[…] we want to see them progress toward baptism,” Soeur Paxton said louder than necessary. They were standing over their bikes, having just unlocked them, debating how to spend the next two hours. Soeur Paxton […]
[…] told you. This is it, this is it . . . She starts to lose it, c overs her face. Taking courage, Dagan crosses the room and sits her back down on the sofa. […]
[…] there was no money. Who needed money when everything was free? Kim wondered what was wrong. For over five thousand years he had been contentedly blissful. Oh, he knew that the terrestrial kingdom was […]
[…] him. Colin and Harley had robbed a bank in Cody, Wyoming. The teller was slow in forking over the cash, and Colin killed him. A posse formed and kept on their trail. By nightfall, […]
[…] be in her late forties. I know she’s Mormon, too, because her garments show when she bends over. She has auburn hair with pink highlights, and she’s wearing two studs in one ear and […]
[…] Prophets in 1833, at which advanced instruction was given in such varied subjects as Hebrew, geography, g overnment, literature, and Christian history. When the Saints gathered in the Great Basin in 1847 and succeeding […]
[…] bishops served in relation to the entire Church population is small. It is difficult to assess the overall impact upon the Church by this and other agencies without an extensive evaluation of their programs […]
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[…] black, sixty percent white. The economic span of parents of children attending the school ranges from p overty to professional people in the upper middle income bracket. After Cathy, our Seventh Grader, faced her […]