Deseret Industries Helps Bring Hope to Desperate Sioux Reservation
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Steve WilsonJuly 24, 2017
This is the type of philanthropy that I believe in. If these are the true descendants of the Mormon people, they deserve to be helped and looked after by the LDS church. The scriptures fortold of it as well with the Lamanites to be carried on the shoulders of the Gentiles. Please send more details on what is happening and how I can help.
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