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The young men were expected to guard the herds at night on the
Mormon Trail. What were the expectations for the young women?
a.
Scouting
b.
Collect buffalo chips and watch young
children
c.
Wash the dishes
d.
Assist the elderly
Yesterday’s answer:
A Wilford Woodruff
From the life of Wilford Woodruff: Political
differences among leading Church officials induced President Woodruff and his
counselors to issue a “political manifesto” which stipulated that “men called
to spend all their time in the ministry shall not run into politics to the
neglect of their spiritual calling without being properly released for that
purpose.”
During the final two years of his administration Wilford Woodruff
changed Fast Day from Thursdays to Sundays, ordained his son Abraham Owen
Woodruff to the Quorum of the Twelve, became the first president to the Church
to make a voice recording, and officiated at the Pioneer Jubilee celebration,
dedicating the Brigham Young Monument on South Temple Street [Brigham Street]
in Salt Lake City.
Richard S. Van Wagoner and Steven C. Walker, A Book of Mormons,
(Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 1982), 401.
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