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Relief Society - Where It All Began

Our Price:	$1.95
Product Number:	399RSP
This wonderful story is about the begining of the Relief Society. Thursday, March 17, 1842, twenty women from the ages of a teenager to a widow in her fifties, crowded into the upper story of a brick store on Water Street in Nauvoo. There the R.S. of the Church of Jesus Christ began.

Saints at War Book (VHS & DVD also available)

Our Price:	$39.95
Product Number:	274CBK
Saints at War combines over 200 remarkable stories-from Church leaders and veterans around the world-with hundreds of images that capture the essence of faith in the midst of war. Includes accounts from Thomas S. Monson, James E. Faust, Boyd K. Pcker, David B. Haight, Neal A. Maxwell, and others. Sixty years ago, while in the prime of their youth, thousands of young Latter-day Saints humbly stepped forward, prepared to sacrifice their lives so that the nightmare of tyranny might end. The Second World War brought untold horrors, degradation, and the tragic loss of life. Without thought of praise, and saying that they were "just doing their duty," these stalwart members of the Church returned home to begin the quiet work of earning a living, raising their families, serving in the Church, and retiring to enjoy missions and their grandchildren. While ordinary in many ways, their faith, service, and sacrifice changed the face of the world . . . and influenced the next generations in profound ways. Through the pages of this remarkable book you'll meet people like Victor B. Cline, an infantryman who was miraculously preserved on several occasions and attributed his good fortune to prayer, paying an honest tithing, and "following fairly near the straight and narrow." You'll read about Neal A. Maxwell, who, while in a foxhole, used a C-ration biscuit and rainwater for sacrament and stated, "That proves it is not the ingredients, but the Spirit." And you'll meet Reed Jordan, who wrote the press release letting the world know that Germany had unconditionally surrendered. These are the scoutmasters, the choristers, the bishops, and the home teachers-ward members who went about their daily work with the same diligence and passion that defined their generation. Available 11/10/01. Special Note: Hardcover 8 1/2 x 10 1/4. VHS and DVD also available. Type Saints into the search to your left.

Saints at War DVD (VHS & Book also available)

Our Price:	$24.95
Product Number:	276DVD
Saints at War combines over 200 remarkable stories-from Church leaders and veterans around the world-with hundreds of images that capture the essence of faith in the midst of war. Includes accounts from Thomas S. Monson, James E. Faust, Boyd K. Pcker, David B. Haight, Neal A. Maxwell, and others. Sixty years ago, while in the prime of their youth, thousands of young Latter-day Saints humbly stepped forward, prepared to sacrifice their lives so that the nightmare of tyranny might end. The Second World War brought untold horrors, degradation, and the tragic loss of life. Without thought of praise, and saying that they were "just doing their duty," these stalwart members of the Church returned home to begin the quiet work of earning a living, raising their families, serving in the Church, and retiring to enjoy missions and their grandchildren. While ordinary in many ways, their faith, service, and sacrifice changed the face of the world . . . and influenced the next generations in profound ways. Through the pages of this remarkable book you'll meet people like Victor B. Cline, an infantryman who was miraculously preserved on several occasions and attributed his good fortune to prayer, paying an honest tithing, and "following fairly near the straight and narrow." You'll read about Neal A. Maxwell, who, while in a foxhole, used a C-ration biscuit and rainwater for sacrament and stated, "That proves it is not the ingredients, but the Spirit." And you'll meet Reed Jordan, who wrote the press release letting the world know that Germany had unconditionally surrendered. These are the scoutmasters, the choristers, the bishops, and the home teachers-ward members who went about their daily work with the same diligence and passion that defined their generation. Special Note: DVD Running Time 1 hour - VIDEO and BOOK also available. Type Saints into the search to your left.

Saints at War VIDEO (DVD and Book also available)

Our Price:	$19.95
Product Number:	275VID
Saints at War combines over 200 remarkable stories-from Church leaders and veterans around the world-with hundreds of images that capture the essence of faith in the midst of war. Includes accounts from Thomas S. Monson, James E. Faust, Boyd K. Pcker, David B. Haight, Neal A. Maxwell, and others. Sixty years ago, while in the prime of their youth, thousands of young Latter-day Saints humbly stepped forward, prepared to sacrifice their lives so that the nightmare of tyranny might end. The Second World War brought untold horrors, degradation, and the tragic loss of life. Without thought of praise, and saying that they were "just doing their duty," these stalwart members of the Church returned home to begin the quiet work of earning a living, raising their families, serving in the Church, and retiring to enjoy missions and their grandchildren. While ordinary in many ways, their faith, service, and sacrifice changed the face of the world . . . and influenced the next generations in profound ways. Through the pages of this remarkable book you'll meet people like Victor B. Cline, an infantryman who was miraculously preserved on several occasions and attributed his good fortune to prayer, paying an honest tithing, and "following fairly near the straight and narrow." You'll read about Neal A. Maxwell, who, while in a foxhole, used a C-ration biscuit and rainwater for sacrament and stated, "That proves it is not the ingredients, but the Spirit." And you'll meet Reed Jordan, who wrote the press release letting the world know that Germany had unconditionally surrendered. These are the scoutmasters, the choristers, the bishops, and the home teachers-ward members who went about their daily work with the same diligence and passion that defined their generation. Special Note: VHS Running Time 1 hour - DVD and BOOK also available. Type Saints into the search to your left.

Saints On The Seas Book

Our Price:	$24.95
Product Number:	566CBK
The maritime tradition is particularly important to the history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints- the Mormons. Although fewer that 700 Mormon missionaries traveled to foreign lands to proselytize during the nineteenth century, their energetic activites garnered some 85,000 converts, most of whom emigrated to America. In this fascinating narrative Sonne details the long and often dangerous voyages required of the emigrants to reach American soil, where they began their overland trek to help build the Kingdom of Zion in the West. Sonne chronicles the vital statistics and voyages of approximately 300 American, British, German, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, and French ships involved in the arduous emigration. Saints on the Seas is based on extensive research of both federal and foreign government documents, as well as Mormon Church archives, newspapers, journals, personal letters, and other primary source materials. Numerous appendixes present a wealth of information, including statistics on vessels, their owners, number of passengers and voyanges, and passage times, as well as data on ship captains, emigrant company leaders and maritime disasters. For maritime buffs, historians of the Mormon movement, and genealogists, this book provides a unique source of previously uncollected material.

Sealing the Testimony

Our Price:	$11.95
Product Number:	123CBK
The intent of the mob that attacked Carthage Jail was to leave no survivors to tell the truth of what happened. But two men survived. One of them, in fulfillment of prophecy, was unharmed. That man was Willard Richards. No man knew the personal and intimate life o the Joseph Smith better than Willard Richards did. Joseph himself declared that fact in a letter to Elder Richards' wife in 1842: Special Note: This book sells alone for $11.95. However, it is the companion volume to The Road To Carthage so we're selling both books for only 18.95.

The Lives & Travels of Mormon & Moroni

Our Price:	$16.95
Product Number:	920CBK
THIS BOOK IS NORMALY $29.95 During the millennia of man's existence, notable father-and-son teams have undertaken works of monumental importance. On the American continent, such a team was Mormon and Moroni. They traveled thousands of miles from sea to sea, shaping the lives of millions. Their work has survived to influence millions more and has penetrated the far corners ofthe earth to prepare the way for humankind's salvation. The Lives and Travels of Mormon and Moroni is the culmination of a twenty-four-year effort of research in history and archaeology. The findings are astounding. Jerry L. Ainsworth takes the reader on an incredible journey as he pieces together the amazing lives of two very remarkable men. He addresses questions that have plagued gospel scholars for decades: Were Mormon and Moroni actually born in the land of the Nephites? Why did the Nephites choose Mormon, a fifteen-year-old boy, to command their armies? Whom did Mormon marry? Why was she unique? Where was the final battle of the Nephites? To whom was Moroni called to preach and who called him? Where and when did Mormon die? What path did Moroni follow to trasport the plates to New York? What were Mormon's and Moroni's roles in teaching other people of the Americas? Special Note: Author: Jerry L. Ainsworth

The Lost Tribes of the Book of Mormon

Our Price:	$13.95
Product Number:	592CBK
In this sequel to the author's best-selling book, The Lost Lands of the Book of Mormon, the reader will discover the numerous similarities between the ancient inhabitants of the eastern United States, known today as the Mound Builders, and the people described in the scriptures. The various ancient artifacts found, the burial customs, and the legends which tell of a visit by a Great White God to the western hemisphere all produce convincing evidence that the Book of Mormon drama took place in the eastern woodlands of the United States. As communities began to emerge along the eastern U.S. seaboard after the arrival of the Pilgrims, numerous artifacts were uncovered. It did not take long to discover that an ancient civilization of highly intelligent, white people once occupied the area many centuries earlier. The similarities between this lost civilization and the peoples of the Book of Mormon are simply overwhelming. The rest of the story can now be told regarding the journeys and migrations of the Nephites in their final days, and the sojourns of that once-thriving people, the Lamanites. Special Note: 209 Pages Paperback

The Martin Harris Story

Our Price:	$12.95
Product Number:	428CBK
This work is unquestionably the fullest, most intimate account of Martin Harris, who witnessed the revelation, growth, and persecution of the early Church.

The Missouri Persecutions

Our Price:	$13.95
Product Number:	255CBK
No one wrote LDS Church history like Elder B.H. Roberts. He was both an eyewitness to many of the events and a meticulous researcher. This book is one of his most acclaimed. It plainly details the Saints' settling the promised land of Zion, the reasons for the suspicions of their neighbors, the subsequent persecutions, and the exodus to Illinois. Special Note: This limited printing, with only minor editorial changes, preserves a monumental work that deserves a place of honor in LDS home libraries.

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