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Report on the Weber Stake

Thomas B. Evans, Superintendent of Sunday Schools of the Weber Stake

1903 April General Conference·Deseret Sunday School Union Meeting·1903-04-06

I am pleased to report, my brethren and sisters, that there are thirty-one Sunday schools in the Weber Stake of Zion, fully organized. Twenty-six members constitute the Weber Stake Sunday School Union board. We have organized a union meeting, which meets on the second Sunday in each month. We also have what we call a local board meeting, or a meeting where the officers and teachers of the local schools meet together with the idea of preparation in mind. That is, each teacher brings an individual outline. At this meeting, after the devotional exercises are over, the teachers of the respective departments prepare what we term a co-operative outline. This enables them to thoroughly prepare themselves upon the subject matter to be presented to the children on the Sunday following. We are in perfect harmony, I believe, with the Union Board, aiming to carry out their instructions, seeking with the help of the Lord to establish the principles of the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the hearts and minds of the children. May the Lord help us to this end, is my prayer in the name of Jesus. Amen.

Cite this talkThomas B. Evans, "Report on the Weber Stake," 1903 April General Conference, Deseret Sunday School Union Meeting (1903-04-06). Pulpit Vault, 1903-04-evans-report-on-weber-stake. Authoritative print text from archive.org.Pulpit Vault, edition of 23 September 2026 (commit 4bdc6ac627).