COTTONWOOD CREEK 3RD WARD
Sacrament Meeting
March 1st, 2026
Presiding: Bishop Jon Williams
Conducting: Brother Todd Musig
Organist: Sister Sherrie Dallimore | Chorister: Brother Keith Ritchie
Opening Hymn: #92
"For the Beauty of the Earth"
Invocation: Sister Lou-Ann Dansie
Ward Business: Brother Todd Musig
Sacrament Hymn: #171
"With Humble Heart"
Passing of the Sacrament
BEARING OF TESTIMONIES
Closing Hymn: #166
"Abide with Me!"
Benediction: Brother Skip Siebers
2nd Hour: Sunday School
11:30 AM - Sacrament Meeting
12:30 PM - Sunday School (1st & 3rd Sunday)
Relief Society & Priesthood (2nd & 4th Sunday)
1:35 PM - Choir Practice (Chapel)
Please Note
Our heartfelt condolences go out to former ward member Missy Mumford on the passing of her mother, Carol Mumford. Please keep Missy and her family in your prayers as they grieve the sudden loss of their beloved matriarch.
🎵 Ward Choir 🎵
Joyful Noise
Please join us for choir practice every Sunday in the chapel at 1:35 PM
Ward choir is open to all members of any age.
We get nearer to the Lord through music than perhaps through any other thing except Prayer."
-President J Reuben Clark
"Some of the greatest sermons are preached by the singing of hymns."
-Elder Jay E. Jensen (of the seventy)
Scheduling the Building
To schedule the building, Bro Woodward had created a direct email for people to request building reservations rather than calling him (see his instructions below):
I now have an email set up specifically for scheduling the building.
cc3scheduling@gmail.com
I’d like all further requests (from all ward and stake members) to be directed to this email only as it makes it easier for me to get all events scheduled as soon as possible.
For anyone who needs to schedule something, please include your name, contact info, the type of event (including what sections of the building are needed such as the gym or pavilion) and what day(s) and time(s) they need.
I will respond within 24-48 hours letting them know it’s been scheduled or if their time slot is occupied already.
English Language Classes
English as a second language (ESL) classes are being offered at the Stake Center every Thursday evening from 7:00 to 8:00 and all are welcome. If you are interested or have questions, please contact Lisa Hill at 801-712-2910.
Please see the English Connect tab for more details.
Temple Recommend Interviews
New recommends or renewals of recommends expired more than 1 year
Please schedule an interview with Bishop Williams through Brother Todd Robinson.
Renewals of active recommends or those expired 1 year or less
Please schedule an interview with one of the counselors through Brother Tracy Fisher.
Cottonwood Creek 3rd Ward Plan
VISION:
To help ourselves and others become true followers of Jesus Christ, receive the blessings of the Holy Temple, have enduring joy and qualify for eternal life.
WARD SCRIPTURE:
"By small and simple things are great things brought to pass" Alma 37:6
PRIORITIES:
EVERY member LIVES the gospel of Jesus Christ
EVERY member GATHERS Israel through missionary work
EVERY member should CARE for the poor and needy.
EVERY member ENABLES the salvation for our kindred dead.
MISSIONARY NEWS
See below for addresses of, and updates from the ward's current missionaries. Please feel free to email/mail our missionaries as they love hearing from the ward
"[Send] me an email of you don't mind. Always welcome and loved throughout the week"
-Elder Marcus Hill (Peru Trujillo Norte Mission)
Full-time, Local Missionaries
The names change now and then, but the phone number stays the same:
801-259-1129. Always here, always energetic, and always ready to serve!
3rd Ward Missionary ADDRESSES:
Elder Jesse Bramwell
Arizona Tempe Mission
6001 S Lakeshore Dr
Tempe AZ 85283
Elder and Sister Christensen
Inner City Project
1294 E Siesta Dr
Cottonwood Heights, UT 84093
Elder and Sister Ellis
Inner City Project
7817 S Canterwood Lane
Sandy, UT 84093
Elder and Sister Haslam
Texas Fort Worth Mission
Drake on Summit
1424 Summit Avenue, Apt 4064
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Elder Marcus Hill
Peru Trujillo Norte Mission
Elder Carter Hill
Cote D'Ivoire Abidjan East Mission
Elder Preston Penovich
Church Service Missionary - Salt Lake City East mission
1620 E Creek Road
Sandy UT 84093
News from Elder Carter Hill (Hill.Carter@missionary.org)
(2/216/2026) And so the voyage continues....
Wow, so I didn't know that whutr missionaries could go to Zimbabwe, but now things are changing. It's gonna be so cool!
But no, seriously they're just a neighborhood in our area called Zimbabwe. It is pretty cool, got some cool stands for food. We head out there every week now. Lots of fun adventures.
Spiritual thought:
I want to talk about the devotional that president oaks gave. I think every missionary will, but I'm still gonna do it.
There are a few key things that stood out to me. First was the warning that we must be in tune with the Holy Ghost to know what is true. People WILL be deceived in coming days, we know that technology is growing rapidly. By the time I get home from my mission, we may be able to generate full movies. Maybe not good ones, but still.
The other thing that stood out to me was to put ourselves with good people or friends. These will be beneficial on the later days. I'm so grateful for my friends and family who vos me up so well. Love you guys! Thanks for all the support! I know that they are a big influence in my life. Stay with good people! Thats how joy is found!! I know that.
It is crucial that we try to strengthen our testimonies, in any way that we can. Read the scriptures, go to church, to go seminary, find good people/friends, love others, and serve. These are the recipe for a life without regrets. They are the key that unlocks the blessings of peace, joy, and love in our lives. These treasured times in our lives build us up, along with our faith. Thanks for reading! God lives you and wants yo6u to feel consistant joy.
Random events:
we had exchanges and I took a boat to get to my ZL's area!
we went to Zimbabwe and found amazing friends
we had a motorcycle accident just outside our house. People were hurt, but everyone made it to the hospital conscious🙂👍🏍
interviews with president were super helpful!
me and my comp sang the studio C hunger games. Perfect match
Thanks again, and until next week
- Elder Hill 🇨🇮
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Join the photos! Im trying to update weekly, but wifi's not always available ⬇️
https://photos.app.goo.gl/xDALHF5FdXDSeg899
Images:
Crossing the boat to our sector
On our way to interviews
Vibin in the apartment🕶🕺
Sleepy goobers 💤💤😴
News from Elder Marcus Hill (marcus.hill@missionary.org)
(2-16-2026) Let the Games begin
Whatup whatup!! Hello everyone to another wonderful week of gran gozo!!! (for the record and a little background, my comp hates that frase so much so much :) We have exciting news!!! Nothing happened🎉 we put a baptismal date for march 8th but she didnt come to church and three of our lessons with her fell through. Her name is Angie so pray for her please 🙏💀
Little context with the title... like i said last week we are now in whats called "carnivales"
Annnd if you didnt read last weeks email then i will endulge a little here. This is how our typical day of this week went. We get ready in the mornin with our fresh white shirts crisp formal ties and of course the badge of our savior over our hearts, just after taking a lovely cold shower. Feeling refreshed and ready we walk the streets looking for people to contanct. Little did we know that children for carnivales will stand on top of their 4 floor houses sitting with their water balloons 🎈 💧 ready to throw them at unsuspecting white boys with fresh white shirts, crisp ties, and jesus tags, walking down the street. In other words the missionaries...💀 oh and i forgot to mention sometimes they fill it with paint 🎨. The entire week we are just playing dodgeball with this kids hurling paint loaded water balloons at us. And just like jason bond we be dodging them for real, only they splash and get all over us anyway💀. So i bet none of you have ever seen some paint colored missionaries hahaha.
Spiritual thought:👻💭
So with the theme on paint colored water balloons I want to talk about the Atonement of Jesus Christ and why we as christians have such strong faith in him. So like i said above paint with white shirts is not ideal, and in fact can cause lots of problems. I mean as most you mothers🫵🙂↕️ understand. Our lives are like these white shirts, satan and his followers are like those little boys on top of buildings tossing their temptations at us. Sometimes they hit the ground with a big splash and we catch a lick of it but other times it may land directly on top of our heads.
This is a time where we need to pay attention. YOU ALL NEED TO BE SPIRITUALLY AWARE OF THE CHILDREN THROWING BALLOONS AT YOU. Because if you don't your shirt will be stained in bright blues and purples and even reds. Sadly we cannot avoid all these terrible painted balloons thrown by children... sometimes we may need to call upon our pension, or Jesus, to wash our shirts. Bow i will tell you that Jesus will be more forgiving than your pension when giving him your paint stained white clothing... but just remember that it is still necesary to walk to him or come to him to give him your clothes.
In the testimonies of the three witnesses it says,
"And we know that if we are faithful in Christ, we shall rid our garments of the blood of all men, and be found spotless before the judgment-seat of Christ, and shall dwell with him eternally in the heavens.
So be faithful and understand that Jesus can rid all your sins and clean each of our garments from our paint stained shirts."
WFW (weird food of the week)
- Ok so this week i got to try this really interesting Maracuya (passion fruit) type food. I'll tell you that it tasted like snot🐌
Love you guys all so much!!! Thanks so much for all the love and support and hope that I can recieve more this week!!!
-elderhill🇵🇪
See all of Elder Marcus Hill's photos and videos here:
ELDER HILL'S FLICKS
https://photos.app.goo.gl/68u3jX7q7jzgih2Z7
Beautiful sunset
Helping members move
Helping more members move
Some more ruins (casual)
Birthday List 🎂
1-Mar Bowes, Michael
2-Mar Jaques, Cooper
6-Mar Harward, Justin
6-Mar Muller, Don
6-Mar Siebers, Oliver Cannon
7-Mar Crowley, Rachel
7-Mar Davis, Catherine
8-Mar Hilbig, Krystle
10-Mar Cortez, Ligia
10-Mar Lunt, Greyson Michael
11-Mar Stapley, June Lacey
12-Mar Kitterman, Clay
12-Mar Haslam, Denise
12-Mar Fitt, Kevin
15-Mar Swope, Vicki
16-Mar Pham, Binh
16-Mar Heugly, Jacob Curtis
17-Mar Williams, Brian Jeffrey
18-Mar Moore, Marriane
18-Mar Jones, Everett Alton
18-Mar Sharp, Braidyn Stephen
20-Mar Cox, Ladd
20-Mar Brown, Scott
20-Mar Menssen, Tyler
21-Mar Afonso, Philip
21-Mar Payne, Remington
21-Mar Featherstone, Sandra
22-Mar Godfrey, Morgan
27-Mar Baker, Tausha
27-Mar Larsen, Madison Marie
28-Mar Fuentes Rocha, Luz Neidy de
28-Mar Jones, Wes
29-Mar Maldonado, Carmen Milagros
29-Mar Penovich, Adali Lamari
30-Mar Powell, Karissa
31-Mar Butterfield, Dee
31-Mar Treu, Sara Ivie
Stake History Publication Now Available
We want to let the ward know that we still have several of these books available. Please check with the bishopric or any of the clerks if you are interested in one for your library.
Sandy Utah Cottonwood Creek Stake
Brothers and Sisters,
We are excited to announce the publication and availability of “Worthy of Remembrance” a history of the Sandy Cottonwood Creek Stake 1978-2022. Sister Terri Packer, a member of our stake, has done an amazing job compiling and writing the history.
The stake has subsidized the cost of publishing the history in an effort to make the book available to as many people as possible. The history contains spiritually uplifting experiences shared by members of our stake in their own words. It includes interesting information about the area, the history, and creation of our Stake. The book is beautiful, readable, inspiring, and full of many, many, photographs, which tell a history of their own.
Copies are available now. Ward clerks have access to the books and can help with the process of purchasing the history. The cost of the book is $10. Each ward has received a small number of copies to provide to those wishing to purchase. More copies are available for wards to obtain. In addition, copies of the history will be placed in each of our meetinghouse libraries for those who would like to explore the book without purchase.
Those who live outside of the stake and are interested in purchasing a copy may contact our stake executive secretary, Don McOmie, to coordinate receiving a copy.
We hope that you will find the history to be as wonderful and inspiring as we have. It bears witness of the hand of the Lord at work in the Sandy Cottonwood Creek stake over many, many years. We highly recommend it to all.
Warm Regards,
The Stake Presidency