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1. Chapter Nine: The Expanding ChurchOur Heritage: A Brief History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
From 1901 to 1970, four prophets presided over an expanding Church—Joseph F. Smith, Heber J. Grant, George Albert Smith, and David O. McKay. President Joseph F. Smith Joseph F. Smith was born in 1838 during the height of the Missouri persecutions in a small cabin near the temple site in Far West.
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2. GAK 513: George Albert SmithGospel Art Picture Kit
President of the Church, 1945–1951 Click to View Larger Format George Albert Smith was the fourth generation of his family to serve as a General Authority. I would not be an enemy to any living soul” (quoted in Bryant S. Hinckley, “Greatness in Men: Superintendent George Albert Smith,” Improvement Era, Mar. 1932, 295).
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3. Lesson 25: George Albert Smith: Responding to the GoodThe Presidents of the Church: Teacher’s Manual
Whether or not we desire to receive them.) George Albert Smith Had Many Good Influences in His Life Picture Display the picture of President George Albert Smith. George Albert Smith: There is great significance in the promises made in the patriarchal blessing given to George Albert Smith several months before his fourteenth birthday.
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4. Lesson 26: George Albert Smith: A Mission of LoveThe Presidents of the Church: Teacher’s Manual
This love is clearly demonstrated by the following statement of Patriarch Joseph F. Smith, the grandson of President Joseph F. Smith. “It is not for me to say what particular mission President George Albert Smith has ahead of him. President George Albert Smith’s Goals When he became an Apostle, President George Albert Smith made a list of his most serious goals and aspirations.
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5. From Latter-day Prophets: George Albert SmithFriend June 2001 Many years ago, while George Albert Smith was the eighth President of the Church, he promised that people would be blessed with testimonies and happiness as they followed the commandments Heavenly Father gives through His prophets.
Gospel Library > Magazines > Friend > June 2001
6. George Albert Smith’s TestimonyHe overcame death and the grave and holds out to all who obey His teachings the hope of the glorious resurrection.” (Testimonies, p. 53.) George Albert Smith
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7. Lesson 27: Peace in Troubled TimesThe Presidents of the Church: Teacher’s Manual
As a young boy, George Albert Smith became ill with typhoid fever. What evidence is there that George Albert Smith had acquired these two pieces of armor?
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8. George Albert SmithKellene Ricks
George was frightened. George Albert Smith always tried to treat people as kindly and respectfully as he had been treated by President Young.
Gospel Library > Magazines > Liahona > March 1993
9. George Albert Smith 1870–1951One night during the period of his recovery, he had a dream in which his grandfather Smith appeared to him and asked, “I would like to know what you have done with my name.” George Albert replied, “I have never done anything with your name of which you need be ashamed.” George Albert Smith continued bringing honor to the Smith name. In 1945, after serving as an apostle for forty-two years, George Albert Smith became the eighth president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Gospel Library > Magazines > Liahona > July 1982
10. George Albert Smith: On Reaching Out to OthersArthur R. Bassett
A great example of a man who is the embodiment of all of these qualities is the eighth President of the Church—George Albert Smith. I think no man that we have ever had in the Church had a greater love for humanity than President George Albert Smith.” President Smith had learned early in life that great men always make time for those in need.
Gospel Library > Magazines > New Era > January 1972
11. George Albert SmithKellene Ricks
Click to View Larger Format 4 George was frightened. George was very impressed with the respect and love that President Young showed him. 7 Throughout his life George Albert Smith always tried to treat people as kindly and respectfully as he had been treated by President Young.
Gospel Library > Magazines > Friend > August 1989
12. George Albert Smith: A Living Example of LoveArthur R. Bassett
President George Albert Smith, eighth President of the Church, had a genuine concern and love for others that was recognized by both members and nonmembers alike. Elder George Albert Smith was surprised by his new calling, although, he remembered, “My patriarchal blessing given under the hands of Zebedee Coltrin when I was twelve years of age, indicated that I would some day become an Apostle.” As an Apostle, he formulated a list of goals that reflected his life as it had been and the creed by which he would live as a servant of the Lord.
Gospel Library > Magazines > Liahona > September 1993
13. George Albert Smith Saves the TabernacleFriend April 2001 George Albert Smith Saves the Tabernacle Click to View Larger Format Illustrated by Mike Eagle George Albert Smith was born during the week of April general conference, 1870. If you’d like to learn more about President Smith do the “President George Albert Smith Crossword” on page 15.
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14. George Albert Smith 1870–1951One night during the period of his recovery, he had a dream in which his grandfather Smith appeared to him and asked, “I would like to know what you have done with my name.” George Albert replied “I have never done anything with your name of which you need be ashamed.” George Albert Smith continued bringing honor to the Smith name. In 1945, after serving as an apostle for forty-two years, George Albert Smith became the eighth president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Gospel Library > Magazines > Friend > July 1980
15. George Albert SmithImprovement Era 54:404–5.) This blessing was given to fourteen-year-old George Albert Smith, whose father, John Henry, and grandfather, George A., were both apostles and members of the First Presidency. George Albert Smith was known for his great love of his fellowmen. “His real name was Love,” said J. Reuben Clark, Jr., his first counselor in the First Presidency.
Gospel Library > Magazines > Ensign > August 1976
16. Page 1 CHURCH HISTORY CHURCH IN THE FULNESS OF TIMES RELIGION ...Joseph Smith, called of God, laid the foundation that his successors have built upon. When Joseph Fielding Smith, son of President Joseph F. Smith, became President of the Church, he declared, "We are coming of age as a church and as a people.
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17. Page 1 Presidents of the Church STUDENT MANUAL R e l i ...110 George Albert Smith--Eighth President of the Church JOSEPH SMITH WAS A BOY OF COURAGE AND RESOLVE Young Joseph Smith Joseph Smith Sr., father of the Prophet Joseph Smith, was born 12 July 1771 in Topsfield, Massachusetts.
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18. Page 1 Page 2 Doctrine and Covenants Student Manual Religion 324 ...Page 1 Page 2 Doctrine and Covenants Student Manual Religion 324 and 325 Prepared by the Church Educational System Published by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Salt Lake City, Utah Page 3 Send comments and corrections, including
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19. Page 1 Doctrine and Covenants and Church History S E M ...11 Joseph Smith--History 1 Joseph Smith Tells His Own Story 35 Doctrine and Covenants 25 Emma Smith--an Elect Lady
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20. Doctrine and Covenants Student Study GuideA Period of Expansion From 1898 to 1951, four prophets presided over an expanding ChurchLorenzo Snow, Joseph F. Smith, Heber J. Grant, and George Albert Smith. These Presidents witnessed the transition from horse and buggy transportation to travel by [air Following the April 1899 general conference, he felt inspired to visit St. George, Utah.
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