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Default Elder Richard G. Scott answers questions asked by young single adults


Chen Wang, Deseret News
Craig Ralsson asks Elder Richard G. Scott of
the Quorum of the Twelve questions during
fireside in North Salt Lake, Utah

ARTICLE EXCERPT: Those single adults ages 18-30 gathered from 24 stakes in northern Utah nearly filled the Bountiful Regional Center to capacity. The energy in the hall increased as microphones were passed among members of the congregation.

Elder Scott opened his counsel by commenting on lessons of life he has learned that he had individuals read as they were projected on a large screen. Then he opened up the meeting for the young single adults to ask him questions

ARTICLE LINK: LDS Church News - Elder Richard G. Scott answers questions asked by young single adults
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