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• Chronological List of Temples
  ...waii Temple]]. The [[Orlando Florida Temple]] reconstruction will begin in July 2024. The [[Toronto Ontario Temple]] is not listed as one of the temples re |17 May [[1888]] private (21 May 1888 public)
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• Signs of the Times
  ...of Matthew:4)? [http://scriptures.lds.org/en/js_m/1/40#40] (Also see Luke 21.) ...th inspired leaders and an inspired constitution (2 Nephi 10:9-19; 3 Nephi 21:4; Doctrine and Covenants 98:4-10; 134; 101:76-80).
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• Doctrine and Covenants
  |September 21, [[1823]] |July [[1828]]
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• This Is the Place Monument
  ...tion Canyon]] is the '''This Is the Place Monument'''. Lore has it that on July 24, 1847, [[Brigham Young]] entered the valley lying in the bed of a wagon ...were members of a scouting party and the first to enter the valley on July 21, 1847. Other members of the scouting party are depicted on the sides and in
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• Gathering of Israel
  ...l K. Browning, “Gathering Scattered Israel: Then and Now,” ''Ensign'', July 1998, 54–61]) ...wait for me (Isaiah 49:23). (See also, 2 Nephi 10:9; 2 Nephi 6:7; 1 Nephi 21:23.)
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• 2000
  * May 21 - Dedication of [[Nashville Tennessee Temple]] by [[James E. Faust]]. * May 21 - Dedication of [[Villahermosa Mexico Temple]] by [[Thomas S. Monson]].
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• George W. Romney
  '''George Wilcken Romney''' (July 8, 1907-July 26, 1995) was an American businessman and politician. He was also the firs ...847). Finally, Miles' parents Miles Romney (Dalton-in-Furness, Lancashire, July 13, 1806– [[St. George, Utah]], May 3, 1877) and wife (m. Dalton-in-F
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• President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
  *[[Rudger Clawson]], March 2, 1921–June 21, 1943 (died) *[[George Albert Smith]], June 21, 1943–May 21, 1945 (became Church president)
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• Pioneer Day
  ...ted destination of freedom from religious persecution. It is also known as July 24th or Days of ’47 (also an official non-profit organization that sponso ...history.utah.gov/1847-mormons-enter-the-salt-lake-valley/] By the 24th of July, the entire company had arrived.[https://history.churchofjesuschrist.org/ch
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• Mormon Emigrant Trail
  ...to their country. The [[Mormon Battalion]] was discharged from service on July 16, 1847. About 80 reenlisted in the Army. Some of those who did not reenli ...ound a place they called Pleasant Valley (still named that today) and June 21, 1848, the group began to assemble for their planned departure of the area.
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• 1843
  * June 21 - [[Joseph Smith]] arrested at Dixon, Illinois, on a warrant from Governor ==July==
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• Utah
  ...released-tuesday-utahs-population-increased-2-03-percent-from-july-2015-to-july-2016-surpassing-the-3-million-mark] ...eople killed in crashes with a drunk driver, number of drunk drivers under 21, and percentage of deaths caused by drivers with blood alcohol concentratio
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• Lindsey Stirling: Mormon Hip-Hop Violinist
  ...nts] (sometimes known as the Mormon or LDS Church), she was born September 21, 1986, in Santa Ana, California, and moved to Gilbert, Arizona, when she wa ...the 24th of July each year. The performances were on the 19th and 20th of July, with the final performance streamed live over the internet for the enjoyme
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• Brooklyn
  ...e ship then sailed for Hawaii where they stocked up on more provisions. On July 31, 1846, the ship reached its destination of Yerba Buena (later named San In July 2018, the history of the passengers of the Brooklyn was celebrated with a n
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• 2004
  ==July== * July 21 - [[Neal A. Maxwell]] dies in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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• 1943
  ==July== * July - [[Spencer W. Kimball]] received a phone call from [[J. Reuben Clark, Jr.]
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• Sixth Crossing
  ...d the first rescue wagons from George D. Grant’s relief party on October 21, 1856. ...g was near Independence Rock, named by fur traders who had camped there on July 4, 1824.
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• Sapporo Japan Temple
  The first prophecy regarding the temples of Japan was made on 17 July 1949 during the dedicatory services for the old Tokyo mission home which is ...ially released by [[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]] on 4 July 2016.
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• Pioneers
  ...oneers are their own. They join others around the country and the world on July 24 in celebrating [[Pioneer Day]]. ...roup of 147 men, three women, and two children (''MD'', p. 513) arrived by July 24.
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• 1823
  ==July== * September 21 - [[Joseph Smith]] visited by the [[Moroni|Angel Moroni]].
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• James J. Strang
  ...J. Strang, the Beaver Island Mormon King (Lansing: National Press, 1970), 21. </ref> ...in Wisconsin: Voree,” The Wisconsin magazine of history, Vol. 9, No. 4, July 1926, pp. 435-436. </ref> He had also served as the county postmaster and,
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• New Jerusalem
  ...re the Saints, and the twelve tribes of Israel will gather (see Revelation 21:1-5). [[Jesus Christ]] will reign from the New Jerusalem as well as the old ...hteous that the inhabitants were taken up to live with God (see Moses 7:12-21, 59-64).
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• 1841
  ==July== * July 9 - [[Doctrine and Covenants|D&C]] 126 recorded by [[Joseph Smith]] in [[Na
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• 1927
  ==July== *July 10th- San Francisco Stake, first stake in Northern California, organized.
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• 1935
  ==July== * July 21 - Hill Cumorah Monument dedicated by [[Heber J. Grant]].
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• Neal A. Maxwell
  ...ch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints] from July 1981 until his death in July 2004. Neal Ash Maxwell was born July 6, 1926, in Salt Lake City, Utah, the oldest of six children. He loved spor
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• Arnold Friberg
  [[Arnold Friberg]] was an American artist born on December 21, [[1913]], in Winnetka, Illinois, son of a Swedish father and a Norwegian m ...hurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.[https://www.deseret.com/2012/5/21/20502627/insight-into-arnold-friberg-s-book-of-mormon-paintings]
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• Moses Thatcher
  ...as a State. When Pres. Young organized the Cache Valley Stake of Zion, May 21, 1877, he nominated Elder Thatcher for the presidency. Being unanimously su Elder Thatcher returned to Utah in February, 1883, and in July following went on a mission to the northern Indians, having for missionary
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• Zebedee Coltrin
  ...ater by [[Lyman Wight]]. [[John Whitmer]] ordained him an elder on January 21. He served a mission to Missouri with [[Levi W. Hancock]] (see Doctrine and ...s called to settle near Spanish Fork, Utah, in 1852. He died there on July 21, 1887.
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• 1830
  ...[[Joseph Smith]] at [[Fayette, New York]]. [[Doctrine and Covenants|D&C]] 21 recorded by [[Joseph Smith]] in [[Fayette, New York]]. ==July==
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• 1836
  * January 21 - [[Doctrine and Covenants|D&C]] 137 recorded by [[Joseph Smith]] in [[Kirt ==July==
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• 1999
  ==July== * August 21 - Dedication of [[Spokane Washington Temple]] by [[Gordon B. Hinckley]].
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• 2002
  * April 21 - Dedication of [[Lubbock Texas Temple]] by [[Gordon B. Hinckley]]. ==July==
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• 1888
  * May 21 - Public dedication of [[Manti Utah Temple]] by [[Lorenzo Snow]]. ==July==
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• 1923
  * January 21 - The Los Angeles Stake was formed. ==July==
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• 1945
  * May 21 - [[George Albert Smith (Prophet)|George Albert Smith]] ordained and set ap ==July==
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• 2007
  * February 21 - Four abducted missionaries in Nigeria were released unharmed. ==July==
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• 1947
  ==July== *January 21- [[Charles A. Callis]] of the quorum of the 12 dies.
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• 1909
  ==July== August 21 - Death of [[Moses Thatcher]] in Logan, Utah
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• 2009
  ==July== * August 21/23 - Dedication of the [[Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple]] by [[Thomas S. Mons
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• 2011
  ==July== * August 21 - Dedication of the [[San Salvador El Salvador Temple]] by [[Henry B. Eyrin
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• Mormon Battalion Center at San Diego
  ...unit of between 534 and 559 Latter-day Saint men, served from July 1846 to July 1847 in the 1846 U.S. campaign against Mexico. It was the only religiously ...ilding wells, Fort Moore, a courthouse, and houses until it was discharged July 16, 1847. Some members of the battalion reenlisted for six more months, som
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• Jesse Delos Jewkes: Mormon Singer
  Jewkes was born on October 21, 1895, in Orangeville, Utah. His parents encouraged music in their home, an ...which he was a member. He accepted his call in April 1915 and stayed until July 1919 due to travel restrictions associated with World War I. He had been al
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• Kyiv Ukraine Temple
  In July 1993, the Ukraine Donetsk Mission was formed. The first seminary and instit ...recognized and sought official status. This recognition finally came on 30 July 1996. In that same year, Oleksandr Manzhos became the first [[Mission Presi
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• Joseph Fielding
  ...ere converted to the Church of Jesus Christ and Joseph was baptized on May 21, 1836, by [[Parley P. Pratt]]. They joined the body of the Church in Kirtla ...onaries. He later served as president of the British Mission (April 1838–July 1840). The success of the British missionaries was due largely to the willi
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• Hong Kong China Temple
  ...by Elder John K. Carmack of the Seventy. A public open house was held 7–21 May 1996, and the dedication of the Hong Kong China Temple took place on 26 ...in China, Singapore, Mongolia and other Asian countries. It has a total of 21,744 square feet, two [[Ordinances|ordinance rooms]], and two [[Mormonism an
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• Mary Fielding Smith
  She was born on July 21, 1801, in Bedfordshire, England. In 1834, Mary migrated to Toronto, Canada, ...e Heritage Park]]. She was poor but always faithful. She died on September 21, 1852, of pneumonia. She was 51.
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• General Conference
  ...quare. The conference center is a state-of-the-art facility and seats over 21,000 people. ...I was at a conference in Manchester of about 1,000 people, but to be with 21,000 — that was amazing!”
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• Rudger Clawson
  ...g]], encountered persecution toward the Church and its members and on July 21, 1879, while standing at Varnell Station, they were surrounded by an angry Rudger Clawson died June 21, 1943, in Salt Lake City, Utah, well beloved and respected by all while the
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• Eliza R. Snow
  ...nd General President of the [[Relief Society]] and served in that capacity 21 years (1868–1887). Called "Zion's Poetess," Eliza is responsible for 10 h ...Young was born in Becket, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA on January 21, 1804. She was the second of seven children born to Oliver Snow and [[Rose
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