“Many years ago, on a hot and sleepy day, President Daniel H. Wells was speaking from this stand, and right behind him, fast asleep, sat President Heber C. Kimball. As soon as Brother Wells had concluded his discourse, President Young tapped brother Kimball on the shoulder, woke him, and asked him to be the succeeding speaker. President Kimball arose, and the first words he uttered were: ‘I bear testimony to the truth of all that Brother Wells has said. I did not hear it, but I have full confidence in the man.’”
– Orson F. Whitney, 1910
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Terrific! I feel exactly the same way about a few members of my stake high council…
Terrific! I feel exactly the same way about a few members of my stake high council…