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Elder Holland gave a good address last night.
It should be food for thought for all who heard it.
Thanks Elder Holland...
Great story...Thanks
I would like to learn more about this part of history. This was a nice article.
Adversity is such a powerful teacher.
Joseph Smith is a classic example of someone who turned it to benefit everyone involved. We're grateful for his example.
Cancer has been such an opportunity for me and many friends.
Thanks to Elder Holland for framing hard times as the growth opportunity they are...
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as a YSA and attending that fireside I wads extremly touched by the remarks of Elder holland and for only the second time in my adult life I have ever cried over such a beautiful song at the end and about his remarks.
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