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| The Santaquin North Stake Humanitarian project has been at the service of people in need--far and near--for four years now. Pictured are some of the North Stake humanitarians who gathered last week to complete quilts destined for families whose homes and belongings sustained damage in recent floods in Colorado. Read more about the spirit of giving that thrives in Santaquin and see additional photos in this week's edition of The Payson Chronicle. |
The Payson Chronicle Newspaper
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Humanitarian Spirit Thrives in Santaquin LDS North Stake
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