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Spencer W. Kimball

Spencer W. Kimball

American business professional and former president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsWikipedia

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Oct 30, 2026

Henry B. EyringGUEST
5:09
Now I tell that story to offer evidence that the Lord sends faithful disciples to help Him keep His promise to succor others in their distress.
Henry B. EyringGUEST
5:26
As President Spencer W. Kimball taught, God does notice us and He watches over us.
Henry B. EyringGUEST
5:37
but it is usually through another person that He meets our needs.
Henry B. EyringGUEST
5:45
The remainder of my message today is to thank those who have responded to the call to be the Lord's servants, to fulfill His promises to be with His children in their troubles.
Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
20:06
And possibly it's important as the Lord's birthday.
Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
20:10
Elder Talmadge, James E. Talmadge, and Jesus the Christ, President Spencer W. Kimball, President Harold B. Lee, because in section 20 it says, "...on April 6th, since the coming of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in the flesh." Some people have thought it referred to the actual birth of the Lord.
Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
20:30
But other scholars have said, no, no, no, no, no.
Lynne Hilton WilsonHOST
20:33
He wasn't born then because people like George Whitefield have used a similar phrase.
Lynn Hilton WilsonGUEST
46:13
He wants us to testify more.
Lynn Hilton WilsonGUEST
46:16
The prophecy of given of Spencer W. Kimball, that the growth of the church is going to come from articulate women doesn't mean you need to be smart.
Lynn Hilton WilsonGUEST
46:28
It means you have to communicate your love of God.
Barbara Morgan GardnerHOST
46:32
I
Quentin L. CookSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:34
yourself, your leaders, and others.
Quentin L. CookSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:38
President Spencer W. Kimball taught that integrity, the willingness and ability to live by our beliefs and commitments, is one of the foundation stones of good character.
Quentin L. CookSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:52
And without good character, one cannot hope to enjoy the presence of God here or in the eternities.
JennyHOST
13:01
So I feel like this quote really goes well with the title.
JessHOST
27:15
After Clark's death, church leaders increasingly encouraged homosexually oriented men to marry women.
JessHOST
27:22
Spencer W. Kimball became the major advocate of marriage as a remedy for same-sex desire.
HannahHOST
27:30
Quinn sees 1958 as a major turning point.
HannahHOST
27:34
Salt Lake City police were using decoys and surveillance at gay meeting places and making highly publicised arrests.
JessHOST
31:34
So it was a real deal.
JessHOST
31:36
It's not something Hannah and I just made up or D. Michael Quinn just made up.
JessHOST
31:42
Now, Spencer W. Kimball occupied an unusual place in this transition.
JessHOST
31:48
He was personally comfortable with forms of male physical affection that were becoming less common in American culture.
HannahHOST
56:36
So the sheriff left, reporting that he couldn't safely serve the warrants without armed officers.
HannahHOST
56:42
The same day, Mormon Church President Spencer W. Kimball announced the revelation, allowing black men to hold the priesthood for the first time.
HannahHOST
56:50
It was the restriction John had invoked in 1973 when he objected to Martin Luther King's inclusion in his daughter's textbook.
HannahHOST
56:58
Judge Larson granted Robert Ordon a week's delay, then more.
Casey GriffithsHOST
24:38
But that grows into a large and mighty priesthood as well.
Casey GriffithsHOST
24:41
And then one more thing that you'll find here that's kind of special is that when the cabin was rebuilt in 1980, President Spencer W. Kimball put a time capsule that's supposed to be open 50 years later on the 200th anniversary of the church.
Casey GriffithsHOST
24:56
So in 2030, this time capsule that you see right here under this beautiful sculpture of Jesus Christ will be opened to commemorate what we celebrated 50 years ago now that we've made it to 200 years as a church.
Casey GriffithsHOST
25:15
Thanks for watching this episode of Restoration Revealed.
Bill ReelHOST
33:54
By the way, I'll just say one more thing about the last story we went over.
Bill ReelHOST
33:58
Wouldn't it be interesting if we did DNA testing on all the past profits, Spencer Kimball and those before him, and we checked out their DNA just to see if any of them had any African DNA to them? Just one drop is all it would take.
Bill ReelHOST
34:13
I've
Rebecca BibliothecaHOST
34:13
said that over and over.
Ahmad S. CorbittGUEST
2:18
the Apostle John saw that you overcame Satan, quote, by the word of your testimony, close quote.
Ahmad S. CorbittGUEST
2:28
Knowing my true identity, helped by my patriarchal blessing, gave me the courage and faith to accept President Spencer W. Kimball's invitation to gather Israel.
Ahmad S. CorbittGUEST
2:39
It will be the same for you, dear friends.
Ahmad S. CorbittGUEST
2:42
Knowing you overcame Satan by the word of your testimony before, quote, will help you love, share, and invite now and always.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:12
Obviously, this sister didn't understand that being our best self is the essence of the gospel.
Nancy WaddellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:18
President Spencer W. Kimball wrote, I assure you that all Church standards, both those relating to moral conduct and those relating to dress and grooming, are the result of intense, prayerful consideration by Church leaders.
Nancy WaddellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:34
As we review some of these guidelines, be open-minded and ask yourself if any of these reminders apply to you.
Nancy WaddellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:41
A basic self-check is to ask yourself, does my clothing reflect the dignity of my calling? Do I have a professional look, conservative and confident? For elders, dark colors in suits and pants are appropriate.

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