D&C 111-114
A different view of pride
As I recently planned a stake activity with some youth, I asked them what lesson they thought the girls attending that future activity would need
October 9, 2025
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As I recently planned a stake activity with some youth, I asked them what lesson they thought the girls attending that future activity would need
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