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Hank Smith & John Bytheway

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🗓️ 30 October 2025

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0:00.0	Hey, welcome to follow him favorites. This is where John and I share a single story to go with each week's Come Follow Me lesson. John, we are in sections 125 through 128.
0:12.8	Pretty much all on Baptisms for the Dead. You have a story for me.
0:17.9	You know what? I love about this story is almost everybody has a story like this.
0:21.7	It's a wonderful place where the spirit world touches our world and it happens to a lot of people.
0:26.9	But this one, I just loved it. This was written by sister Vicky Taylor, who was a Caribbean area
0:32.0	communications senior missionary. There are so many names in here and country names that I'm going to mispronounce.
0:38.7	We apologize in advance. Yeah, here we go. Augustina Constantine Dorson was born July 1st, 1863,
0:45.3	on the Sarah Plantation in the district of Coroni, west of Paramaribo, in the country currently
0:52.9	known as Suriname. She was born the day slavery was officially abolibo in the country currently known as Suriname.
0:54.8	She was born the day slavery was officially abolished in the country
0:58.3	that was then known as Dutch Guyana, located in the northeast part of South America.
1:04.0	Augustina's mother, Molly Dorson, and Molly's sister Eva Dorson, were slaves on that plantation.
1:11.4	Life for the slaves was hard and did not change for 10 years after slavery was abolished,
1:16.5	because the government had to repay each plantation owner for each person freed.
1:22.2	The family eventually moved to Paramaribo, a larger town in Dutch Guyana, to find work.
1:28.8	Fast forward, Hank, these wonderful brothers and sisters start doing family history.
1:34.9	You heard the name Eva Dorson was one of the slaves.
1:38.3	Early in the morning, September 13, 2024, Sister Lusanne Labretto attended the temple to do baptisms for their ancestors.
1:48.4	Lusanne was given five names to be baptized for. She sat quietly in the chapel, waiting for her
1:53.6	husband to change clothes while the rest of the group entered the baptistry. But as she waited,
1:57.8	she felt strangely restless. She was being urged to go inside and start the baptisms immediately.
2:03.6	She said, I literally felt I was being pushed forward.
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