The Heavens were Opened
Kirtland, Ohio
Washington DC Stake
Brief itinerary
Saturday, May 29
6:00 am Register at Potomac Chapel (11700 Falls Rd, Potomac, MD)
Bring sack lunch
Arrive at Hiram LDS meetinghouse- games
Register at hotel and check in, change clothes and eat pizza
Kirtland Temple tour and devotional
Snack and review at hotel meeting room
11:00 pm LIGHTS OUT!!
Sunday, May 30
7:00 am Awake! Buffet breakfast
Wards congregate with Bishops-scripture study and journals
Kirtland Historical Tour
- Box lunches
Historic Johnson Farm –
Dinner
Sacrament and Testimony meeting
Dessert
11:00 pm LIGHTS OUT!!
Monday, May 31
7:00 am Awake! Pack, eat breakfast
Check out of rooms
Depart for Potomac Chapel
Stop at Breezewood for fast food lunch
Everyone bring money for lunch
4:00 pm Arrive at Potomac Chapel,
**Arrival time will be confirmed through email updates
and or phone trees
Youth Conference Packing Checklist
1. Casual clothes for travel- long shorts are ok. Standards!
2. Church clothes for Sat. night at temple, and Sunday all day.
(Girls wear skirt or dress with shoes that make your feet happy)
(Boys bring a tie, white shirt and dress pants)
3. PJ’s and toiletries, light blanket or sleeping bag
4. Scriptures (Journals will be given on trip)
5. Sack lunch for the bus ride there
6. $ for lunch on ride home
7. No cell phones or electronic devices
House Rules
1. NO LEAVING THE GROUP EVER!!!
2. Respect the hotel property and Church sites
3. Church standard attire always
4. No boys in girl’s rooms, no girls in boy’s rooms
5. No sharing beds. We’ll take turns on the floor.
(Bring extra bedding if you like)
6. No cell phone or Ipod distractions
7. Have fun, make friends, and feel the Spirit
Why are we going to Kirtland?
Elder M. Russell Ballard stated,
“It is often said that Kirtland is one of the least understood periods in Church history. Kirtland is truly a holy ground of this dispensation. The Church basks in the light of revelation today to a great extent because of the great Pentecostal outpouring that Joseph and the Saints received in Kirtland. The heavens were literally opened to hundreds of our early Saints there.”