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Title: Te Karere
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. New Zealand Mission
Subjects: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. New Zealand Mission Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Publisher: Auckland, N.Z. : New Zealand Mission
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University Hawaii, Joseph F. Smith Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Consortium of Church Libraries and Archives

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unseen hand thatmoved the walls and opened the door so that the work of the Lordcould be given to all the people. That same unseen hand still opensgates today. All who start for freedom and heaven come upon iron gates closedtightly before them. Some give up and fall discouraged before theseclosed gates. Many at this moment are confronted with problems anddifficulties that are indeed closed rates before them. They sec no wayout. These iron gates and stone walls take different forms. They seeminsurmountable. The devil would have us believe there is no escape.But these iron gates and stone walla can be removed. How can we obtain the help that will roll away stonea of difficultyand unlock the e:a+e before us? Alma and Amulek sought the guidanceof the Lord and the unseen hand helped th( m to freedom. Pray vour way through. Ask God to do what you are unable todo. Prav for faith in Gods oower. Prayer will ODen doors nowbefore you. We may ask ourselves: CAN WK OPEN THE GATE? February, 1960 43
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All Faces West yy A LL FACES WEST, employing all the cultural arts—music.** drama, speech, dance and painting:, beautifully and authentic-ally portrayed the exodus of the Mormon Pioneers from Illinois to Utahto the people of New Zealand in early December. Playing at Auckland,Hamilton and Hastings, this moving spectacle brought much happiness,joy and knowledge to the Saints here in New Zealand. All Faces West was created by Roland and Helen Parry ofOgden, Utah. Roland and Helen were commissioned to compose apioneer musical drama for Utah that would commemorate the arrivalof the pioneers on the 24th of July, 1847. Rolands ability as a com-poser and Helens ability as a lyrist has brought comedy, liirht relief,dancing and drama together in such a way that All Faces West willlong be remembered in the hearts of the people. Directing All Faces West was Rulon Stanfield. Rulon is a co-Chairman of the Dance Committee of the General Board of the MutualImprovement Association of the Church. Rul

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