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Like Father -- Like Son
Posted On 06/13/2008 23:18:45 by KeithLBrown
This Sunday, 15 June 2008, is Father's Day and though my father is no longer with me, I cherish the sweet memories of him and take time to reflect upon the things that he taught me through his example. In doing so I turn back the pages of time to June 2001 and the Father's Day talk that I presented to my Ward family of the Annapolis Maryland Ward. Like Father -- Like Son:
Making Sure That Future Generations Remember The Lord By Brother Keith L. Brown This Sacrament talk was delivered on Sab... Read More

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A True Story About My Father - How to proceed??
Posted On 05/24/2008 14:22:02 by KeithLBrown
What I am about to share with all of you is a true story. Many days since these events have taken place, I have wished that this was all just a bad dream, but sadly what happened was not a dream, it was hard cold reality. My father, John Wallace Brown, at the age of 71, was found dead on Monday, 20 November 2006. His body was found floating in water in a landfill (dump) area. His vehicle had been found at approximately 4:30 p.m. that Monday afternoon after an anonymous tip from a "neighbor" that... Read More

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Blessed Is The Man Who Is Called Father
Posted On 05/01/2008 16:51:19 by KeithLBrown
Blessed Is the Man Who Is Called Father   By Brother Keith L. Brown First Counselor, Annapolis Ward Bishopric   The following Sacrament talk was delivered to the congregation of the Annapolis Maryland Ward of the Annapolis Maryland Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, on Sabbath Day morning, 17 June 2007, Father’s Day.   There are a lot of things written and said about mothers and rightfully so for mothers are very unique and special people and if it were no... Read More

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Called To Be A Father
Posted On 05/01/2008 16:44:24 by KeithLBrown
Called To Be A Father: What is a father? By Brother Keith L. Brown This Sacrament talk was originally delivered on Sabbath day morning, 24 June 2001, Father’s Day, to the congregation of the Annapolis Maryland Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It was revised on 17 June 2006.

This morning I would like to take just a few minutes to address the sacred topic of fatherhood and the... Read More

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A Season of Gratitude
Posted On 04/30/2008 23:19:47 by KeithLBrown
A Season of Gratitude By Brother Keith L. Brown, 2nd Counselor in the Bishopric   Annapolis Maryland Ward Annapolis Maryland Stake Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints   Sabbath Day Morning, 26 November 2006   Preface   On Saturday, 25 November 2006, I joined my family in Fruitland Maryland for the funeral services of my 71 year old father, John Wallace Brown. My youngest sister, Patricia, was the last of my father’s four children to see him alive and speak with him.... Read More

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