Teaching Mormon doctrine: “
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Mormon doctrine and religious education. Instruction for inspired teaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. President Gordon B. Hinckley taught: Effective teaching is the very essence of leadership in the Church. Eternal life will come only as men and women are taught with such effectiveness that they change and discipline their lives. They cannot be coerced into righteousness or into heaven. They must be led, and that means teaching Talk to a Mormon Missionary, visit www.mormon.org Talk to a Mormon, visit http Mormon doctrine – www.historyofmormonism.com
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Strength Beyond My Own – A Sacred Look Inside LDS ( Mormon ) Temples: “
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I remember going to the Oquirrh Mountain Dedication, and it reminded me of the times I have gone to the temple, and of how sacred it is. This music and the pictures capture what I believe is most like going into the Temple.
For more information about temples go to http://www.mormon.org
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Gethsemane – The Atonement of Jesus Christ: “
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For more Information about Christ, go to http://jesuschrist.lds.org
I came upon a song by Lyle Hadlock called Gethsemane, and after listening, wanted to do a movie about Gethsemane, and also of the Resurrection. Some of the most painful parts are in Black and White to symbolize how far down Christ went as he wrought out the atonement.
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O May My Soul Commune with Thee – Jesus Christ: “
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For more information about Christ go to http://www.lds.org
I put together this short, sacred hymn with these clips because it left me with a sense of peace and Faith in the Savior
O May My soul commune with thee
And Find thy holy peace
From Worldly care
And Pain of fear
Please bring me sweet release
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Lamb of God by composer Rob Gardner – PREVIEW: “
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A preview to the new sacred work ‘Lamb of God’ for choir, orchestra and soloists by composer Rob Gardner. Find out more information about the project at www.spiremusic.org/2010.
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Finding Peace in a Missouri Mob – The Life of Joseph Smith: “
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A remarkable story from the life of Joseph Smith—the Mormon Prophet—about making peace and befriending your enemies. This story was taken from the biography of Joseph Smith by his mother, Lucy Mack Smith.
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The Nauvoo Willow Tree – Reflections of Emma Smith: “
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There is an old willow tree which sits directly behind the Nauvoo House where Emma Hale Smith spent her remaining years on this earth. Although Emma Smith remarried three years after Josephs death, she carried the sorrow of that great loss in her heart until she died. Kimberly Smith, the great great granddaughter of Joseph and Emma Smith once had an experience by the willow which caused her to feel as if Emma had spent much time in mourning by that tree. Kimberly Smith felt inspired to write this song and she hopes that you feel from this presentation just as she did when she wrote the song; for she truly felt the heart of a great and noble lady—Emma Smith. To listen to more music by Kimberly Smith, please visit her website at: www.ldsgenerations.com
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The Saint George Utah Temple (HD) – Mormon Temples: “
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The St. George Utah Temple (formerly the St. George Temple) is the first temple completed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after the forced exodus from Nauvoo, Illinois, within two years of the death of Joseph Smith, Jr. Located in the city of St. George, Utah, it was designed by Truman O. Angell and is more similar in its design to the Nauvoo Temple than to later LDS temples. The St. George temple is the oldest temple still actively used by the members of the Church. The temple currently has three ordinance rooms and 18 sealing rooms, and a total floor area of 110000 feet (34000 m). It was originally designed with two large assembly halls like the earlier Kirtland and Nauvoo Temples. The lower Assembly Hall was partitioned with curtains to provide the ordinance rooms for the Endowment Ceremony. In 1938 the lower Assembly Hall was rebuilt with permanent walls dividing it into four ordinance rooms. The four ordinance rooms were later changed into the present three rooms, at the time the endowment ceremony was changed from a live endowment to one presented on film. In the 1970s the temple was closed and underwent extensive remodeling. Spencer W. Kimball rededicated it in 1975. To learn more about Mormons and Temple Worship, please visit: www.Mormon.org
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