Lessons from the Restoration: The Faith it Took to Settle Among These Mountains
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Irene Palmer (92 years old)June 6, 2018
In each of the generations since the restoration saints have responded to their prophets message-build Nauvoo, build a new Zion in the wilderness, fill missionary calls in the midst and build temples in the midst of their struggles to survive. We have been blessed to see the kingdom of God rolling forth. Now we are participating in ministering to the nations of the world who are suffering. A new individual ministering challenge has been raised and its a new generation that will answer the call. Imagine what blessings will follow if we succeed as well as our forefathers did.
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