So, we are told each and every Conference how well the Church is growing.

Humanitarian Aid spend 1985 - 2009 = $1.2b
Humanitarian Aid spend 1985 - 2010 = $1.3b
Humanitarian Aid spend 1985 - 2011 = $1.4b

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M. Russell Ballard, another apostle, also laid out some of the damage done to society by unbelievers.

In an increasingly materialistic world, about half of babies are born to unmarried women, more than half of marriages end in divorce, and fewer families embrace traditional values.

"Equally worrisome is the ever-growing gap between rich and poor," the apostle said. "Statistically, those who have less education and consequently lower incomes are less likely to marry and to go to church, and much more likely to be involved in crime and to have children outside of marriage."

Values come first, he said, and better situations follow. Salt Lake Tribune


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Cost of City Creek >$1.5b

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10 million people in Africa are on the brink of starvation.


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WWJD?