8 inspiring facts about the life of Sister Kristen M. Oaks
Sister Oaks served a mission in Japan and later worked as a consultant for the largest privately held publishing house in America.
Volunteers from Austria, Romania, the Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, England, and France gathered to serve.
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After graduating from the University of Chicago Law School, he clerked for Chief Justice Earl Warren of the United States Supreme Court.
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President Henry B. Eyring, 92, and President D. Todd Christofferson, 80, will serve with him as First and Second Counselors.
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“On your birthday, I want to thank you for making me happy.”
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Jesus Christ is the Savior for every person and for every culture.
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Have you ever wondered which month and which calendar date has had the most dedications of temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?
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Alicia couldn’t hold or nurse the newborn because of her radiation treatments.
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“I hadn’t heard the phrase before, but now it’s inspiring me to love myself and others more.”
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Each temple is about the size of a poppy seed.
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The building was a bank before being purchased by the Church.
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“The comment caught me off guard, and it made me want to visit the temple more often.”
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Chad says that his circumstances have allowed him to focus on what truly matters and serve in new ways.
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The baptisms took place in a pristine jungle river.
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“Those six months were the most spiritual and happiest time of my life.”
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In a “divinely orchestrated exchange,” the couples found out their sons will be in their respective missions.
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Elder Renlund first suggests making sure we are doing what God has asked of us and “not something extra that we impose on ourselves.”
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The composer based the song on a turning point in her experiences with anxiety.
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“The Savior sees beyond race, status, and language. He looks upon the heart.”
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