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  2. Mormon foodways - Wikipedia

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    Certain food storage staples spoil after several months or a year, and dedicated recipe books and blogs exist to help Mormon families rotate their food supply through everyday meals that make use of food storage ingredients. [52] Some members disdain foods made from other processed foods. [53]

  3. Apocalyptic beliefs among Latter-day Saints - Wikipedia

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    It has been recommended that members store up to one year of food, water, and other supplies. [26] [27] Members often dedicate a room in their home for storing extra food and emergency supplies. Specific companies in Utah and Idaho are dedicated to providing food storage supplies for purchase. [27] Common food/supplies stored: [23] [27]

  4. List of presidents of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter ...

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    This article lists the presidents of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). ... 1 year, 8 months 4: Wilford Woodruff: March 1, 1807: April 7, 1889:

  5. List of Mormon folk beliefs - Wikipedia

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    that in 1739 a Roman Catholic monk predicted that within 100 years an angel would be sent by God to restore the lost gospel to the earth and that the true church would be established in "a valley that lies towards a great lake", for Mormons the angel was Angel Moroni, the "lost gospel" was the Book of Mormon which Joseph Smith (who lived in the ...

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    It List: 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' terrorizes anew, 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' breaks bonds, Abraham Lincoln 'Lover of Men' documentary questions history Kelsey Weekman September 4, 2024 at 11 ...

  7. Pahvant - Wikipedia

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    About 1850, Mormons began to move into San Pete and Millard counties, taking the "most valuable lands" of the Pahvant and other tribes and plowing native plants, which resulted in periods of starvation and survival strategies that included begging for food and taking crops and livestock.