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“One Heart and One Mind”

  • Kathryn H. Shirts

One Heart and One Mind: Establishing Zion One Community at a TimeIn the fall of 2018, my husband and I headed to North Carolina to begin serving as Church Education System missionaries teaching Institute. The young adults in our classes were smart and engaged and we worked hard to keep up with them. We were pleased when one of our students wanted to bring a friend to class. Like many math and science majors at North Carolina State, this friend was skeptical of religion, so we decided to focus on the idea of Zion, described in Moses 7:18: “And the […]

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