Posted by admin on Aug 30, 2010 in
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Send information about LDS missionary reunions scheduled near general conference weekend todhnews@heraldextra.com by Sept. 10 to be published in LDS Week prior to October general conference. Include name of mission, mission president, day, time and address, contact info, plus any other info.
Posted by admin on Aug 26, 2010 in
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Couple bound for war-torn nations: “An Oconee County couple has been training in August at the Mormon church headquarters in Utah to become directors of humanitarian aid efforts for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in war-torn Serbia and Bosnia.”
Posted by admin on Aug 24, 2010 in
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So to Speak | Dads biking to stop crimes against young: “Two dads from an organization that no parent wants to join pedaled yesterday into Columbus to say that America must do more to protect its children.
Ed Smart and Ahmad Rivazfar are on a cross-country bicycle trip representing the Surviving Parents Coalition (www.spcoalition.org), an advocacy group founded by people whose children were victims of terrible crimes.
“You think, ‘This is never going to happen to me,’ and then, when it does, you think, ‘We’ve got to make everyone out there understand that this is a real possibility,’” said Smart, 55, of Salt Lake City.
In 2002, his daughter Elizabeth, then 14, was abducted and held for nine months by a man who raped and imprisoned her before she managed to escape.
She is 22 and working as a Mormon missionary in France.
Posted by admin on Aug 23, 2010 in
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Campus notes 08.23 – Daily Herald: “
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Campus notes 08.23Daily HeraldThe donor, who served as an LDS missionary in the Uruguay Paraguay Mission when Russell was its mission president, said he was greatly influenced by Russell …
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Posted by admin on Aug 15, 2010 in
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For oyster clan, just another disaster in a series: “Arrest in serial-stabber case eases some but not all anxiety in Mich. city where 5 were killed. More>>”
Voisin, 34, is part salesman, part student of history (he spices his conversation with references to Teddy Roosevelt and abolitionist Frederick Douglass). He’s part spiritual seeker (he was a Mormon missionary in Bordeaux, France) and part pragmatic politician (he’s on the Terrebonne parish council). And Voisin is a full-time Cajun who lives, breathes, loves, eats and talks oysters – he’s lectured about them on five continents.
Posted by admin on Aug 15, 2010 in
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Missionary Wives Served Missions of Their Own: “Though today’s LDS missionaries are mostly young, unmarried men and women, for more than a century the Church called married men on missions, requiring them to leave their wives to shoulder the burden not only of caring for but providing for the children at home. The unsung sacrifice of these ‘missionary wives’ was the focus of a lecture July 8 by Chad Orton, archivist at the Church History Library.
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Posted by admin on Aug 13, 2010 in
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Unique Chinese dancers tour Utah – Deseret News: “
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Unique Chinese dancers tour UtahDeseret NewsJohn Vawdrey, a former LDS missionary who helps translate for the troupe, said the dress, the costumes, the music — which includes an unusual horse head …
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Posted by admin on Aug 11, 2010 in
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Mormon missionary work moving online – Mormon Times: “
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Mormon missionary work moving onlineMormon TimesROCHESTER, NY — For a dozen Mormon missionaries in upstate New York, the iconic tasks of ‘tracting’ and knocking on doors are things of the past. …
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