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Humble beginnings and slow growth from 1930's
thru 1970's |
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Fast expansion in the 1980's and early 1990's |
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Retrenchment and Consolidation in late 90's |
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Proximity to General Authorities |
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Youth serving full-time missions |
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Frequent training |
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Reactivation and retention |
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Involvement of leaders |
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Temple experience |
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Integration between stakes and missions |
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Receptivity of the people |
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Local full-time missions |
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The revelation on priesthood of 1978 |
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Those areas where the leadership is dynamic and
visionary tend to prosper, while others stagnate |
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Exactness in implementation of Church policies
brings success in the long run |
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Doctrinal and moral purity strengthens the
membership |
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The numeric growth of the Church may be seen as
the natural consequence of the spiritual and temporal growth of the people |
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Programs are resources to satisfy the needs and
promote the progress of the people |
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Although local adaptations in programs may be
necessary, excesses and distortions may violate correct principles. |
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