Getting to play against my brother in the Holy War this year was a dream come true. I collabed with LeoDropped to design these 801 hats to celebrate the house divided and the place we now call home.
Dropping soon for #CougarNation and the Team Up North! Stay tuned! 🏔️ #holywar
Battle for the Train Bell 🔔 It’s Bengals vs Wildcats in Ogden‼️
🆚 Weber State
📌 Ogden, Utah
⏰ 1:00 PM MT
🏟️ Stewart Stadium
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#RoarBengalsRoar
I want to thank God and everyone that helped me on my journey. A special thanks to @RagleCharlie and @BengalGridiron for giving me the first opportunity to play Division 1 football. I am now in the transfer portal with 3 yrs of eligibility.
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Today, Tuesday, March 5, 2024, the responsibility and ownership for the Kirtland Temple, several historic buildings in Nauvoo, and various manuscripts and artifacts officially transferred from Community of Christ to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for an agreed-upon amount. Together, we share an interest in and reverence for these historic sites and items and are committed to preserving them for future generations.
Discussions leading to this landmark agreement commenced in June 2021.
“This exchange of assets is significant for our church,” said Stephen M. Veazey, president of Community of Christ. “Through funding from increased endowments, Community of Christ will have greater capacity to pursue our mission priorities around the world, including continuing to fulfill the divinely envisioned purposes for our Temple in Independence, Missouri.”
“We are deeply honored to assume the stewardship of these sacred places, documents, and artifacts,” said Russell M. Nelson (@NelsonRussellM), President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
“We thank our friends at Community of Christ for their great care and cooperation in preserving these historical treasures thus far. We are committed to doing the same.”
The Kirtland Temple will remain an historic building. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plans to reopen it March 25, 2024, for public tours at no charge. Likewise, in Nauvoo, the Smith Family Homestead, the Mansion House and the Red Brick Store will also reopen on March 25, 2024, for year-round public tours at no charge.
More details about the transaction, assets, and the other items included in the agreement will be forthcoming.
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