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... from various parts of the world. And it has become a home to thousands of members and a 'Stake of Zion' in the 'Latter-days.' ...rk City. These tours are available both to Church groups and to non-church members.

... and new converts to the church. Winnifred Bowers gave help and support to members interested in doing professional writing. Many members I cannot put names to, but I remember faces and activities in which they pl

...istory, the history of the LDS Church in New York City is largely unknown. Members attend Church for years, experience a wide variety of things, and see a lot As mundane as many members believe their lives to be, few lives carefully examined are truely mundane.

* 10/17/1840 -- New York City members represented at a Conference in Philadelphia. |10/17/1840 || 10/17/1840 || New York City members represented at a Conference in Philadelphia.

...an New York Temple.Along the way, the tour looks at the LDS Church and its members presence at Steinway Hall, Carnegie Hall, the Arts Student League, Stillman

...ranch in Manhattan. The newspaper contained essays from Church leaders and members as well as general and Church-specific news, and official Church announceme

...ijah Fordham; he was an Elder, and assisted me. We had baptized about six members, and organized a little branch, who were accustomed to meet in a small uppe We had retired to our private room up stairs with the few members we had, to hold a last prayer meeting, as I was about taking leave for New

... day to this the zeal of the Mormon Church has never lessened nor have its members ceased to plead its cause. Lots are drawn to see who shall set out upon this bi-yearly crusade. The members go in parties, larger or smaller, according to the distance. But no one may

...orge Q. Cannon. He discusses how the Church is supported and the number of members, and gives some information on Mormon beliefs.

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...gers found their way to this land on her decks, and of that number 346 are members of a Mormon congregation, and compose a Mormon Immigration Company. Arrivin

...es of JOE SMITH, who are brought from that country to Salt Lake, have been members of the Established Church. But, whether that be true or not, it is undeniab

...'s River, NJ|Tom's River, New Jersey]]. The report says that the number of members is quite large and is increasing, and that they have resident preachers as

...lijah Fordham; he was an Elder, and assisted me. We had baptized about six members, and organized a little branch, who were accustomed to meet in a small uppe We had retired to our private room up stairs with the few members we had, to hold a last prayer meeting, as I was about taking leave for New

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...bers and an additional 7 honorary members, who had left the New York area. Members were mostly active Mormons, but one report broke down the group as follows< Known members included<ref>Cannon, Mark. ''Mormons in the Executive Suite'', Dialogue: A

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... in 1885. By 1891, the branch had grown to a membership of about 50 active members<ref>Mormons To Have a Temple. Brooklyn Eagle, 6 May 1891, page 1</ref>. The

...eople, most of whom are English. The Glovers were among the most prominent members. Mr. Glover is a very good looking man, aged about 35 years, while Mrs. Glo

...Yes. Any officer, from a high priest to a deacon, may visit the Church, or members, and be set apart for this purpose, if the Church will receive it.