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We Are the People of Hope | 22 January

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Wherefore, if a man have faith he must needs have hope; for without faith there cannot be any hope.—Moroni 7:42

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We are the people of hope. We are the disseminators of hope. This is our mission. Based upon our faith, we have hope in things seen and hope in things unseen but felt. We have hope for the now in our lives. We have hope for the foreseeable and unforeseeable future. And we have hope for the eternities that lie ahead.—Richard C. Edgley

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This Day in Church History

1866: President Brigham Young reaches out to the non-Latter-day Saint citizens of Utah, allowing the Social Hall to be used as a Masonic Lodge.
1983: President Gordon B. Hinkley of the First Presidency breaks ground for the Dallas Texas Temple.
1994: Boyd K. Packer dedicates a 36,400-square-foot-missionary training center in Guatemala.

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