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Elder John K. Carmack spoke on the PEF's role in church history at the Mormon Studies Conference at Utah Valley University.
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Percy TeHira is a wiry, upbeat New Zealander who came to
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Institute is the glue essential
to keeping the rising generation together socially, emotionally and
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