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Video: How Southeast Asia Latter-day Saints are destined to be a force for good
President Russell M. Nelson and Elder D. Todd Christofferson speak of their love for Latter-day Saints in Southeast Asia and how they are an integral part to moving the work of the Lord forward.
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President Ballard’s second day in NYC includes visits with diplomats, religious leaders, human rights officials
President Russell M. Ballard met with diplomats, including the Mexico ambassador to the U.S., the Niger ambassador to the United Nations, and the Economic Community of West African States representative to the United Nations.
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