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Associated Press: Documentary chronicles history of blacks in LDS church

The Daily Herald is running photos from the Ogden, Utah, screening of Nobody Knows: The Untold Story of Black Mormons. Included with the photos is an article from the Associated Press: Wrapped in soulful, black spirituals, the 72-minute film takes viewers on a journey from the days of Mormon pioneers to the 1960s civil rights era,

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They the Builders of the Nation – Verse for Black History

On July 24th 2007, the Charlotte Chapter of the BYU Alumni Association presented a Pioneer Commemoration at the Levine Museum of the New South. The presentation was related to the museum exhibits of “The Families of Abraham” (photos of Jewish, Christian, and Muslim families in Charlotte) and “From Cottonfields to Skyscrapers” (history of the South). The

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Black Pioneers

Black Pioneers Provo Daily Herald, UT – In 1838, a 10-year-old black boy was given as a wedding present to James and Agnes Flake in North Carolina. He went by the unusual name of Green and, according to custom, took the surname of his white slave owners. Later, after moving to Mississippi, Green Flake's life

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Sister Lynette and President Steve Allen share their testimony of faith at Los Angeles Fireside

Sister Lynette and President Steve Allen, a Branch President and Relief Society President couple, share their Testimony of Faith at the Los Angeles Fireside. Raise 72, 485 each year can i purchase viagra online to include all children up to 54. Isviagraotc will it do for the treatment of walmart 50 percent off coupon the

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