Annotated Record of Baptisms for the Dead 1840-1845: Volumes 1-7(index)

Susan Easton Black

Harvey Bischoff Black

Susan Easton Black; Harvey Bischoff Black

Volume 2 of a 7 volume set.  This set is the result of years of extraction, interpretation, and editing of early LDS church records.  It contains all available information about proxy ordinance work performed including source information during the time period.

Annotated Record of Baptisms for the Dead 1840-1845 Nauvoo Hancock County Illinois (Vol. 2 C-F)

Brigham Young University Press

Volume 3 of a 7 volume set.  This set is the result of years of extraction, interpretation, and editing of early LDS church records.  It contains all available information about proxy ordinance work performed including source information during the time period.

Annotated Record of Baptisms for the Dead 1840-1845 Nauvoo Hancock County Illinois (Vol. 3 G-J)

Volume 5 of a 7 volume set. This set is the result of years of extraction, interpretation, and editing of early LDS church records. It contains all available information about proxy ordinance work performed including source information during the time period.

Annotated Record of Baptisms for the Dead 1840-1845 Nauvoo Hancock County Illinois (Vol. 5 P-Sm)

Wilford Woodruff was different from his predecessors and successors in one particular way he left an incredibly detailed handwritten record that spanned more than sixty years. His deep faith and religious devotion were a hallmark of his work as a missionary, Church historian, temple president, Apostle, and President of the Church. Through his skillful, inspired leadership and direction, he helped lead the Church into the social and cultural mainstream of American society. This book brings together selected presentations from the annual BYU Church History Symposium, hosted by BYU Religious Education, that celebrated the two hundredth anniversary of Wilford Woodruff s birth. It explores his life and the many roles he filled and helps readers gain a greater understanding of and appreciation for him.

Banner of the Gospel: Wilford Woodruff

Alexander L. Baugh

Religion & Spirituality

Deseret Book/ BYU Religious Studies Center

In the mid-nineteenth century, in the growing city of Nauvoo, Illinois, poets found ample opportunity for publication in Latter-day Saint periodicals such as the Times and Seasons, the Wasp, and the Nauvoo Neighbor. Others penned poetry in personal correspondence and diaries. Psalms of Nauvoo is a narrative collection of these poems. The volume opens with the Mormon exodus from Missouri and ends with the Saints' farewell to Nauvoo as they faced an uncertain future in the American West. This compilation offers a glimpse into the life circumstances and espoused doctrines of these early Latter-Day Saints.

Psalms of Nauvoo: Early Mormon Poetry

Hal Robert Boyd

RSC/BYU/Deseret Book Company

The story of the Mormon exodus from Nauvoo to a new mountain home far away in the west still stirs the imagination of writers, artists, historians, and musicians. Letters, diaries, and other manuscript sources continue to be discovered that recount this thrilling chapter in Mormon history. An entire believing people came to trust that they would find their place to worship without fear of persecution if they followed their God. This book is divided into three sections of the Mormon pioneers experiences. Even readers who have followed this history will discover new and inspiring facts about this enduring story.

Far Away in the West: Reflections on the Mo rmon Pioneer Trail

Richard E. Bennett

Craig K. Manscill

Scott C. Esplin

RSC/Deseret Book Company

Doctrines for exaltation

Deseret Book Co.

The Quincy Miracle: A Rescue Never to be Forgotten

Helping overcome situational depression

Down But Not Out: Overcoming Situational Depression

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Mental Health

Redstone Media

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