81. Joseph Fielding Smith Institute Of Latter-day Saint History Resources for the scholarly study of the history, institutions, people, and culture of the latterday saints. Housed at Brigham Young University. http://smithinstitute.byu.edu/

Home News Announcements Newsletter Events Resources Links Publications Mormon Bibliography Morman Biographical Registers Grants/ Fellowships Grants Women's History Eliza R. Snow Exhibit Pamphlet Press Release About Us History Personnel Faculty/Fellows Staff News The deadline for research grants is approaching. Click here for more information. Announcements See our volume of poetry that is on sale now. Events Learn about lectures, exhibits, and performances sponsored by the Smith Institute Welcome The Joseph Fielding Smith Institute for Latter-day Saint History is a center for the scholarly study of Mormon history from the perspective of faith. More.. Joseph Smith Papers More.. Women’s History Initiative More..

82. Mormons, Or Latter-Day Saints Britannica Student Encyclopedia Mormons, or latterday saints Britannica Student Encyclopedia. MLA style Mormons,Or latter-day saints. Britannica Student Encyclopedia. 2004. http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?eu=297952

83. Alaska Anchorage | Welcome For the benefit of all past, present, and future Missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of latterday saints, who serve in Alaska and the Yukon Territory. http://www.mission.net/alaska/anchorage/

This site will work and look better in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Username: Password: Type Alumni Friends/Members Current President Remember Me Donate to LDSMN January 27, 2004 Enjoy the site? Consider posting a small donation to LDS Mission Network to help defray the costs of hosting and maintenance. All of the funds go towards upkeep and maintenance and help keep this site up-and-running. This Website is looking for a new Webmaster January 22, 2004 If you served in the mission and are passionate about Alaska (some experience with web design is a plus) than you're qualified. Please contact me and let me know why you would be the perfect webmaster. What's New? 19 May 2004 Alumni: Marie D Dillingham 17 May 2004 *Current: Jason Dale Rasmussen 16 May 2004 *Alumni: Mark E Fogle 15 May 2004 *Current: Matthew James Garner 13 May 2004 Guestbook: Mission Advice LDS Author 13 May 2004 Guestbook: Mission Advice LDS Author 13 May 2004 Guestbook: Mission Advice LDS Author 09 May 2004 *Alumni: Rich Nye 07 May 2004 Guestbook: Wedding Gifts!!! Brother George

84. PROTESTANT CHURCHES Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints Year in Review 1995 religion PROTESTANT CHURCHES Church of JesusChrist of latterday saints. Encyclopædia Britannica Article. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=122823

85. Mormons And Danites: The Historical Background In Missouri Discussion of the history of persecution and trouble for latterday saints ( Mormons ) in Missouri in the late 1830s. http://www.jefflindsay.com/LDSFAQ/FQ_Missouri.shtml

What Was the 1838 Mormon War? This page provides historical background on the persecution of Mormons in Missouri, leading to the 1838 Extermination Order. The setting in Missouri, the activities of mobs and militias, and the Mormon effort at self-defense are outlined, along with background on the development of the infamous Danites. This page offers supplementary information to my page on The 1838 Mormon War and Tales of the "Danites" . That page should be consulted first for quick answers to major questions on the Danites and the 1838 conflict in Missouri. This is one page in the suite of Frequently Asked Questions About Latter-day Saint Beliefs . It is the personal work of Jeff Lindsay and does not necessarily reflect official LDS doctrine. Index to this page: Background: The Danites The Danites Public Militia and Secret Danites: Separate Organizations Joseph Smith's Relationship to the (Secretive) Danites ... Bibliography An Overview of the Danites and the Church in Missouri The Danites The term "Danites" is typically used to refer to a short-lived, secretive band of Mormons organized by Sampson Avard in 1838. The Danites apparently were organized in June of 1838 to defend the Mormons from internal enemies who had stirred up much prejudice and even violence against the Saints. In June, several dissidents from the Church were given a letter signed by Avard (the first signer) and 83 others urging them to leave immediately, which they did. Other dissidents stayed on but apparently became more quiet. With the threat of internal dissidents largely removed, the Danites evolved by the fall of 1838 into a defensive group to protect the Saints from the external threat of mobsters.

86. Latter-Day Saints Family latterday saints Family. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-DaySaints was founded in 1830 by Joseph Smith. He had been strongly http://jmahoney.com/latter.htm

Latter-Day Saints Family The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints was founded in 1830 by Joseph Smith. He had been strongly influenced in his youth by revival-oriented evangelists and wanted to join a religious group professing the truth about God. His quest ended in frustration. He reportedly then experienced a series of visions, first of God the Father and Jesus, then John the Baptist, and then various angels. In 1827 he claimed to have received plates of gold upon which was engraved the Book of Mormon, written in a form of Egyptian. He also claimed to have received two stones called the "Urim and Thummim" used to translate the tablets. One source compared them to crystal balls. The Book of Mormon told the story of the Jeredistes, who came to America after the attempt to build the Tower of Babel, and the Israelites, who came after the destruction of Jerusalem in the sixth century BC. Both groups eventually disappeared, with American Indians as the remnant. The last of the prophets of the Israelite group wrote a history which was buried in what came to be New York. In 1830, the Book of Mormon was published and the Church organized. The Mormons quickly became outcasts.

87. The Anchorage Alaska Temple Unofficial web site contains information on the Anchorage Alaska Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of latterday saints. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Rhodes/5539/anchorag.html

The Anchorage Alaska Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints The second of the new small temples, Anchorage incorporates several new features. For example, the Angel Moroni on the Monticello Temple is white, durring overcast days the statue seems to disappear because of its unobtrusive color. For the Anchorage Temple the Angel Moroni is gold as in all other temples. To give the temple an Alaskan feel the west wall includes several star stones set in the pattern of the Big Dipper. This constellation is important for two reasons. Since the Big Dipper points to the north star, and hence represents northern lands, it was used in the Alaskan state flag. Its pointing to the north star, which is the only fixed star in the sky, also symbolizes pointing the way to truth, and as such it is part of the symbolism on the exterior of the Salt Lake Temple. Also, stylized evergreen trees are seen on most of the doors, forget-me-nots, the Alaska State flower, decorate the Sealing Room, and the altars are decorated with Native American influenced designs. The temple was announced in October 1997.

88. Israel And Mormon History Sites In Photographs Photographs and explanatory text of historical sites important to latterday saints. Journey through key events includes images of Vermont, New York, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, and the Mormon Trail. http://solo21.abac.com/frodsham

The Restoration in Images This site contains on the order of 1500 photographs of historical sites of biblical interest in Israel, as well as sites in America which are of historical importance to members of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. America ( The Kirtland Temple in Kirtland, Ohio) After the crucifixion of the Savior and the death of the apostles, the Gospel of Jesus Christ in it's entirety was lost from the earth. Gospel principles were debated and changed by men, and the Priesthood power held by ancient prophets and bestowed upon Peter, James and John by the Savior himself was lost. in 1830, the United States of America was the site of the restoration of the Gospel, the Lord's Priesthood power, and the establishment of His church as it existed in the meridian of time. Reverence to and Interest in these sites in Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri and elsewhere across the heartland of America as places where God has again communed with man are unique to members of his restored church, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Israel ( The entrance to the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem) Three of the worlds great religions have deep roots in Israel : Judaism, Christianity and Muslimism. Photographs were captured of many important sites to these major religions. The Old Testament is held by tenants of the Savior's restored church as scripture, and an understanding of the culture and environment of the Old Testament Prophets lends deeper understanding to their teachings. As Christians, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints revere Jesus Christ as the Messiah and the New Testament as scripture. The historical and geographical context of His mission are of great interest and study.

89. Wings.buffalo.edu/~plewe/lds.html BabyCenter Community BBS latter-day saints families Home Community Bulletin Boards Baby Boards Family Life Latter-daySaints families latter-day saints families. Threads 1946 http://wings.buffalo.edu/~plewe/lds.html

90. Redirect To New Mission Site Unofficial page serving the alumni of the Oakland mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of latterday saints. Guestbook, reunion notices. http://www.relia.net/religion/oakland

The Mission site has been moved. Please visit http://oakland.acucore.com and be sure to reset your bookmarks.

91. Utah History Encyclopedia THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF latterday saints The Church of Jesus Christ oflatter-day saints is commonly known as the Mormon Church or the LDS Church. http://www.media.utah.edu/UHE/c/CHURCHJESUSLATTER.html

THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is commonly known as the Mormon Church or the LDS Church. Members of the church were the first permanent non-Native American settlers in the Territory of Utah, and they still comprise approximately 70 percent of Utah's population. Organization, Teachings, and Practices Latter-day Saints believe that their church is the authentic restoration of the church established by Jesus Christ in New Testament times. Its authority to perform saving ordinances and do other things in God's name comes from the priesthood, which was restored to Joseph Smith through heavenly messengers and is passed on to all worthy male members through ordination. At the head of the church stands the president of the church, who is considered God's living prophet. He and his two counselors constitute a quorum known as the First Presidency. Next to them stand the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, and they are assisted in administering the Church worldwide by two Quorums of the Seventy. A Presiding Bishopric, consisting of three men, administers the temporal affairs of the Church. All these leaders are known collectively as the General Authorities of the church. Other general church officers include the presidency of the Relief Society (a women's organization founded by Joseph Smith), the presidency of the young women's association, the presidency of the young men's association, the presidency of the Sunday School, and the presidency of the Primary (a churchwide organization for children).

92. SHIELDS, Mormon Apologetics, Jesus Christ, Bible, Religion, Christian, Apostles, Apologetics resources of contributed content. http://www.shields-research.org

Est. Feb 1997 - Updated: 20 April 2004 NOTE: Stan's Little List of Books may now be found as MormonMemorabilia.com Featured Pages Critics Corner Information about many LDS Church critics Palmyra Project a project that makes available many old LDS publications in electronic format. Articles of Faith Hoaxes What's New INFORMATION/ ... SEARCH SHIELDS Some documents on this web site are in Adobe .pdf format . If you need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader please click here Welcome to SHIELDS , a site for responses to issues raised by critics of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (The Church of Jesus Christ, LDS, Mormons). This information is presented with the hope that you will not be deceived by those who would not tell you the truth about The Church of Jesus Christ. We invite all to "come unto Christ." We hope the information presented on our web site will demonstrate the many misrepresentations which have been told about the history and doctrines of The Church of Jesus Christ. This Church is Christ's. We invite you to listen to the true message of the Church. The Latter-day Saints have been so repeatedly and generally misrepresented and maligned, that ordinarily little has been done by way of refutation. Were the people to undertake to meet every lie uttered against them and set it right, they would devote the whole of their lives to it and then die without accomplishing the desired object. But there are times when a refutation is necessary; when the whole people awake in earnestness to deny the misrepresentations of those who purposely and wilfully assail them.

93. Mormonism, Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints, Examined And Documented. CHRISTIAN APOLOGETICS RESEARCH MINISTRY. www.carm.org. HOME PAGE. MORMONISM,The church of Jesus Christ of latterday saints. . . Jesus saves . . HOME. http://www.carm.org/mormon.htm

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94. Latter-day Saints latterday saints. Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day saints - Official Site;All About Mormons - explains in detail beliefs and practices of the Church; http://www.acs.ucalgary.ca/~lipton/latter.html

Latter-day Saints Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints - Official Site All About Mormons - explains in detail beliefs and practices of the Church Mormon Links Reorganized Church of Latter-day Saints RETURN TO HOME PAGE Maintained by Saundra Lipton ( lipton@acs.ucalgary.ca

95. Mormonism, Mormon, Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints Mormon, Mormonism. Church of Jesus Christ of latterday saints. GeneralInformation Mormonism - Latter Day Saints. Advanced Information http://mb-soft.com/believe/txc/mormon.htm

Mormon, Mormonism Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints General Information Mormonism is a way of life practiced by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, often called Mormons or Latter-day Saints. Although two-thirds of the church's membership is in the United States, especially the western states, members are also located in 100 other countries and 25 territories, colonies, or possessions. In 1989, the church reported a worldwide membership of about 7 million. History Joseph Smith founded the church in Fayette, NY, in 1830. Earlier he reported having visions of God and other heavenly beings in which he was told that he would be the instrument to establish the restored Christian church. According to Smith, one of the heavenly messengers directed him to some thin metal plates, gold in appearance and inscribed in a hieroglyphic language. Smith's translation of the plates, the Book of Mormon, describes the history, wars, and religious beliefs of a group of people (c. 600 BC - AD 421) who migrated from Jerusalem to America. Smith attracted a small group of followers who settled in Kirtland, Ohio, and Jackson County, Mo. Because of persecution the church moved to northern Missouri and then to Nauvoo, Ill. In 1837 missionaries were sent to England and later to Scandinavia; most of their converts emigrated to the United States.

96. Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints - Encyclopedia Article About Church Church of Jesus Christ of latterday saints. latter-day saints also believe,although it is not canonical, that God is married to a Heavenly Mother. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day S

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint A Latter-day Saint (LDS) is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). The term "Latter-day Saint", as spelled with a hyphen and a lower-case "d", has a different meaning than the older and more general term "Latter Day Saint", which applies to all sects that derive their religious heritage from Joseph Smith, Jr. The British spelling "Latter-day Saint" originated in 1852 when the LDS Church was incorporated in Salt Lake City, Utah. Click the link for more information. s , also widely known as the " Mormon Alternate meaning : Mormon (prophet) A Mormon is an adherent of Mormonism, and is often referred to as a Latter Day Saint. The word Mormonism was first used in the 1830s as a derogatory name for followers of Joseph Smith, Jr. who accepted The Book of Mormon as a sacred text, but the term soon lost its derogatory connotation. Most Mormons today generally consider the word as inoffensive, though most prefer the term Latter Day Saint. In addition, some churches within the Latter Day Saint movement have avoided and discouraged the term Mormon because of its primary association with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (also called the "LDS Church").

97. Latter-day Saint - Encyclopedia Article About Latter-day Saint. Free Access, No A Latterday Saint (LDS) is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daySaints The Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day saints is widely known as the http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Latter-day Saint

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Latter-day Saint Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition A Latter-day Saint (LDS) is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints , also widely known as the "Mormon Church," or "LDS Church", is the largest denomination within the Latter Day Saint movement (Mormonism), a branch of Christian Restorationism. The Church is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. Like other sects within the Latter Day Saint movement, the LDS Church traces its origins to the Church Click the link for more information. (LDS Church). The term "Latter-day Saint", as spelled with a hyphen and a lower-case "d", has a different meaning than the older and more general term " Latter Day Saint A Latter Day Saint (LDS) is a person who identifies with the Latter Day Saint movement, or who practices Mormonism. Latter Day Saints trace their religious heritage through Joseph Smith, Jr., who claimed to have restored the original "Church of Christ", which had disappeared from the earth after a period of apostasy. Latter Day Saints consider themselves to be "saints" in the original sense of the word, meaning members of the original Christian church established in the First Century, AD. Click the link for more information.

98. The Mormon Connection Article by Jan McClintock explaining the doctrinal connections to genealogy in the Church of Jesus Christ of latterday saints. http://www.leisterpro.com/doc/Articles/MormConn.html

The Mormon Connection The LDS Church and Genealogy by Jan McClintock The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints maintains the largest genealogical data collection in the world, at the main Family History Library in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah. The library collects information from members and other submitters through the Genealogical Society of Utah, the corporate business end of the Family History Department of the church. The reason that the LDS church is so interested in genealogy is explained in church doctrine: family love and life can continue forever, even after death. To help make this happen, members want to be able to perform the temple ordinances, namely baptisms, endowments, and sealings to spouses and to parents, and also confirmations and ordinations. Endowments are like promises to the Lord to obey the covenants that are set by Him for life on Earth. Sealings are a binding together of families; husband and wife, and children to parents, in order to spend eternity together. The church believes that these ordinances should be performed on behalf of ancestors who did not have the opportunity themselves. Ancestors are not forced to take the ordinances; they must accept the opportunity to do so.

99. Mormon.org An order form for a video from the latterday saints depicting the story of the birth of Jesus. http://www.nativityvideo.com/

A husband struggles to find a suitable place for his young wife to give birth… Far away, wise men search the heavens for the sign that will lead them to the newborn King… Lowly shepherds wonder at a new star in the heavens… Then humbly, unnoticed by most, Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world, is born. The Nativity video is a perfect way to help you celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ this Christmas. To receive your own free copy of The Nativity , please click on the order button below. The video is a gift from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Order your free video © 2002 IRI. Rights and Use Info.

100. 666 & Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints Most Difficult. Church of Jesus Christ of latterday saints = 666 be sureto see why below (Hint think wheat and tares). 36 letters in phrase. http://www.greaterthings.com/Word-Number/666/LDS666.htm

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