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Day in the Life

Apr 6, 1838

Journal Entry

April 06, 1838 ~ Friday

April 6th This is the day for the annual solemn assembly of the Saints in Zion or her stakes may God bless
the Saints in every condition walked to Br Maltire Luce & spent the night 3 miles

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How sweet it is for Brethren in tribulation to meet together & bear each others burthens
~ Wilford Woodruff

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Mission - Church License, 26 May 1839
Far West, Missouri, . Geo. W. Robinson Clerk. Sidney Rigdon President.
Autobiography 1882 Leaves from My Journal
On the I held a meeting at Brother Ebenezer Carver's, and, though the hearts of the wicked were stirred up in bitterness against me, the Spirit of God was with me, and at the close of the meeting I baptized three persons. One of these was Mrs. Abigail Carver, the mother of Eben- ezer Carver, who was seventy years of age and in poor health. She had not so much as visited a neighbor's house for six years, but upon this occasion she walked with boldness to the sea shore and I baptized her, and she returned rejoicing.
Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine
On the I held a meeting at Brother Ebenezer Carver's, and, though the hearts of the wicked were stirred up in bitterness against me, the Spirit of God was with me, and at the close of the meeting I baptized three persons. One of these was Mrs. Abi- gail Carver, the mother of Ebenezer Carver, who was seventy years of age and in poor health. She had not so much as visited a neighbor's house for six years, but upon this occasion she walked with boldness to the sea shore and I baptized her, and she returned rejoicing.

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Apr 6, 1838