Come Into His Presence with Singing
April 26, 2018[…] and Sisters, I have been asked to talk on music as a form of worship, or on the significance of music in worship.* I found in reading some scriptures trying to prepare for this […]
[…] and Sisters, I have been asked to talk on music as a form of worship, or on the significance of music in worship.* I found in reading some scriptures trying to prepare for this […]
[…] extenuating circumstances. Many who generally opposed petting would not oppose it this strongly. In 1972 only 2. 6 per cent of the active Mormon women, but 24.8 per cent of the church-attending non-Mormon women, […]
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[…] on Elder McGrath’s shoulder. “But Elder—you don’t have to weed out all the people’s cultural traditions in order to teach them a new religion. There are some things that have to go, some others […]
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[…] 115–119 Although Courage struck a responsive chord in quite a few hearts, its readers did not support it to the extent the editors had expected. Appealing only to a minority in a small church, and without […]