A Young Folks' History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsAnderson, Nephi
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A Young Folks' History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Anderson, Nephi
Latter Day Saint churches
Questions and Review.--1. Who was President Joseph F. Smith's father? 2.
Describe some of his boyhood surroundings. 3. Tell about his adventure with
the Indians. 4. How did he cross the plains? 5. Tell of his missions. 6.
How long has he been President of the Church? 7. How many of you have seen
him and heard him speak? 8. Name President Smith's counselors. 9. Tell
something about each of them. 10. What historical places has the Church
purchased and improved? 11. Why have the Saints had to leave Mexico? 12.
Review the great European war. 13. What might be the outcome of this war?
14. Where are new temples being built? 15. How many stakes and wards are
there now in the Church 16. What did the Prophet Joseph Smith say about the
future of the Church?
FIRST PRESIDENCIES OF THE CHURCH.
First.--1833-1844.
_President._ _First Counselor._ _Second Counselors._
Frederick G. Williams.
Joseph Smith. Sidney Rigdon. Hyrum Smith,
William Law.
Second.--1847-1877.
_President._ _First Counselor._ _Second Counselors._
Heber C. Kimball, Willard Richards,
Brigham Young. George A. Smith, Jedediah M. Grant,
John W. Young. Daniel H. Wells.
Third.--1880-1887.
_President._ _First Counselor._ _Second Counselors._
John Taylor. George Q. Cannon. Joseph F. Smith.
Fourth.--1889-1898.
_President._ _First Counselor._ _Second Counselors._
Wilford Woodruff. George Q. Cannon. Joseph F. Smith.
Fifth.--1898-1901.
_President._ _First Counselor._ _Second Counselors._
Lorenzo Snow. George Q. Cannon. Joseph F. Smith.
Sixth.--1901-
_President._ _First Counselor._ _Second Counselors._
John R. Winder. Anthon H. Lund.
Joseph F. Smith. Anthon H. Lund. John Henry Smith.
Charles W. Penrose.
NAMES OF THE TWELVE APOSTLES.
SINCE THE ORGANIZATION OF THE CHURCH.
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