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By Danielle Ellis
What’s new for Desert Saints Magazine for 2009? Well, lots, if you’ll help us.
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By Danielle Ellis
What’s new for Desert Saints Magazine for 2009? Well, lots, if you’ll help us.
Will you?
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by Dave Ellis
My wife must love laundry: she’s always doing it. Based upon my lifestyle, I only do things I enjoy, so ergo-ipso-facto-spaghettiOs she must really enjoy the laundry. I helped her one day and, lucky for you, made some mental notes on how humorous the idea of laundry is, ‘cause that’s my job.
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It’s always good to start the new year on a bright note. So here are a few things to make you smile:
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By Ken Long
In October my brother Douglas and I met in Richfield, Utah and set out to climb in Blue John Canyon, made famous by Aaron Ralston’s longsuffering and grizzly self amputation of his right arm. That hallowed spot has
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Las Vegas Humanitarian Service Supervising Missionary
Last August, the Las Vegas Humanitarian Room was asked to complete a special project of assembling 16,800 “Cleaning Kits” consisting of a four-gallon plastic bucket containing fifteen cleaning implements and materials. The assembly for these kits needed to be done by volunteers from the membership of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.