Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #26 “Go Ye Into All the World and Preach My Gospel.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages as well as the relatively lengthy assigned sections from “Our Heritage” pages 27-29 “Training of of Leaders in Zion’s Camp” and pages 37-45 “Establish Zion in Missouri: the Early Years in Missouri; Persecution in Jackson County; Destruction of the Book of Commandments; Tarring and Feathering of Bishop Partridge; Battle of Big Blue; Refuge in Clay County; and Persecution of Zion’s Camp.”  Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain: “Enduring Despite Adversity.” Read by Kirk Strickland.

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #26 “Go Ye Into All the World and Preach My Gospel.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages as well as the relatively lengthy assigned sections from “Our Heritage” pages 27-29 “Training of of Leaders in Zion’s Camp” and pages 37-45 “Establish Zion in Missouri: the Early Years in Missouri; Persecution in Jackson County; Destruction of the Book of Commandments; Tarring and Feathering of Bishop Partridge; Battle of Big Blue; Refuge in Clay County; and Persecution of Zion’s Camp.”  Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain: “Enduring Despite Adversity.” Read by Kirk Strickland.

Lesson 27 “They Must Needs Be Chastened and Tried, Even as Abraham”

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #26 “Go Ye Into All the World and Preach My Gospel.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages as well as the brief assigned sections from “Our Heritage” pages 30-33 “Missions of Early Ohio.”  Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain: Doing Missionary Work and Nurturing New Converts. Read by Kirk Strickland.

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #26 “Go Ye Into All the World and Preach My Gospel.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages as well as the brief assigned sections from “Our Heritage” pages 30-33 “Missions of Early Ohio.”  Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain: Doing Missionary Work and Nurturing New Converts. Read by Kirk Strickland.

Lesson 26 “Go Ye Into All the World and Preach My Gospel”

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #25 Priesthood “the Power of Godliness.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages as well as the brief assigned section from “Our Heritage” pages 26 and 27. Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain: The Body is a Temple. Read by Kirk Strickland. Additional lesson materials, Doctrine and Covenants 107, found here: https://www.lds.org/scriptures/dc-testament/dc/107?lang=eng#stickyAudio

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #25 Priesthood “the Power of Godliness.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages as well as the brief assigned section from “Our Heritage” pages 26 and 27. Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain: The Body is a Temple. Read by Kirk Strickland. Additional lesson materials, Doctrine and Covenants 107, found here: <a href="https://www.lds.org/scriptures/dc-testament/dc/107?lang=eng#stickyAudio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.lds.org/scriptures/dc-testament/dc/107?lang=eng#stickyAudio</a>

Lesson 25 Priesthood: “The Power of Godliness”

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #24 “Be Not Deceived, but Continue in Steadfastness.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages as well as the brief assigned section from “Our Heritage” page 36 “Exodus from Kirtland.” Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain: Recognizing and Avoiding Individual Apostasy. Read by Kirk Strickland despite fighting seasonal allergies.

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #24 “Be Not Deceived, but Continue in Steadfastness.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages as well as the brief assigned section from “Our Heritage” page 36 “Exodus from Kirtland.” Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain: Recognizing and Avoiding Individual Apostasy. Read by Kirk Strickland despite fighting seasonal allergies.

Lesson 24 “Be Not Deceived, but Continue in Steadfastness”

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #23 “Seek Learning, Even by Study and Also by Faith.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages related to questions concerning the importance of education and wisdom. Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain entitled Seek Learning. Read by Kirk Strickland

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #23 “Seek Learning, Even by Study and Also by Faith.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages related to questions concerning the importance of education and wisdom. Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain entitled Seek Learning. Read by Kirk Strickland

Lesson 23 “Seek Learning, Even by Study and Also by Faith”

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #22 The Word of Wisdom “A Principle with Promise.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages as well as the brief assigned section from “Our Heritage.” Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain: The Body is a Temple. Read by Kirk Strickland

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #22 The Word of Wisdom “A Principle with Promise.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages as well as the brief assigned section from “Our Heritage.” Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain: The Body is a Temple. Read by Kirk Strickland

Lesson 22 The Word of Wisdom: “A Principle with Promise”

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #21 “Looking Forth for the Great Day of the Lord to Come.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages related to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ and the thousand year period to follow known as The Millennium. Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain: Preparing for the Second Coming. Read by Kirk Strickland

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #21 “Looking Forth for the Great Day of the Lord to Come.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages related to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ and the thousand year period to follow known as The Millennium. Also included, voice recording of the lesson scripture chain: Preparing for the Second Coming. Read by Kirk Strickland

Lesson 21 “Looking Forth for the Great Day of the Lord to Come”

Harold Evans

Lucy Evans,, Harold Baker’s mother, as she appeared before cancer ravaged her facial features.Baker Family Ranch House above the Cub River several miles up the canyon from Franklin, IdahoPart III of an audio recording of the personal biography of Harold Evans Baker born 20 April 1896, Franklin, Idaho. Based on a document compiled and typewritten by his daughter, Marva May Baker, born 7 May 1932. Voiced by his grandson (and Marva’s son) Kirk E Strickland. Covering the years 1923 thru 1925, Harold recounts the birth of two of his sons: Gilbert Baker, apparently born earlier than expected and very small in size; and Evans Baker who lived long enough to experience but “three gasps for breath” before dying tragically. He experiences more grief as his beloved and beautiful mother, Lucy Evans, contracts a malicious, deforming cancer and suffers physical abuse from her husband and Harold’s father, Benjamin Charles Baker. Her cancer, however, is healed through miraculous and strange means that Harold describes in vivid detail. During this period, he also experiences much joy in child rearing and in work as he labors in the sugar factory and on the ranch as he somewhat reluctantly moves his family back on the ranch at his father’s urging.

Lucy Evans,, Harold Baker’s mother, as she appeared before cancer ravaged her facial features. Baker Family Ranch House above the Cub River several miles up the canyon from Franklin, Idaho Part III of an audio recording of the personal biography of Harold Evans Baker born 20 April 1896, Franklin, Idaho. Based on a document compiled and typewritten by his daughter, Marva May Baker, born 7 May 1932. Voiced by his grandson (and Marva’s son) Kirk E Strickland. Covering the years 1923 thru 1925, Harold recounts the birth of two of his sons: Gilbert Baker, apparently born earlier than expected and very small in size; and Evans Baker who lived long enough to experience but “three gasps for breath” before dying tragically. He experiences more grief as his beloved and beautiful mother, Lucy Evans, contracts a malicious, deforming cancer and suffers physical abuse from her husband and Harold’s father, Benjamin Charles Baker. Her cancer, however, is healed through miraculous and strange means that Harold describes in vivid detail. During this period, he also experiences much joy in child rearing and in work as he labors in the sugar factory and on the ranch as he somewhat reluctantly moves his family back on the ranch at his father’s urging.

Harold Evans Baker Autobiography Part III

Select scripture passages from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #20 “The Kingdoms of Glory” for Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages related to the multiple kingdoms of heaven prepared for the souls of men after their death and resurrection as well as this lesson’s scripture chain. Read by Kirk Strickland.

Select scripture passages from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #20 “The Kingdoms of Glory” for Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages related to the multiple kingdoms of heaven prepared for the souls of men after their death and resurrection as well as this lesson’s scripture chain. Read by Kirk Strickland.

Lesson 20 The Kindoms of Heaven

Baker Family Ranch Home Near Franklin, IdahoPart II of an audio recording of the personal biography of Harold Evans Baker born 20 April 1896, Franklin, Idaho. Based on a document compiled and typewritten by his daughter, Marva May Baker, born 7 May 1932. Voiced by his grandson (and Marva’s son) Kirk E Strickland. Harold relates his happy experience as a newlywed, prosperous farmer, and new father as his wife, Alice Gilbert, gives birth to three of his children: a “robust” son, Orlin Harold Baker; another son, Donald Gilbert Baker; and a longed-for daughter, Melva Baker. Some of these births occur when his wife, Alice, and mother, Lucy Evans, quarrel for reasons he never comes to understand. He recounts working joyfully with his younger brother, John Reynold “Reynie” Baker and under a sharecropping arrangement with his father, Benjamin Charles Baker. After a period of prosperity, he cites disappointments and setbacks as farm commodity markets take a downturn forcing him to sell crops at a loss and divest of accumulated property including a home he built in Fairview, Idaho.

Baker Family Ranch Home Near Franklin, Idaho Part II of an audio recording of the personal biography of Harold Evans Baker born 20 April 1896, Franklin, Idaho. Based on a document compiled and typewritten by his daughter, Marva May Baker, born 7 May 1932. Voiced by his grandson (and Marva’s son) Kirk E Strickland. Harold relates his happy experience as a newlywed, prosperous farmer, and new father as his wife, Alice Gilbert, gives birth to three of his children: a “robust” son, Orlin Harold Baker; another son, Donald Gilbert Baker; and a longed-for daughter, Melva Baker. Some of these births occur when his wife, Alice, and mother, Lucy Evans, quarrel for reasons he never comes to understand. He recounts working joyfully with his younger brother, John Reynold “Reynie” Baker and under a sharecropping arrangement with his father, Benjamin Charles Baker. After a period of prosperity, he cites disappointments and setbacks as farm commodity markets take a downturn forcing him to sell crops at a loss and divest of accumulated property including a home he built in Fairview, Idaho.

Harold Evans Baker Autobiography Part II

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Complete reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #17 "The Law of Tithing and the Law of the Fast." Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of Lesson study materials including scriptures and questions to ponder in relation to those scriptures. Also Included, the full text of scriptures listed in the lesson’s two scripture chains. Read by Kirk Strickland

Lesson 17 “The Law of Tithing and the Law of the Fast”

Reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #16 "Thou Shalt Offer Up Thy Sacraments upon My Holy Day." Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of Lesson study materials including selected scriptures and questions to ponder in relation to those scriptures. Also Included, a segment from the Bible Dictionary. In addition: the full text of scriptures listed in the lesson’s scripture chain. Read by Kirk Strickland

Lesson 16 “Thou Shalt Offer Up Thy Sacraments on My Holy Day”

Complete reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #19 “The Plan of Salvation.” Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of lesson scripture passages related to the importance of the Atonement in the Plan of Salvation as well as those related to Premortal Life, Mortal Life, and Life After Death. Read by Kirk Strickland

Lesson 19 The Plan of Salvation

Complete reading assignment from LDS Church Class Member Study Guide Lesson #18 "Establish . . .  a House of God." Gospel Doctrine Sunday School: Doctrine &amp; Covenants and Church History. Voice recording of Lesson study materials including scriptures and assigned excerpts from "Our Heritage." Read by Kirk Strickland

Lesson 18 “Establish . . . a house of God”

Family History EpisodeIn a departure from regular Gospel Doctrine podcast fare, we are publishing episodes featuring selections from family histories, journals, diaries, personal biographies, life stories, interviews and other sources--sometimes in the subject's own voice and at other times voiced by contemporary family members. These audio files, having been uploaded to familysearch.org for archival purposes, are included here because of their general interest and potential for universal appeal and application.Harold Evans BakerPart I of an audio recording of the personal biography of Harold Evans Baker born 20 April 1896, Franklin, Idaho. Based on a document compiled and typewritten by his daughter, Marva May Baker, born 7 May 1932, who adds her commentary and insights to his history. This audio file is voiced by Harold's grandson (and Marva's son) Kirk E Strickland, born 24 May 9154.Harold tells of his birth and childhood on a farm in southern Idaho. Self-described as bashful and timid in grade school, he tells how he dealt with bullying by older boys. He describes the very close and tender relationship he enjoyed with his mother Lucy Evans, born 13 June 1865, and characterizes the contention prevalent in his childhood home between his mother and father, Benjamin Charles Baker, born 5 November 1862. He suffers through the mumps and conscientiously completes his education through the eighth grade. He chronicles his work on and off the family ranch property, relating a tragic event that affected him personally. Also, he introduces how he met the love of his life, Alice Gilbert (born 16 March 1896) and worked to make her his his "Real Girl" forever.

Family History Episode In a departure from regular Gospel Doctrine podcast fare, we are publishing episodes featuring selections from family histories, journals, diaries, personal biographies, life stories, interviews and other sources--sometimes in the subject's own voice and at other times voiced by contemporary family members. These audio files, having been uploaded to <a href="http://familysearch.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">familysearch.org</a> for archival purposes, are included here because of their general interest and potential for universal appeal and application. Harold Evans Baker Part I of an audio recording of the personal biography of Harold Evans Baker born 20 April 1896, Franklin, Idaho. Based on a document compiled and typewritten by his daughter, Marva May Baker, born 7 May 1932, who adds her commentary and insights to his history. This audio file is voiced by Harold's grandson (and Marva's son) Kirk E Strickland, born 24 May 9154. Harold tells of his birth and childhood on a farm in southern Idaho. Self-described as bashful and timid in grade school, he tells how he dealt with bullying by older boys. He describes the very close and tender relationship he enjoyed with his mother Lucy Evans, born 13 June 1865, and characterizes the contention prevalent in his childhood home between his mother and father, Benjamin Charles Baker, born 5 November 1862. He suffers through the mumps and conscientiously completes his education through the eighth grade. He chronicles his work on and off the family ranch property, relating a tragic event that affected him personally. Also, he introduces how he met the love of his life, Alice Gilbert (born 16 March 1896) and worked to make her his his "Real Girl" forever.

Harold Evans Baker Autobiography Part I

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