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Centralized registration makes signing up for activities quick and easy for parents while giving youth leaders a clear view of who’s attending. It simplifies planning, reduces paperwork, and ensures everyone has the information they need, saving time for both families and leaders.

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Announcements

Stay in the loop with all the latest announcements and activity details. Whether it’s reminders, changes, or exciting updates, everything you need to know is in one place, keeping parents and youth informed and ready.

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Quick Resources

Easily access everything you need to prepare for activities, from packing lists to schedules and digital fliers to pass along and invite your friends. This central hub makes it simple for families to stay organized and for youth leaders to share essential details quickly.

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Community

Celebrate and connect with the Alliance Stake Youth community! Explore activity highlights, photos, and stories that showcase the fun and friendships, inspiring youth to join in and build lasting memories.

Check out photos from this year’s Mormon Prom!

This Saturday from 8:00-12:00 PM come build beds for kids in need! Families are welcome 🙏🏻

On this beautiful and sacred Easter weekend, surely no doctrine will be the subject of more sermons nor the object of more praise than that of the atoning sacrifice and the literal resurrection of the Lord, Jesus Christ.

And so it should be at East

On earth, sceptics were watching for a revolution, while believers were watching for His return. It was a day of waiting and hope. We, likewise, have our own days of waiting and hope. In those dark days, we can remember that the light of Resurrection

On what we know as Good Friday, Christ fulfilled the prophecy in Isaiah, that He would be “brought as a lamb to the slaughter” (Isaiah 53:7). On this day, “we were reconciled to God by the death of his Son” (Romans 5:10). In t

On Thursday, Jesus celebrated His Last Supper with his Apostles, which instituted our sacrament ordinance. As He went in to the meal,

Jesus knew that his hour was come that he should depart out of this world unto the Father, having loved his own w

In the juxtaposition of these two scenes, one in Jerusalem and one in Bethany, we can ask for ourselves:

do I recognize the Savior, will I be loyal to His side, and will I share that witness with others?

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