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my baptisam
Posted On 10/06/2008 11:22:58 by Happyme
Well my baptisam was a great day, I finally found what was missing in my life. For a number of months and years (when I think about it). I found that something was missing in my life I spent a long time trying to find what was missing in my life. I was brought up as a methodist so had a ground of the gospel. But there was something missing I had so many questions, but no way of finding the answers. Then in 2002 I had an experiance that really made me question why I was put on this earth. Th... Read More

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Museum
Posted On 09/29/2008 22:48:27 by Bronco
 The other night I went to the Crandall Museum in Provo, UT for a class at BYU.  The tour was a little long, but the workers were pretty sweet because they just loved what they were doing.  They shared some pretty cool stories about the printing press and the coming forth of the book of Mormon.  Actually seeing the old school techniques used by the printers of the book of Mormon was pretty incredible.  There seemed no possible way to have printed 5,000 copies of the book... Read More

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Adversity
Posted On 09/28/2008 21:51:04 by bhofmann
Adversity
In the book of Mormon, Another Testament of Jesus Christ, there is an account of a group of people who left their city to move back to where their ancestors used to live. They are referred to as the people of Zeniff named after their leader, Zeniff (Mosiah 9-22). Three groups emerged from this story and all three were very different before, during, and after adversity.

People of Noah/Limhi King Noah, the son of Zeniff, was very wicked and encouraged his people to b... Read More

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Crandall Museum
Posted On 09/28/2008 16:18:00 by Abby_C
This Thursday, I went to the Crandall Musem for class and I was shocked at how much I learned.  I have been to the EB Grandin Printing Press in Palmyra before and so I did not expect to learn a lot more new material.  However, I was pleasantly surprised to find myself completely awed by the printing of the book of Mormon in a very new way.  Having these men who had been printers their entire lives tell us how much time and work goes into the printing of a single page gave me a whole new pers... Read More

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Love Jesus Christ
Posted On 09/12/2008 18:09:21 by katlee
I am a 51 year old widow. I love the Lord.  I love animals, i have two jack russell's terriers, I replaced my kids with them when they grew up and got married.  I like dancing, fishing, chruch activites, crafts, and children.  I am Temple Worthy and hold a temple recommend.  I would like to meet a man who is trust worthy, romantic, honest, and loves the Lord.... Read More

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