Possible Table of Contents for May 2016 Ensign
(Text in Parentheses indicates what actually was)
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Session
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Page
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Title
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Speaker
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2
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Conference Summary for the 186th Annual
General Conference
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3
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Indexes
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4
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Highlights from the 186th Annual General
Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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GW
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8 (6)
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He Asks Us to Be His Hands
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Cheryl A. Esplin
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11 (10)
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What Shall We Do?
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Neill F. Marriott
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14 (13)
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“I Was a Stranger”
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Linda K. Burton
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17 (16)
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Trust in That Spirit Which Leadeth to Do Good
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President Henry B. Eyring
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SAM
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21 (19)
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Where Two or Three Are Gathered
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President Henry B. Eyring
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25 (23)
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A Child’s Guiding Gift
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Mary R. Durham
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27 (26)
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I Am a Child of God
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Elder Donald L. Hallstrom
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29
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Where are the Keys and Authority of the Priesthood?
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Elder Gary E. Stevenson
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33
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The Healing Ointment of Forgiveness
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Elder Kevin R. Duncan
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36
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Be Thou Humble
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Elder Steven E. Snow
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39
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“That I Might Draw All Men unto Me”
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Elder Dale G. Renlund
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SAA
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43
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The Sustaining of Church Officers
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President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
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45
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Church Auditing Department Report, 2015
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Kevin R. Jergensen
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45
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Statistical
Report, 2015
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Brook P. Hales
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46
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Standing
with the Leaders of the Church
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Elder Ronald A. Rasband
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49
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“Whoso
Receiveth Them, Receiveth Me”
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Elder Neil L. Andersen
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53
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To the
Rescue: We Can Do It
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Elder Mervyn B. Arnold
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56
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The Sacred
Place of Restoration
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Elder Jairo Mazzagardi
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59
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Always
Retain a Remission of Your Sins
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Elder David A. Bednar
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63
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Family
Councils
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Elder M. Russell Ballard
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SPH
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67 (66)
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The Price of
Priesthood Power
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President Russell M. Nelson
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75 (70)
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The Greatest
Leaders are the Greatest Followers
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Stephen W. Owen
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78 (77)
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In Praise of
Those Who Save
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President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
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82 (81)
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Eternal
Families
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President Henry B. Eyring
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86 (85)
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A Sacred
Trust
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President Thomas S. Monson
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SUM
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87 (86)
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Choices
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President Thomas S. Monson
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88 (87)
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Do I
Believe?
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Bonnie L. Oscarson
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90
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Learn,
Listen, and Walk
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Bishop W. Christopher Waddell
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93
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Fathers
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Elder D. Todd Christofferson
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97
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See Yourself
in the Temple
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Elder Quentin L. Cook
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101
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He Will
Place You on His Shoulders and Carry You
Home
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President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
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SUA
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105
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The Holy
Ghost
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Elder Robert D. Hales
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108
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Always
Remember Him
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Elder Gerrit W. Gong
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111
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Refuge from
the Storm
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Elder Patrick Kearon
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113 (114)
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Opposition
in All Things
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Elder Dallin H. Oaks
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117 (118)
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The Power of
Godliness
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Elder Kent F. Richards
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119 (121)
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And There
Shall Be No More Death
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Elder Paul V. Johnson
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122 (124)
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Tomorrow the
Lord Will Do Wonders among You
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Elder Jeffrey R. Holland
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72
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General Authorities and General Officers of The Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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126 (128)
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Conference Story Index (They Spoke to Us)
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127 (130)
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They Spoke to Us: Making Conference Part of Our Lives
(Conference Story Index)
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128 (131)
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News of the Church
128: Conference Summary
128: New temples
129 (130): W.
Mark
Bassett/Mark
A. Bragg
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(131): Weatherford T. Clayton/Valeri V. Cordon
131
(132): Joaquin A. Costa/Massimo De Feo
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(133): Peter F. Meurs/K. Brett Nattress
133
(134): S. Mark Palmer/Gary B. Sabin
134
(135): Evan A. Schmutz/Joy D. Jones
135
(136): Jean B. Bingham/Bonnie H. Cordon
136-144
(137-144): Other Church News (Included all facets of temple-related progress made since last conference, including those announced during this conference)
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144
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Last Page of Conference Ensign
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