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Starting in 1852, the RLDS Church minutes and membership records were written down in a series of books. This continued up until the 1920's when a new way of tracking membership was introduced. Book A to Book M can be found at the Community Of Christ Library / Archives on microfilm.
0 document(s)Published from 1837 to 1838 in Kirtland Ohio and Far West, Missouri
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A series of six lectures given by Arthur Oakman to the Melchisedec Priesthood at the RLDS Stone Church in Independence, Missouri, USA from October 3 to 13, 1966.
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First in a series of six lectures given to the Melchisedec Priesthood at the RLDS Stone Church in Independence, Missouri, USA from October 3 to 13, 1966. Brother Oakman states, "Brethren, there is an outer, external world which is designed to minister the life of God to us. And there is also an invisible, interior, inner world, and it is this invisible interior world, the world that is within us, with which we have to do, so terribly important. And, all of the apparatus known to us as the universe, the whole flux of things created, the presence of our fellow men, our heritage, history, all things, are designed that we may take them inside us. And that there may be created in us, in each one of us a universe of discourse, which shall be truly in harmony with the Spirit, and the mind, and the will of our Heavenly Father."
This electronic publication copyright © 2013 LatterDayTruth.org; All Rights Reserved.First in a series of six lectures given to the Melchisedec Priesthood at the RLDS Stone Church in Independence, Missouri, USA from October 3 to 13, 1966. Brother Oakman states, "Brethren, there is an outer, external world which is designed to minister the life of God to us. And there is also an invisible, interior, inner world, and it is this invisible interior world, the world that is within us, with which we have to do, so terribly important. And, all of the apparatus known to us as the universe, the whole flux of things created, the presence of our fellow men, our heritage, history, all things, are designed that we may take them inside us. And that there may be created in us, in each one of us a universe of discourse, which shall be truly in harmony with the Spirit, and the mind, and the will of our Heavenly Father." This pamphlet is designed to be printed in a "booklet" format; choose booklet printing under your printer options.
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Second in a series of six lectures given to the Melchisedec Priesthood at the RLDS Stone Church in Independence, Missouri, USA from October 3 to 13, 1966. Brother Oakman states, "Brethren, there is an outer, external world which is designed to minister the life of God to us. And there is also an invisible, interior, inner world, and it is this invisible interior world, the world that is within us, with which we have to do, so terribly important. And, all of the apparatus known to us as the universe, the whole flux of things created, the presence of our fellow men, our heritage, history, all things, are designed that we may take them inside us. And that there may be created in us, in each one of us a universe of discourse, which shall be truly in harmony with the Spirit, and the mind, and the will of our Heavenly Father."
This electronic publication copyright © 2013 LatterDayTruth.org; All Rights Reserved.Transcript for lecture #2.
This electronic publication copyright © 2013 LatterDayTruth.org; All Rights Reserved.
Third in a series of six lectures given to the Melchisedec Priesthood at the RLDS Stone Church in Independence, Missouri, USA from October 3 to 13, 1966. Brother Oakman states, "Brethren, there is an outer, external world which is designed to minister the life of God to us. And there is also an invisible, interior, inner world, and it is this invisible interior world, the world that is within us, with which we have to do, so terribly important. And, all of the apparatus known to us as the universe, the whole flux of things created, the presence of our fellow men, our heritage, history, all things, are designed that we may take them inside us. And that there may be created in us, in each one of us a universe of discourse, which shall be truly in harmony with the Spirit, and the mind, and the will of our Heavenly Father."
This electronic publication copyright © 2013 LatterDayTruth.org; All Rights Reserved.Transcript for Endowment Lecture #3.
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Fourth in a series of six lectures given to the Melchisedec Priesthood at the RLDS Stone Church in Independence, Missouri, USA from October 3 to 13, 1966. Brother Oakman states, "Brethren, there is an outer, external world which is designed to minister the life of God to us. And there is also an invisible, interior, inner world, and it is this invisible interior world, the world that is within us, with which we have to do, so terribly important. And, all of the apparatus known to us as the universe, the whole flux of things created, the presence of our fellow men, our heritage, history, all things, are designed that we may take them inside us. And that there may be created in us, in each one of us a universe of discourse, which shall be truly in harmony with the Spirit, and the mind, and the will of our Heavenly Father."
This electronic publication copyright © 2013 LatterDayTruth.org; All Rights Reserved.Transcript for Endowment Lecture #4.
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Fifth in a series of six lectures given to the Melchisedec Priesthood at the RLDS Stone Church in Independence, Missouri, USA from October 3 to 13, 1966. Brother Oakman states, "Brethren, there is an outer, external world which is designed to minister the life of God to us. And there is also an invisible, interior, inner world, and it is this invisible interior world, the world that is within us, with which we have to do, so terribly important. And, all of the apparatus known to us as the universe, the whole flux of things created, the presence of our fellow men, our heritage, history, all things, are designed that we may take them inside us. And that there may be created in us, in each one of us a universe of discourse, which shall be truly in harmony with the Spirit, and the mind, and the will of our Heavenly Father."
This electronic publication copyright © 2013 LatterDayTruth.org; All Rights Reserved.Fifth in a series of six lectures given to the Melchisedec Priesthood at the RLDS Stone Church in Independence, Missouri, USA from October 3 to 13, 1966. Brother Oakman states, "Brethren, there is an outer, external world which is designed to minister the life of God to us. And there is also an invisible, interior, inner world, and it is this invisible interior world, the world that is within us, with which we have to do, so terribly important. And, all of the apparatus known to us as the universe, the whole flux of things created, the presence of our fellow men, our heritage, history, all things, are designed that we may take them inside us. And that there may be created in us, in each one of us a universe of discourse, which shall be truly in harmony with the Spirit, and the mind, and the will of our Heavenly Father." This pamphlet is designed to be printed in a "booklet" format; choose booklet printing under your printer options.
This electronic publication copyright © 2013 LatterDayTruth.org; All Rights Reserved.
Sixth in a series of six lectures given to the Melchisedec Priesthood at the RLDS Stone Church in Independence, Missouri, USA from October 3 to 13, 1966. Brother Oakman states, "Brethren, there is an outer, external world which is designed to minister the life of God to us. And there is also an invisible, interior, inner world, and it is this invisible interior world, the world that is within us, with which we have to do, so terribly important. And, all of the apparatus known to us as the universe, the whole flux of things created, the presence of our fellow men, our heritage, history, all things, are designed that we may take them inside us. And that there may be created in us, in each one of us a universe of discourse, which shall be truly in harmony with the Spirit, and the mind, and the will of our Heavenly Father."
This electronic publication copyright © 2013 LatterDayTruth.org; All Rights Reserved.Transcript of lecture #6.
This electronic publication copyright © 2013 LatterDayTruth.org; All Rights Reserved.Vest pocket edition of tracts that were published quarterly at Independence, Missouri by the Ensign Publishing House.
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Published from March 1847 to August 1849 at Kirtland, Ohio, USA.
0 document(s)Published in Buffalo, Scott County Indian Territory by G. M. Hinkle and F.A.C. Forman. The editor was William E. McLellin. One volume was published with twelve numbers from 1845 to 1846.
0 document(s)Published in London, England from 1926 to 1927. Editors were Abel Hall and J. W. Foster.
0 document(s)Published in Independence, Missouri, USA by the Order of Enoch. Volume 1 number 1 was dated March 20, 1910.
0 document(s)The name of The Searchlight was changed to Evening And Morning Star in June 1900. This was published by the Church of Christ Temple Lot (Hedrickites). It was published in Independence until 1914.
0 document(s)Originally published from 1832 to 1834; first at Independence, Missouri and then at Kirtland, Ohio after the press was destroyed by a mob in Independence. The publication was later reprinted and corrected in Kirtland, Ohio.
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Reprint of the The Evening And The Morning Star originally printed in Independence, Missouri in 1832 and 1833.
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Reprint of the The Evening And The Morning Star originally printed in Independence, Missouri and Kirtland, Ohio in 1833 and 1834.
This electronic publication copyright © 2014 LatterDayTruth.org; All Rights Reserved.Published at Oakland, California, USA from January 1885 to November 1888. Edited by Hiram P. Brown.
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