[…] Samuel represented his ward at monthly stake deacons quorum meetings. In January 1876, in appreciation for Samuel’s service in the ward, “A vote of thanks was unanimously rendered Br. Chambers for being so faithful […]
[…] reluctant to return to mortality and thereafter holds life more precious and no longer fears death. Moody’s writing is unpretentious and restrained. These qualities may enhance his credibility in the twentieth-century scientific community, which […]
[…] and Brent over to see how Lyn is doing and suggested we dedicate our house to the service of the Lord. Lyn found out that her grandmother is praying for death so that she […]
[…] healing of the sick (see Religion and Healing process). Burial of Fetus The Church has no official service for the burial of the fetus. What is done would depend upon the age and size […]
[…] old stake houses, bishop’s storehouses, schools, ward houses, homes and even barns have been steadily replaced by service stations, chain restaurants, shopping malls, motels and prefabricated functional church and school buildings right from the […]
[…] so even though her assignment has ended. Martha, busy with the cares of the world, gave important service. But Mary was giving something more profound and lasting— herself. One man reflected sadly about his […]
[…] deprived of the benefit of an education; suffice it to say I was merely instructed in reading, writing and the ground rules of arithmetic, which constituted my whole literary acquirements. At about the age […]
[…] you find people singing together for pleasure, not profit, playing music together, telling stories to each other, writing quietly in a study, praying with genuine feeling of gratitude for the beauties of this world, […]
One is hopeful, upon reading Elder McConkie’s preface to his latest volume on the dealings of Christ with mankind, that new ground may be broken for Mormons in the recognition of modern findings and scholarship—the…
[…] first companion in Kingdom building, assisting the Prophet to translate the plates. Not until Oliver begins his service does Joseph use the first person plural to describe his activities in the Kingdom (v. 68). […]