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Clipped from the Common Sense column of the Jamaica Observer
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Nicknames
Have you ever wondered about the family's nicknames?
A tropical storm and a hurricane now added to the list.
Researchers predict 2007 hurricane season to be "very active" for the Atlantic Ocean. The increase in this hurricane season predictions is due to the quick dissipation of the El Niño weather pattern.
Clyde and Lora Sue Allred
Elder and Sister Allread are family history missionaries.
Poverty in The Dominican Republic
There are a lot of poor people here.
The Hiatts
Duane and Sharon Hiatt are Public Relations Missionaries.
Plain tuckered out
Church gets a little long for some people.
Three sisters and their parasols.
These cute little gals were at church.
Jose Rotellini, Sculptor
The Bishop of the ward we attend most frequently is Bishop Rotellini. He is a young man who has two children about five and seven years old and a third on the way. His parents also live in the same ward. Both Bishop Rotellini and his father, Jose Rotellini, are sculptors. Yesterday we were given a guided tour of some of his sculptures around the city.
Lavar and Jeannine Skousen
Skousens recently arrived from Flagstaff, Arizona. They were the Mickleson's neighbors and now live in what we think of as the Mickleson's apartment. They also have the same mission call as the Mickelson's: auditors.
The Maugers have an interesting story
We met the Maugers when they came here to get married.
The Utah War
Due to the hoopla and misinformation in the PBS special, here is my original article on The Utah War, researched in the files of the Church History Department. It was written for Backwoods Home Magazine, but never published by them. I have added a section on blacks and the priesthood. Published with permission. Photos courtesy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Opinions expressed in the article are my own.
Barbara's comments on Blacks and the priesthood
I think the denial of blacks holding the priesthood may have had something to do with timing in terms of church growth and the overall church mission.
