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LDS Church members and friends marched in a
procession down the Parley Street "Trail of Hope" to commemorate the
pioneer exodus from Nauvoo in 1846.
President John Taylor was the only man to serve as president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who was born outside the United States
Visitors will step into history upon entering the newly completed
Mormon Battalion Historic Site in San Diego, which opened to the public
on Jan. 30.
The
National Frontier Trails Museum recently received certification to
perform interpretive work on the Mormon Pioneer Trail.
Joseph Smith's recollection of his First Vision experience in the
Sacred Grove has some details vivid and concrete. Other details
were uncertain.
This view shows the Smith frame home in Palmyra, N.Y., as one looks
north.
Joseph Smith was a terrible writer. So how could an uneducated New England farm boy bring to pass a work
that would require endless hours of writing and translating?
Historic sites hold a sacred and significant place in the church, said Elder Marlin K. Jensen of the Seventy and historian of the church.
