Forty-Year-Old Conference Messages that Speak to Our Day
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- Your Hardest Family Question: Should I tell my son-in-law to stop yelling at his kids? by Geoff Steurer, MS, LMFT
- He Hath Sent Me to Bind Up the Brokenhearted: The Savior’s Path of Healing After Abuse by Jeff Teichert
- Why Hateful Speech Can’t be Ignored by Mark J. Stoddard
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HalJuly 12, 2018
I'm glad to see this article and recommend listening to / reading past conference talks to everyone. A little over a year ago, I started alternating listening to past conferences in-between listening to recent conference during my drive to an from work (instead of listening to music). I started with the oldest available (April 1971 - I was 13 at the time) and I've just about finished with the October 1972 conference when Harold B. Lee was sustained as the prophet following the passing of Joseph Fielding Smith. As I listen to the most recent conference and compare with the conferences of nearly 50 years ago, I noted that, although the social issues were different, the messages are still pertinent.
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