Bible Videos

A big thank you goes out to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for generously giving to the world this wonderul new gift.  The recently made bible videos about Jesus and many of the events of his day are brief but touching as they depict those events.

Go to lds.org.  Select Bible Videos and view the many selections. 

If you are searching for a way to feel the Savior, it is here.  Do you want to come unto Jesus?  Find your answer or beginning as you enjoy these vignettes.  A spiritual feeling of reverence and peace will fill your soul as you watch them.   For more information go to lds.org. 

Openhearted Operation Walk USA

This week's Three Bags Full Award goes to the surgeons, doctors and staff at Salt Lake Regional Hospital working in conjuction with Operation Walk USA for performing nine surgeries for free to those most in need and unable to pay for them.   On that same day 23 other hospitals in 15 states performed 90 replacements. 

The doctors heading up the group were:  Dr. Aaron Hofman, Dr. Trevor McGee  and many more generous surgeons.  $25,000 plus is the price tag for these need operations and impossible for many people unable to carry insurance for whatever reason.  Not only here in the US but in numerous other countries dedicated medical people travel to operate and care for patients worldwide in a show of brotherly love and giving. 

Thank you medical specialists for giving of your time and talents. 

Thank You to Our Police Officers

The Ogden City Police Department, the Weber-Morgan Narcotics Strike Force and the City of Ogden have earned a Three Bags Full Award for the amazing support and challenges they endured these past ten days. Six officers serving a routine warrant at a residence were shot and critically wounded with one officer killed. Due to this unexpected turn of events, many came to their rescue and were also shot at as they tried to drag their brothers to safety. With such a large group of officers injured this community rallied around the families and department to show support for our public servants. A twenty-four hour time-off period was granted to the police department as other troopers stepped in from nearby cities and counties to fill their shoes. Thousands of flags set out by the Boy Scouts lined the streets from the funeral to the cemetery to honor Jared Francom, the fallen officer. In attendance were police brothers from throughout the state and country sharing the sad event. School children, residents, families and officials stood along the route as the fire truck carrying Officer Francom passed by. Thanks to you, our public safety people, for making our towns a safer place for all of us.