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Marie Wilhemina Krause Madsen When we talk about pioneers I frequently hear people speak of the toughness of a people who could endure such physical
William Ashton: Continue On When stories are told of the Martin Handcart Company, of their sufferings and sacrifice; of their rescue and struggle, the
Contention Not long ago it was one of those days around my house where everyone seemed to be grouchy and grumpy and oh, glass
First Christmas in Utah Brigham Young and the first Latter-day Saint pioneers entered the Salt Lake Valley in July 1847. By December of 1847 there
January 21, 1836—A Night of Visions The Lord will reveal himself to us when, where, and how he pleases. It is not by the will
Mary Jane McCleve August 21, 1851, Mary Jane McCleve was baptized in the Irish Sea not far from County Down in the northeastern part of
The Will to Go On The Lord once said, “Whosoever doth not bear his cross, and come after me, cannot be my disciple.” Evidently, that
Susan Melverton Witbeck Susan Melverton first heard missionaries teach the restored Gospel when she was only 12 in Somerset, England. Eventually she joined the Church
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