CC 139: Rest In Peace, Fred M.

My Book of Mormon

Marie Kent

Other, Religion & Spirituality

4.6 • 623 Ratings

🗓️ 5 October 2019

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

The post-WWII era ushers in an era of economic growth for the church, and a grumpy Fred M., a prophet who failed to write down his succession plan. Israel "Dutch" Smith becomes prophet-president, soon thereafter giving his first revelation.

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John Garver

Frank Henry Edwards

Fred M.'s funeral bulletin

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0:00.0	What shall we hear to the boy in the temple? What shall we offer the land by the sea
0:23.3	palms at his feet and for sons of Christ
0:29.5	eyes for him will care with the truth
0:34.6	Welcome back to my Book of Mormon podcast
0:36.6	I'm your host, Marie Kent.
0:38.2	And I'm the host, Bryce Plankan.
0:39.2	I go sitting across the table, Marie!
0:41.6	This is weird.
0:43.3	How's it going?
0:44.2	I mean, everything's great because we're literally in my living room,
0:48.7	looking at each other across the table, and it's freaking me out, but I really like it.
0:52.7	It's, you're not on my screen anymore.
0:55.8	You are over my screen.
0:58.3	It's a new experience.
1:01.2	So patrons of the show, I've already had a, like, listen to us, sort this out because they
1:05.4	know that Bryce just went to the John Whitmer Historical Association Conference.
1:12.8	I'm home I or New York, and I'm so jealous that I wasn't there. So
1:14.1	Patreon.com slash my Book of Mormon podcast.
1:17.5	Bryce tells us all about it
1:18.8	and oh my God I need to go.
1:20.7	I forgot. Oh no.
1:22.7	What did you forget? I forgot to
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