Presiding Bishop H. David Burton, given in his October 2001 general conference address:
“Out of the deep anguish and turmoil of Sept. 11th have come many instances of men, women and nations standing tall. Foes and friends have come together against a common enemy. Uncommon acts of bravery have become commonplace. Humanitarian response seems to know no bounds. Men and women, regardless of race or creed, have reached out to victims and their families. Countless prayers have been offered. The forces for good are standing tall against the forces of terror and senseless mayhem.
"The life, ministry, and teachings of our Savior, Jesus Christ, provide a template for introspective assessment. Jesus Christ is our perfect example of one who always stood tall. He is the one who personifies integrity, strength, and courage.”
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I really miss Pres. Hinckley.
Don't get me wrong. I love Pres. Monson and declare him to be a mighty prophet of God. But I sure did love Pres. Hinckley.
Till we meet again....
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