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Editable Articles

The following articles have already been written, but may need some editing. Feel free to edit them, as desired, and to use them as you create your own Web sites. When you move an article to your own Web site, it would be best if you don't use the article exactly as shown here. Instead, make some minor changes to it so that it reflects your own voice and approach, and so that it is more appropriate for your site's readership.

Basic Beliefs

  1. Baptism by Immersion
  2. Mormon baptism
  1. Caffeine

Church History

  1. New York Period
  2. Ohio Period
  3. Missouri Period
  4. Nauvoo and the Martyrdom
  5. Westward Migration
  6. Utah War
  7. Post-Civil War Persecution
  8. Stability and Growth
  9. International Growth
  10. Contemporary Developments

Church Leadership and Callings

Church Leaders Past and Present

Church Structure

  1. Brigham Young University
  2. LDS Business College
  1. Ensign Magazine
  1. Family History Library
  1. Relief Society
  2. Sabbath
  3. Sunday School

Families

Gender and Cultural Issues

General Topics

Godhead

Priesthood

Prophets

  1. Joseph Smith
  2. Brigham Young
  3. John Taylor
  4. Wilford Woodruff
  5. Joseph F. Smith
  6. Heber J. Grant
  7. George Albert Smith
  8. David O. McKay
  9. Joseph Fielding Smith
  10. Harold B. Lee
  11. Spencer W. Kimball
  12. Ezra Taft Benson
  13. Howard W. Hunter

Scriptures

Temples

Topics from Scriptures

Women in Mormonism

Youth

Personal Experiences and Testimonies

The following articles are available for use, but should not be changed from what is shown here. If you have your own personal experiences that you would like to share with others, please contact Giuseppe Martinengo ([email protected]) for additional information.

General Conference talks

These talks cannot be reproduced without permission