COLLETT, Reuben: Pioneer of 1849
Pendock, england, is a small village in southern Worcestershire, ten miles northwest of the city of Gloucester. On the nineteenth of July 1839, a third Read More »
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Discover the William Field cabin in Nauvoo
The Nauvoo Historic District is a National Historic Landmark and is the largest historic site of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In Read More »
Discover the Gadfield Elm chapel – the oldest in the Church
This article originally appeared in Pioneer Magazine, 2010 Vol.57 No.3 wilford woodruff’s missionary efforts in the herefordshire area of england led to the conversion of Read More »
Builders of the Kingdom: “All this and heaven too?”
This article originally appeared in Pioneer Magazine, 2010 Vol.57 No.1 We have nothing else to do but…Build Up the Kingdom of God by wilford woodruff Read More »
RUCK, Elizabeth Collett
That is the date when Wilford Woodruff was at Leigh (about 9 miles from Redmarley) baptising Thomas and Ann Oakey (Elizabeth’s sister) among others …
BENBOW, John: Man of Faith and Generosity
This article originally appeared in Vol.65, No.4 (2018) of Pioneer Magazine. by Jay A. Parry Wilford Woodruff’s astounding experience with the united brethren in 1840 Read More »
Wilford Woodruff and the Latter-Day Saint Missionaries in the British Mission 1839-1841
This article originally appeared in Vol.65, No.4 (2018) of Pioneer Magazine. by Thomas G. Alexander1 Members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles responded to Read More »
The Word of the Lord Like Fire in My Bones
This article originally appeared in Vol.65, No.4 (2018) of Pioneer Magazine. by Susan Easton Black, Professor Emeritus, Church History and Doctrine, Brigham Young University In Read More »
WATTIS, Mary Twinberrow
Mary’s Alter This article originally appeared in the Spring 2000 issue of Pioneer Magazine By Jay Greaves Burrup In 1842, at the age of 23, Read More »
Church Presidents and the Provo Tabernacle
brigham young and john taylor both delivered sermons in the Old Tabernacle. John Taylor—who had dedicated the Old Tabernacle in 1867 as an apostle and Read More »
First Experiences in Utah
Ground was flooded and the first plowing in the valley was begun on July 23 by the advance party. The next day saw the planting Read More »
Little Garway, England
This article first appeared in Pioneer Magazine, 2010 Vol.57 No.3 garway hill is a 1200 foot landmark in southwest herefordshire england where some rich Latter-day Read More »
Herefordshire Beacon
This article originally appeared in Pioneer Magazine, 2010 Vol.57 No.3 A range of hills aligned north-south runs for about eight miles near the area where Read More »
Historical Sites in the United Kingdom
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] This article originally appeared in Pioneer Magazine 2010, Vol.57 No.3 by Kenneth Mays, Trustee, Mormon Historic Sites Foundation; Instructor, SL University Institute of Religion Read More »
Ledbury, Herefordshire England
This article originally appeared in Pioneer Magazine, 2010 Vo.57 No.3 Ledbury is noted as a market town in the region of southern herefordshire, UK. Missionaries Read More »
Pioneer: 2009 Vol.56. No.4
Featuring: From a Book Coming Forth The Impact of the First Preaching in Ohio Mission to the lamanites Samuel H. Smith brigham young as a Read More »
Pioneer 2007 Vol. 54 No.4
Featuring: The Southern Expansion of Zion The Making of Utah’s dixie Building the St. George Temple Grandpa Hart’s Old Box wilford woodruff and the Appearance Read More »
ROBERTS, Levi
After travelling over the mountains one day we met with some of our brethren from the Valley. This was a time of rejoicing. Captain Brown who left us …
