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The 2024 Stake Girls Camp, themed "ME! (Christ's Version)" and grounded in 3 Nephi 5:13, focused on developing Christlike attributes in attendees to foster stronger discipleship. Held at Valley View Girls Camp from June 25th to 28th, the camp offered a variety of exciting activities, including a ropes course, swimming, shooting, rock climbing, and crafts, alongside opportunities for spiritual learning and reflection. Youth and leaders were accommodated in tents, creating a unique and memorable camping experience. With an emphasis on fun, friendship, and spiritual growth, the camp encouraged girls to become the best versions of themselves, as envisioned by the Savior.
Youth Conference 2023 Photo Montage 720p.mp4Feel His Light
The 2023 Stake Youth Conference, themed "Feel His Light" and inspired by Philippians 4:13, sought to deepen attendees' connection with Jesus Christ and strengthen their testimonies. Held at Camp Zarahemla from July 5th to 8th, the conference provided a rich experience filled with New Testament-themed plays and reenactments, engaging games and activities, and meaningful service projects, all while enjoying delicious food. Youth and leaders were housed in cabins and tents, fostering a sense of community and encouraging new friendships. The conference emphasized spiritual growth, respect for others, and adherence to guidelines, creating a memorable and uplifting experience for all who participated.
The Clearfield Utah North Stake has been participating in stake organized Treks for more than two decades. The first documented Trek was 2001, to Martin’s Cove in Wyoming. That Trek was lead by Stake Young Women’s President Sister McDougal and Stake Young Men’s President Curtis Smith. Since that inaugural journey, the stake has organized a Handcart Trek every four years. Trek 2021 was the 6th undertaking.
The theme Heroes of Israel was chosen by our Stake Youth Council as we focused on discovering the hero inside each one of the youth that has been called by our prophet, President Nelson as part of the Lord’s Battalion to gather scattered Israel. This “hero training” took place at Camp Zarahemla in Morgan, Utah, August 6 – 9. Participants were organized into tribes and participated in activities and re-enactments based on Book of Mormon events and teachings. In preparation for this camp, the entire stake was invited to read the Book of Mormon as individuals and families, keeping the purpose of the camp in mind while reading.
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