OKLAHOMA TULSA MISSION

Jerrol and Peggy Leavitt have been called to serve in the

TULSA OKLAHOMA MISSION

they will report to the MTC on May 15, 2012.

Congratulations you will be wonderful missionaries!!

Old Clock Tower goes down

This is a great shot of the old steeple and clock tower going down. By the way the new building will have a clock in the steeple tower also.

1924 Building Update

The 1924 Building has had much work done by local members. The interior of the building has been removed and the contractors are now reinforcing the walls and the foundation of the old structure.

Building Update

The foundation for the new building is complete and the plumbing and electrical are currently being installed.

New Building Construction

The Kanab Stake Center was demolished in December 2011 to be replaced by a new building. The oldest part of the Stake Center which was built in 1924 was saved and will be rebuilt as a Family History Library and the Stake office suite. The construction is scheduled to be finished in December 2012 and moving date is January 2013. For the time being the wards that met in that building are meeting in the Kanab Kaibab Stake buildings. Kanab 3rd ward meets in the Fredonia Arizona building with their meeting starting at 8:30 AM Utah time. The Kanab 4th Ward is meeting in the Kanab Kaibab Stake Center with their meetings beginning at 1:00 PM. This building is located on McAllister Blvd in the Kanab Creek Ranchos area. The Kanab 5th Ward is meeting in the Kanab South Chapel which in on Highway 89A next to Kanab High School. Their meetings also begin at 1:00 PM.

Stake Information

The Stake is made up of 7 Wards. In Kanab; Kanab 3rd Ward, Kanab 4th Ward, and Kanab 5th Ward. In the Valley; Orderville 1st Ward, Orderville 2nd Ward, Glendale Ward, and Alton Ward.

IT IS FINALLY STARTED!!

 The demolition of the Kanab Stake Center started yesterday.

                                         Below is a look at the old building.  For memories.

 This part will be saved, remodeled, and used as stake offices (bottom floor) and a family history center (top floor).

                             This part will be torn down, along with all the west and north additions.

 Some might remember the stairs that went right by this window up to the little room over the old east entrance.

 And, of course, no-man's land. By crawling out through the windows, you'd be in forbidden territory. At least until somebody caugh

 One of the consequences of building a new building was the loss of the gazebo between the stake center and the bank on the corner.  Built by the Kanab Stake 70s, it has served as a nice little place for gatherings, performances, and as a missionary information site for many years.