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Torah Bright elated with Olympic Gold
Vancouver, Canada - Torah Bright, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and originally from Cooma, New South Wales, captured the gold medal in last week's women's snowboard half-pipe at the Winter Olympics. |
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"The Great Need of Our Generation" (Story Package)
6 March 2010
AUCKLAND, New Zealand - The following message was written by Elder Brent H. Nielson, Second Counselor in the Pacific Area Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints:
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Especially for Youth - 2010 (Story Package)
9 February 2010
AUCKLAND: New Zealand - At the beginning of January, 800 plus apprehensive and rather shy teenagers joined together at Kings College in Auckland, for five busy days of activities and gospel living in the first Especially for Youth (EFY) program held in New Zealand.
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Doubt Not, Fear Not - Theme for National Young Single Adult Conference (Story Package)
9 February 2010
AUCKLAND, New Zealand - A dome building filled with laughter, cheers and celebration. The Spirit shone through young Latter-day Saints as they rushed around talking to people they had never met before. Brought together by one common denominator - the Gospel, this was just a glimpse of what the pre-existence might have been like
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"Go and Bring In Those People Now" (Story Package)
1 February 2010
AUCKLAND, New Zealand - the following is the Pacific Area Presidency message for the month of February. It was written by Elder James J. Hamula, First Counselor in the Pacific Area Presidency:
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Latter-day Saints Support Haiti Relief Efforts (Story Package)
16 January 2010
SALT LAKE CITY, United States - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is sending a team of doctors and medical supplies to Haiti immediately to help care for those injured by the devastating earthquake.
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Change in the Area Presidency (Story Package)
9 January 2010
AUCKLAND, New Zealand - The First Presidency had announced in October a change in the Pacific Area Presidency, effective immediately. Elder David S. Baxter, president of the area since August 2008, recently underwent surgery in Salt Lake City and has been reassigned to Church headquarters. Elder Tad R. Callister will serve as president of the area, with Elder James J. Hamula as first counselor and Elder Brent H. Nielson as second counselor.
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Mormon Couple Share Missionary Experiences By Blogging (Story Package)
6 January 2010
PAGO PAGO, American Samoa - For Dan and Jean Dabell, their family and friends back in the United States are only a mouse click away. For the last six months they have been using Internet technology to keep in touch and share their experiences as missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Recovering from Addictions (Story Package)
22 December 2009
WAGGA WAGGA, Australia - Malcolm McLean runs his own busy marketing business. His wife Dariane works as a support advocate for individuals with disabilities. She just completed a postgraduate honours year studying psychology, and next year she will start on her Masters' degree.
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Church College Community Celebrates End of an Era (Story Package)
16 December 2009
TEMPLE VIEW, New Zealand - Many who love the Church College of New Zealand took time recently (Saturday 5 December) to celebrate the successes of the last 51 years. And what a celebration it was. A cast of hundreds directed by Lillian Kershaw - affectionately known as Aunty Lil - sang, danced, and reminisced with an audience of 1200.
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Church College of New Zealand Legacy Website Launched (Story Package)
15 December 2009
TEMPLE VIEW, New Zealand - New web pages about Church College of New Zealand have been produced and are now live on www.ldschurch.org.nz. The pages include stories and videos about labour missionaries as well as past students and staff.
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Building Bridges of Understanding in Melbourne (Story Package)
11 December 2009
MELBOURNE, Australia - The fifth Parliament of the World's Religions concluded Wednesday night at Melbourne's Convention and Exhibition Centre after 600 separate meetings over seven days. According to the BBC, the Parliament was attended by thousands of people from 80 nationalities and 220 faith traditions. The theme of the Parliament was: "Make a world of difference: hearing each other, healing the earth."
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