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Zina D. H. Young, discourse, 6 avril 1889, « First General Conference of the Relief Society », Woman’s Exponent, vol. 17, no. 22, 15 avril 1889, p. 172 ; voir également Jill Mulvay Derr, Carol Cornwall Madsen, Kate Holbrook et Matthew J. Grow, éd., The First Fifty Years of Relief Society : Key Documents in Latter-day Saint Women’s History, Salt Lake City : Church Historian’s Press ...
Zina D. H. Young (1888-1901) After Zina Diantha Huntington Young’s father, a church-going man, had diligently studied the Bible, he declared that none of the churches he knew were right. When he heard about a “new and golden Bible” and a prophet in nearby Palmyra, New York, he acquired a copy of the Book of Mormon.
Bradley and Woodward / Zina D. H. Young 85 Zina's and Henry's story is one of the most challenging in LDS Church history. By the time Zina was twenty-five, she was married to one man and sealed to two others—both presidents of the Mormon Church.2 She was a member of the elite inner circle of Saints; and in the Great Basin, she became a leader ...
1. Mai 2019 · 1888–1901. Zina Diantha Huntington Young, tercera Presidenta General de la Sociedad de Socorro, era cariñosamente conocida por la hermanas de la Iglesia como “el corazón” de la Sociedad de Socorro. “La hermana Zina era todo amor y comprensión, y atraía a las personas por motivo de su ternura”, escribió Susa Young Gates, una de la ...
Zina D. H. Young. Por volta de 1867. Zina Young serviu como presidente geral da Sociedade de Socorro de 1888 a 1901. Ela foi também a primeira diretora do Templo de Salt Lake em 1893. Fotografia de Edward Martin (Biblioteca de História da Igreja, Salt Lake City).
1. Mai 2019 · 1888–1901. Zina Diantha Huntington Young, third General President of the Relief Society, was fondly known by the sisters of the Church as the “heart” of Relief Society. “Sister Zina was all love and sympathy, and drew people after her by reason of that tenderness,” wrote Susa Young Gates, one of the most prolific Latter-day Saint ...
Zina Diantha Huntington Jacobs Young (1821–1901), who was known for having a “great mother-heart,” spoke about motherhood at the Lehi Relief Society on October 27, 1869.1 She maintained a close relationship with her mother, Zina Baker Huntington, and her sister, Presendia Huntington Buell Kimball.2 She had two sons, Zebulon and Chariton ...
