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November 16, 2009 Teacher conducts valuable lessons in Kindermusik
By Kara Houser, Staff WriterShare: 
November 16, 2009 — Have you ever tried to teach music theory to a five year old?
Teresa Birch does it multiple times a day...and it all started from teaching primary music.
A member of the 6th Ward in the Spokane Washington Stake, Birch teaches a program that incorporates basic music theory into lessons for toddlers that are said to improve literacy and language skills.
Birch was actually a primary music teacher before starting her first Kindermusik class. Having seen Birch's teaching style with children in primary, one of her piano students casually mentioned that she would be a great Kindermusik teacher.

Teresa Birch teaches 26 kindermusik classes each week. Contributed Photo.
Birch, who was busy with piano lessons and raising her family, brushed the idea aside. However, when her husband became unable to work due to medical complications, she suddenly found herself the main breadwinner of the family and was reminded of her student's idea. Seven years later, Birch has almost totally quit giving piano lessons and now teaches a total of over two dozen Kindermusik classes each week.
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And the winner of the Latter-day Sentinel referral contest is...
By Dennis West, PublisherShare: 
November 16, 2009 —
We at the Latter-day Sentinel are pleased to announce the winner of our subscription referral contest. Carrie Gadd, of the Painted Hills Ward in the Spokane East Stake, has won 4 passes to see Disney On Ice this coming Thursday evening for referring the most new subscribers to the Latter-day Sentinel.
We express gratitude to everyone who has taken the time to tell your friends about Latter-day Sentinel. Without referrals, we would be unable to grow our audience and bring to the LDS community in the Spokane Temple District all of the interesting stories and features we deliver each week.
In addition to interesting articles about our local LDS community, we are happy to provide FREE classifieds and a directory for LDS owned and/or operated businesses.
We encourage everyone to continue to spread the word about the Latter-day Sentinel, submit your classifieds and story ideas and together we can keep our local LDS community connected!
Hunger and Homelessness Week sheds light on ways to help
By Craig Howard, News EditorShare: 
November 16, 2009 — Churches and social services agencies throughout the Inland Northwest are calling attention to Spokane Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, Nov. 16-20.
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REMINDER: BYU Management Society Family Movie Night, Tonight!
By Latter-day Sentinel News SourcesShare: 
November 16, 2009 —
The Spokane chapter of the BYU Management Society will sponsor a Family Movie Night tonight at the Garland Theatre at 924 W. Garland in Spokane.
The 90-minute film, "One Good Man: Life as a Latter-day Dad," will begin at 7 p.m. Cost is $5 per person, or $15 for an entire family. Funds go toward college scholarships for local LDS high school seniors and returning missionaries. Cash and checks will be accepted at the theater, but not credit or debit cards.
The BYU Management Society is hoping area wards will support this activity as a fun Family Home Evening activity as well as a unique missionary opportunity. To learn more about other BYU Management Society events, call Randy Kimm at 509-924-8989.
For more information about the movie, "One Good Man," visit http://www.onegoodman.com.
Wholesome Recreation Guide November 16-21
By Tanya Smith, Staff WriterShare: 
November 16, 2009 — 'Tis the season of the craft show! The holidays must be approaching because craft and gift fairs, festivals and celebrations abound. Don't miss one of many opportunities to support local artists, shop for gifts or learn how to make some yourself!
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Image of the Week
By Matt Shumate, Guest ContributorShare: 
November 16, 2009 — 
Ducks at Manito Park are apparently getting a late start on their flight south for the winter. Photo by Matt Shumate.
Do you have a picture you'd like to see as the Latter-day Sentinel's Image of the Week? Send your photo plus a brief description to ldsnews@latterdaysentinel.com. If your image is chosen as the Image of the Week, you'll be notified before it's included in the weekly mailing.
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