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I barely found this--should be easier to find then what it is. Very interesting. I saw this on TV but now i can send it to my wife to watch while she is away.
He was the second counselor - not the first counselor!
Wonderful man, touching testimony of the Saviour's Atonement.
I couldn't get to it at all. :(
This is something I'd like to save in my files to replay.
President Faust gave me $1.00 to start my missionary fund when I was a new convert at age 15. He was very kind and encouraging. It is now 29 years since that time and I love him all the more now. Best wishes to his family.
Nashville, TN
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