.
The purpose of the trek is to help participants gain an appreciation for our pioneer heritage and inspiration to carry out our current responsibilities in building Zion. There will be many activities for all to participate in. Activities will help build self worth, nurture testimonies, help youth learn to trust and help them become trust-worthy. And of course, these activities are for fun!
Schedule:
Thursday
8:00 AM Ward bldg for inspection
8:30 AM Travel to
Trek Organization
You will see the following:
Wagon Master:
President Andrus will serve as wagon master. He will be on horseback and lead the handcart companies. He will start and stop the trek, call for breaks, and monitor the condition of each family and their handcart.
Company Leaders:
There will be three companies: the Andrus Company, the Manwaring Company, and the Kite Company. Each company will include about 8 families with a ma and pa leading each family.
Families:
All young men and young women will be divided into "families" with "ma and pa" leaders who will be a married couple. Each family will have six to eight youth with an even mix of young women and young men.
Each family will have a handcart. Families will pull hand
Wagon Master:
President Andrus will serve as wagon master. He will be on horseback and lead the handcart companies. He will start and stop the trek, call for breaks, and monitor the condition of each family and their handcart.
Company Leaders:
There will be three companies: the Andrus Company, the Manwaring Company, and the Kite Company. Each company will include about 8 families with a ma and pa leading each family.
Families:
All young men and young women will be divided into "families" with "ma and pa" leaders who will be a married couple. Each family will have six to eight youth with an even mix of young women and young men.
Each family will have a handcart. Families will pull hand
Spiritual Preparation
Pioneers
of the Gospel
by M. Russell Ballard
I don’t think President Hinckley needs us to pack our handcarts and wagons and walk 1300 miles. That isn’t the way most of us will be asked to demonstrate our faith and courage. There are different challenges that we must face today-- different mountains to climb, different rivers to ford, different valleys to make blossom as the rose.
by M. Russell Ballard
I don’t think President Hinckley needs us to pack our handcarts and wagons and walk 1300 miles. That isn’t the way most of us will be asked to demonstrate our faith and courage. There are different challenges that we must face today-- different mountains to climb, different rivers to ford, different valleys to make blossom as the rose.
But
even though the wilderness we have been given to conquer is decidedly
different from the rough and rocky trail to Utah and the barren
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