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A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is to feed the hungry, to clothe the naked, to provide for the widow, to dry up the tear of the orphan, to comfort the afflicted, whether in this church or in any other, or in no church at all wherever he finds them. ~Joseph Smith

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49 years old
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RELIGION: Mormon / LDS / Christian
RETURN MISSIONARY: No
JOB: Working
MARITAL STATUS: Single, looking
MEMBER SINCE: 04/30/2008
LAST LOGIN: 05/17/2008 01:06:09

English, Spanish (conversational)

The Bible, The Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, The Pearl of Great Price, As A Man Thinketh by James Allen, In the Lord's Due Time by Joseph Freeman, The Ten Virgins: Ten Women, Ten Stories, Ten Lessons For Our Day by Emily Freeman, 21 Days Closer To Christ by Emily Freeman.

Classical, Gospel, Jazz, Oldies, Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Osmonds, Gladys Knight and the Saints Unified Voices Choir, The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, Libera.


The Osmonds Second Generation sing "I May Never Pass This Way Again" as a tribute to their grandfather, George Virl Osmond Sr. I was blessed to know both Mr. and Mrs. Osmond (Olive May Davis) personally and to have been a guest in their home in Branson Missouri a few years ago. Mr. Osmond signed a copy of the Book of Mormon for me and Mrs. Osmond published an article that I wrote entitled "Encouragement" in her M.O.M. Newsletter. After I was Baptized on 10 March 1998, Mrs. Osmond sent me a copy of the study guide for the Doctrine and Covenants along with a personal handwritten note which I still have. I was also blessed to have met 6 of the Osmonds Second Generation (Michael, David, Scott, Jon, Alex and Tyler) as well as their parents Alan and Suzanne Osmond.





David Archuleta - The Long And Winding Road



Money or Mission - Part 1


Money or Mission - Part 2


Money or Mission - Part 3


Money or Mission - Part 4

Reading, Writing, Computers, Genealogy


05/14/2008 17:40:24
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The Lamb of God - Part 1


The Lamb of God - Part 2


The Lamb of God - Part 3

My name is Keith Lionel Brown. I am 49 years old, single, no children, and I currently reside in Annapolis Maryland. I ended my 20 year United States Naval career here in Annapolis and decided to make this my home. I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I was baptized on 10 March 1998 in Reykjavik Iceland. I was serving on active duty with the United States Navy in Keflavic Iceland at the time. I love to read the Scriptures and have thus far read the Bible 6 times in its entirety and the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, and Pearl of Great Price 7 times each in their entirety. I made a promise to the Lord at the beginning of this year that for the remainder of my days I would read the Scriptures daily and that I would read them in their entirety at least once a year. I am pleased to report that I am well on track in keeping that promise. I finished reading the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, and Pearl of Great Price for the fisrt time this year on 8 March 2008, just 2 days before my tenth anniversary as a member of the Church.

Being a member of the Church has brought many blessings into my life. I have been blessed to serve in the Church as Single Adult Representative, Activities Chairman, Sunday School Teacher, First Counselor in the Young Men's Presidency (Annapolis Maryland Ward), almost 3 years as a member of the Annapolis Maryland Stake High Council, and 4 years and 8 months as a member of the Annapolis Maryland Ward Bishopric (serving as a time as Second Counselor and now as First Counselor).

I am also the web master of Watchmen On The Tower which I invite you to visit at your leisure.


Ammon

Ammon was a great missionary. One of four sons of King Mosiah, Ammon felt impressed to go to the Lamanites and teach them the gospel. After receiving permission from his father, he traveled to a land called Ishmael. Ammon became a servant of the Lamanite King Lamoni, defending his flocks. The Book of Mormon tells us how through divine guidance he was able to convert many to the gospel and organize the church among the people of Ishmael.




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From: LdsNana
05/10/2008 16:00:23

Hi Keith -

Thanks for commenting on my blog.  You are doing a great job here on LdsNet sharing your testimony and thoughts about the gospel.

tDMg

LdsNana



From: JHM-in-Bountiful
05/04/2008 21:06:07
Thanks for the friend invite.


From: Aurorasungem
05/02/2008 23:32:03
What an awesome honor that would be to meet elder Groburg. I always wished I could. You do have an awesome spirit though, and I do not say that lightly to just anyone. It shows in your eyes. I hope all goes well, best of blessings,
Maraleh


From: pam
05/02/2008 21:59:00

Thought I'd stop by and say hi.  HI!!!



From: Aurorasungem
05/02/2008 08:44:56
Hi, welcome to the geneology group! If you need any help or have any questions, please feel free to ask. I love your taste in movies too. That is one of my favorite ones, and I keep both that and both books that were written in that series right close at hand. I think that my favorite part in the movie was when one of the characters said "sometimes God calm the storm, other times he calm the sailor." They did a great job on it overall. I am glad you joined and welcome again to the group. Best of blessings,
Maraleh


From: pam
04/30/2008 23:55:30

Welcome to the site.  Your blogs have been amazing to read.  Can't wait to hear more from you. 




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