Explore the journals of Newel Knight, one of the earliest converts to the Church, lifelong friend of the Prophet Joseph Smith, and key witness to some of the most significant events in the Restoration.
Tonga has by far the highest percentage of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints of any country in the world. How did this come to be? This book narrates one-hundred years of the Church in the Kingdom of Tonga.
This volume examines the “four cornerstones” of the early nineteenth century: revolution and reform, Romanticism, emancipation, and religious revivalism. The book focuses on remarkable figures in each of these movements, including people such as Napoleon Bonaparte, Alexander von Humboldt, and Ludwig van Beethoven. Readers will gain a greater awareness of the Restoration’s place in history that will enhance a deeper sense of appreciation among Church members for the restoration of Christ’s church on the earth.
This book offers a fresh but faithful focus on the journey of covenants and discipleship through the double lens of ancient words and medieval images. The first part of the book explores the covenants. The second part reveals Christ as our ransom by exploring medieval images, particularly the image of Christ.
Saints at War is filled with remarkable first-person accounts from Latter-day Saints who served in the Gulf War, the War in Afghanistan, and the Iraq War. These stories detail their trials, challenges, setbacks, faith, courage, and numerous victories overcoming extraordinary circumstances.
In Oxford, Britain’s most ancient seat of learning, a series of events commemorated the visit of Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles in 2018. Eminent speakers from the Catholic, Anglican, and nonconformist traditions joined him to commit enthusiastically to common service and exploration. This book shares their messages and celebrates the marvelous start of deeper commitment, dialogue, and friendship.
Built amid sugarcane fields on the island of O‘ahu and dedicated in 1919, the Lā‘ie Hawai‘i Temple was at the forefront of a Churchwide shift away from gathering to the Intermountain West. Commemorating the Lā‘ie Hawai‘i Temple’s one hundredth anniversary, this volume shares the remarkable history and contributions of this beloved temple.
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