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Me siento muy agradecido por el tiempo y dedicacion q pucieron en esta columna de su editorial,agradesco la dedicacion a sus comentarios;Quisiera que les hicieran llegar mi gratitud a todos los involucrados en este reportaje de nuestro amado profeta el presidente Gordon B.Hinckley. les deceo el mayor de los exitos en sus vidas familiares y laborales espero q se me concediera un favor el poder tener este reportaje en español o como lo digo yo q en realidad hablo castellano.De nuevo gracias y q DIOS EL ETERNO PADRE Y SU HIJO LOS ACOMPAÑEN SIENPRE EN SUS VIDAS. ATENTAMENTE:Engelbert Pinilla Contreras

olhe aí que legal!!!!

Thank you President Hinckley!! Thank you for everything. I saw President Hinckley in Santiago, Chile at the largest LDS church gathering in history in 1999 in a soccer stadium. I remember that year Chile was suffering through a terrible drought. The day he visited, it was cloudy and we were hoping for rain but we didn't want it to interfere with the conference. I remember one of the last things he said was " Let it rain!" Minutes are the closing prayer, the rain poured down like I had never seen before. That was one of hundreds of spiritual experiences in my life that confirmed to me that President Hinckley was someone that truly represented Jesus Christ, and that I needed to heed his counsel throughout my life, because it comes from the Lord.

I read with gratitude your touching words about our dear President. I have only been a member of the church for 18 months and cannot begin to tell you how my life has improved since.

President Hinkley was a dear man, who's influence was far reaching, he made you feel humble and filled you with inspiration to try harder with all aspects of your life.

My heart broke when I heard of his passing, then filled with joy when I realised he would now be with his dear wife who he missed so much since her passing...what a joyous reunion it must have been

Thanks again
God bless you an all your endeavours

Sister Sue Ashworth
England UK

WE WILL DEARLY MISS OUR BELOVED PROPHET !

HE HAS BEEN AN INSPIRATION TO US ALL AROUND DA WORLD !

BT I GUES WAT WE CN DU NW IZ TKE HIZ WORDZ ND APPLY DEM IN2 OUR LIVEZ ! ! ! ! ! !

IM FROM BRISBANE AUSTRALIA !

ND PRESIDENT HINKLEY HAZ MEANT SO MUCH 2 SO MANY PEOPLE AROUND DA WORLD !

WE LUV U PROPHET

SAFE JOURNEY 2 HEAVEN

Thank You for a beautiful tribute to one of my greatest heroes. You have affirmed his teachings in way that makes my heart soar with joy. He was and is the most humble legend and awe inspiring testament to the love of Christ. Across all boundaries, races, creedos and nationalities he unfearingly devoted his life to humanity, May heavenly Father bless and keep you all. Mike.

To all,

President Hinckley was truly a wonderful man. Often he urged us to be kind and tolerant of one another, regardless of faith. This counsel surely extends to those who misunderstand us, whatever the reason. David Weiss, and others who have had negative experiences and/or impressions of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we reach out to you, and we wish to build on common ground and promote understanding between one another. Members of our faith, let us not become defensive and retaliatory, but let us follow the example of Christ in being conciliatory and inclusive. Many misunderstandings, as President Hinckley said, may be of our own making. Let's do what we can to "unmake" them by living as he and the Savior have counseled. Let us be open and address the concerns of others genuinely and with charity. Remember that Jesus said others would know us as His disciples if we "have love one to another."

I totally agree and I have been influenced by his great example and teachings in most part of my life. It helps me to become a better person. Thanks.

I Remember well when he was placed in as President of the Church but A talk of his that sticks out to me the most was a general conference talk at a priesthood session when I was about 12 or 13. Ezra Taft Benson Was the President of the church, but President Benson was to sick to make it to this conference session. President Hinckley was serving as his first counselor and during his talk he mentioned that there has been too much murmuring about President Benson because of his health. This
shows that he was also humble and very supportive of President Benson, He was happy with whatever calling the Lord called him to. Back then he didn't like people speculating that he was going to be President of The Church.

Thank you for the reverent and respectful way that you wrote this article about our Prophet!

Gordon B. Hinckley was truly a saint and a prophet. It has been sweet to see how he progressed as a man of God throughout his life, with his no-nonsense-get-things-done natural disposition into someone, who, through gentle example, coaxed others into showing more love and kindness for their fellow man.

What a marvelous teacher he has been for youth who see so much coarseness and vulgarity about them. I was touched to see my teenagers spontaneously decide to show their respect for him by dressing in their Sunday best to school last week.

I'll never forget his tears at his wife's funeral and so I smile, a great big smile, when I imagine him meeting again his beloved companion Marjorie.

"And they who keep their second estate shall have glory added upon their heads for ever and ever...."

we miss him - "God be with you til we meet again!"

I am grateful for the influence that Pres Gordon B Hinckley has had on my life. His testimony has strengthened mine. His contributions to the world are many. He taught the gospel of Jesus Christ and more importantly, lived it to the fullest extent to the very end of his life. Pres Hinckley's life is an example to each one of us to try to be better and treat others with kindness and love.

Dear Sir:
Thank you for remembering this great man and prophet so very nicely.

Cameron M. Shiell.

There are few men that could fill the shoes of President Gordon B. Hinkley regardless of religious affiliation or wealth. He represented all that was honorable, trustworthy, vitreous, kind, or loving in this world. He spoke no falsehoods. He gave to the world regardless of who they were or what they beloved. If help was needed, He was there to assist. He believed in the sanity of marriage and family. He loved children and they gravitated to him, like unto Jesus. Teenagers couldn't resist him regardless of the age difference between them and him -- they respected him, listened to him and loved him. Regardless of the county or language spoken, or the color of skin, he radiated the love he felt for each of us in his heart. He lived his life so he had no regrets. Few people pass through this world that can attest to that honor. He never asked more than he gave. He believe in Jesus Christ as his savior. He believed that Jesus died on the cross so that we might have eternal life. He inspired people to live closer to the teachings of the Master (Jesus Christ). He spoke with Kings and they admired and respected him. He returned to his Father in Heaven with Honor. This Man was truly inspired of God. Please stop with the disrespect that some have shown in this forum. Oh, if all of us can strive to be like Him this world would be a better, kinder place to live.

President Hinckley was truly an amazing man and a prophet of God. I love him so much and am grateful to have known him, although I never knew him personally. His optimism and love will be missed, but I am happy he will be with his beloved wife again. President Hinckley really related to us as youth and we felt his love. He was our prophet - the only one we really ever knew. It was really neat to go to school on Monday wearing church clothes to honor our beloved prophet. I will never forget that experience or the legacy he left for us.
Thank you for everything, President Hinckley! I love you.

With the passing away of our beloved President Gordon B Hinckley, what a glorious reception he would've recieved on the other side and specially the reuniting with his sweet and beloved wife Margery.

Families are eternal and I testify to this. He is in a better place now and stands among the mighty and strong ones who have passed on but yet,now walks along our Redeemer and Savior Jesus Christ.

God Be With You Till We Meet Again President Hinckley.

Sister Noeline David-Vakalahi
Panmure, Auckland NZ Stake

Detta Jackson (on mission to the Washington DC Temple with her husband Stan) sent me this poem written the other day after the news that President Hinckley had passed away. It's beautiful, so I thought it was appropriate to share.

Prophetic Passing

I imagine he's running to Marjorie now,
Yes, running, not waving his cane.
I see him embracing his father and mother
While they keep repeating his name.

I see him now meeting his forebears,
Brother Brigham and Joseph are there.
Sweet reunion of prophets, united by service
That only such noble men share.

I see him embraced by the Savior
While Father says, "Good, and well done.
So faithful in stalwart endurance, I welcome
My noble, most excellent son."

I then hear the ripples of laughter
As he says the reception's just fine,
But he hopes that he'll get an assignment or two
Since there's no need to waste any time.

I can hear his clear voice in the stillness
At the close of this sweet Sabbath day,
Have faith and move forward - there's work to be done.
President Hinckley would want it that way.

Anna M. Molgard
January 27, 2008

We will miss him but how great is his joy!

Detta Jackson (on mission to the Washington DC Temple with her husband Stan) sent me this poem written the other day after the news that President Hinckley had passed away. It's beautiful, so I thought it was appropriate to share.

Prophetic Passing

I imagine he's running to Marjorie now,
Yes, running, not waving his cane.
I see him embracing his father and mother
While they keep repeating his name.

I see him now meeting his forebears,
Brother Brigham and Joseph are there.
Sweet reunion of prophets, united by service
That only such noble men share.

I see him embraced by the Savior
While Father says, "Good, and well done.
So faithful in stalwart endurance, I welcome
My noble, most excellent son."

I then hear the ripples of laughter
As he says the reception's just fine,
But he hopes that he'll get an assignment or two
Since there's no need to waste any time.

I can hear his clear voice in the stillness
At the close of this sweet Sabbath day,
Have faith and move forward - there's work to be done.
President Hinckley would want it that way.

Anna M. Molgard
January 27, 2008

We will miss him but how great is his joy!

He really was a great exemple for everyone, and a man of God.
We will miss him in the next conference in april, it's a feeling of emptynes, and remember his humor and wise counsil.
He also was a great blessing for the whole Church in manny aspects, special Temple building.

He really was a great exemple for everyone, and a man of God.
We will miss him in the next conference in april, it's a feeling of emptynes, and remember his humor and wise counsil.
He also was a great blessing for the whole Church in manny aspects, special Temple building.

The messages really feels me good. My faith increases from time to time i read messages from Pres. Hinckley. This news/ article proves that Pres. Hinckley is a man of God, a true prophet, leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints.The whole church will surely miss him but God is the best at all times.Pres. Hinckley gave his best for members and non-members of the church.

President Hinckley will truly be missed and while we mourn for his passing from us I take solace in the fact that he is once again with dear and sweet wife, who he loved and missed so much. His earthly work is done but his eternal work and joy is just beginning.

I've noticed that the film "Man's Search for Happiness" has been brought up several times. The film strip version of the film can be found on my blog (I put it up several months ago - because it is still one of my favorites) at http://logicalsanity.com/?cat=4 It is in two parts because You Tube (the host) will not allow films longer than a few minutes.

i joined The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saint not very long ago but i have heard alot of wonderful truth that have affected my life positively.

when i head the death of President B. Hinckley my heart was not sadden, instead full of joy for Him. He lived well, full of the Gospel and the spirit. He had had all the Ordinances of the Holy Temple and i know he is going to be united to the family in the the bosom of God The Eternal Father. In a summary, He lived Great and Died Great.

I know what i said is True and it is Through the Lord Jesus Christ Amen.

We have spent the biggest part of our lives watching the accomplishments and life of President Hinckley. We raised our family to have love and respect for him and all of our leaders.
We revere him and will always have loving memories of him and his wonderful example and teachings. He was truely a Prophet of God, and a great leader and example of LOVE.

President Hinckley was a great man,peronally i will miss his wisdom and wit.
He cared for the poor and downtroden and was always charitable.
May God rest his sould in eternal peace

Thanks for positive comments about Pres Hinckley. He's truly a Prophet of God. His influence touched the lives of millions evrywhere in the world. I'm from the Phillipnes

Can't even remember what year it was--- Sister Hinckley was to talk at a Womens Conference and I figured President Hinckley would be there too so I went down on the main floor of the building to wait for President and Sister Hinckley to come in. Sure enough in they came and passed me----no, I said I can't bother the Prophet-- and then said oh yes, I can. He had sat by now and I went on the row behind and tap him on the shoulder and asked if I could shake hands with him--- and I did!! He greeted me and I walked away--- there was a security man that motioned me over and asked lots of questions-- I told him it was worth it to shake hands with the President. I remember President Hinckley for his acceptance of all people.He made me feel like I was good and deserved respect--I wanted to be better, kinder,and stand a little taller. He was so strong and yet put things so gentle. One would know he meant what he said and was direct when he needed to. I'll miss his sense of humor and his wit. I loved when he recited different poems. I saw him today at the viewing--how I love that man. I am so happy for his reunion with his precious wife and other family and friends.

The world will miss our prophet, Gordon B. Hinckley. I know that he loved everyone, whether they were members of the Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or not. All you had to do was to look at his face and see the love and joy in his countenance. He loved (and loves) us when we make correct choices or when we chose the wrong choice, when we are happy or hurting, whether we loved ourselves, or were steeped in self-hatred. To look at Pres. Hinckley was to know that someone loved you. Just think how much more our Savior, Jesus Christ and our Father in Heaven love us!
Thank you Pres. Hinckley, for loving us enough to show us the way back to Heaven. We will always honor and love you.
We also know that we will not be left leaderless; Heavenly Father will bless us with another prophet who will love us as much as you did.

I have come to know, love, admire and respect President Gordon B. Hinckley for his continuous belief in uniting the members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with the teachings of the gospel. As a member of the church in American Samoa, I would like to take this time to express my condolences to the Hinckley children and family in these times of sorrow. I strongly believe that he completed his mission here on earth and that his teaching will be greatly remembered by the saints. His never ending smile and humor will forever be remembered. One of his teaching that I know will solve whatever tension there is in here is, "Treat others that are not of our faith with utmost respect. Respect their belief. Let not any unclean thought, action change what you believe in.

Filifau Leiataua (American Samoa)

I have come to know, love, admire and respect President Gordon B. Hinckley for his continuous belief in uniting the members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with the teachings of the gospel. As a member of the church in American Samoa, I would like to take this time to express my condolences to the Hinckley children and family in these times of sorrow. I strongly believe that he completed his mission here on earth and that his teaching will be greatly remembered by the saints. His never ending smile and humor will forever be remembered. One of his teaching that I know will solve whatever tension there is in here is, "Treat others that are not of our faith with utmost respect. Respect their belief. Let not any unclean thought, action change what you believe in.

Filifau Leiataua (American Samoa)

I have come to know, love, admire and respect President Gordon B. Hinckley for his continuous belief in uniting the members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with the teachings of the gospel. As a member of the church in American Samoa, I would like to take this time to express my condolences to the Hinckley children and family in these times of sorrow. I strongly believe that he completed his mission here on earth and that his teaching will be greatly remembered by the saints. His never ending smile and humor will forever be remembered. One of his teaching that I know will solve whatever tension there is in here is, "Treat others that are not of our faith with utmost respect. Respect their belief. Let not any unclean thought, action change what you believe in.

Filifau Leiataua (American Samoa)

I have come to know, love, admire and respect President Gordon B. Hinckley for his continuous belief in uniting the members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with the teachings of the gospel. As a member of the church in American Samoa, I would like to take this time to express my condolences to the Hinckley children and family in these times of sorrow. I strongly believe that he completed his mission here on earth and that his teaching will be greatly remembered by the saints. His never ending smile and humor will forever be remembered. One of his teaching that I know will solve whatever tension there is in here is, "Treat others that are not of our faith with utmost respect. Respect their belief. Let not any unclean thought, action change what you believe in.

Filifau Leiataua (American Samoa)

I have come to know, love, admire and respect President Gordon B. Hinckley for his continuous belief in uniting the members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with the teachings of the gospel. As a member of the church in American Samoa, I would like to take this time to express my condolences to the Hinckley children and family in these times of sorrow. I strongly believe that he completed his mission here on earth and that his teaching will be greatly remembered by the saints. His never ending smile and humor will forever be remembered. One of his teaching that I know will solve whatever tension there is in here is, "Treat others that are not of our faith with utmost respect. Respect their belief. Let not any unclean thought, action change what you believe in.

Filifau Leiataua (American Samoa)

I have come to know, love, admire and respect President Gordon B. Hinckley for his continuous belief in uniting the members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with the teachings of the gospel. As a member of the church in American Samoa, I would like to take this time to express my condolences to the Hinckley children and family in these times of sorrow. I strongly believe that he completed his mission here on earth and that his teaching will be greatly remembered by the saints. His never ending smile and humor will forever be remembered. One of his teaching that I know will solve whatever tension there is in here is, "Treat others that are not of our faith with utmost respect. Respect their belief. Let not any unclean thought, action change what you believe in.

Filifau Leiataua (American Samoa)

I have come to know, love, admire and respect President Gordon B. Hinckley for his continuous belief in uniting the members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with the teachings of the gospel. As a member of the church in American Samoa, I would like to take this time to express my condolences to the Hinckley children and family in these times of sorrow. I strongly believe that he completed his mission here on earth and that his teaching will be greatly remembered by the saints. His never ending smile and humor will forever be remembered. One of his teaching that I know will solve whatever tension there is in here is, "Treat others that are not of our faith with utmost respect. Respect their belief. Let not any unclean thought, action change what you believe in.

Filifau Leiataua (American Samoa)

I apologize too David.

I jumped to a conclusion when your categorization of the movie did not mesh with mine. I see a totally different theme in the movie "Man's Search for Happiness," and didn't think of it at all as being about what heaven is like. But I should not have then lumped you in with those who intentionally twist church teachings out of context.

I am mostly sorry that my response seemed to cement what you already believed.

I hope you'll forgive me.

I hope you will accept an apology vicariously. Please remember your enthusiasm for things you felt strongly about when you were young, and remember the young man who "damned" you was young, too. Forgive him for his enthusiasm, and please don't let it keep you from further investigating the beliefs of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
There was a church-produced movie called "Man's Search for Happiness" that portrayed the premortal, mortal, and post-mortal existence of man. I don't know if it was supposed to portray "exactly" what heaven would be like, but I remember it was a beautiful reassurance that we would be able to see our loved ones again. I believe it also talked about the rewards/consequences of obedience and disobedience in mortality.
Remembering Heavenly Father's plan for His children reassures me that President Hinckley has been reunited with his sweetheart. It reminds me that the Savior came so that we could learn how to live, and so that we could repent for our mistakes. I am so grateful for that plan that gives this life purpose, and the next life hope!

President Hinckley was a magnanimous leader in a time when the World has cast away the very basic civilities we owe one another. His passing is mourned by those of us who loved him and cherished his every deed of inspiration. He motivated the World to practice inclusion and tolerance while compelling us to hold on to the values that have made our Country great. As a Native American Indian from a heritage of people long gone from history, and almost forgotten, I take comfort in knowing that President Hinckley never forgot the wonderful original Americans of the great horse culture of the 19th Century. His dignity and aplomb in showing respect, deference , and sorrow for the plight of America's American Indians was in his nature. He had great and abiding respect for the Native American cultures. I will forever remember this magnificent Prophet, Seer, President of this Church in this the last Dispensation of our time. He was to the manner born.

I looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooove him. with 97 os that is all word can express for me.
Zarry, from port-au-price haiti north stake

LAST SUNDAY JANUARY 27, AT 8;00PM, I CHECK MY ACCOUNT IN MYSPACE, I SAW A NEW POST BULITTEN THAT PRESIDENT GORDON B. HINCKLEY PASS AWAY, I TURN ON THE TV UTAH CHANNEL, THEY ARE FEATURING PRESIDENT HINCKLEY DEAD, I WAS SO SHOCK, I FELT SAD AT THAT MOMENT, SINCE THEN, UNTIL NOW FELT SAME FELLING, WE KNOW WHERE HE IS GOING, HE IS SAFE THERE IN THE SIDE OF OUR HEAVENLY FATHER, I FELT IMOTIONALLY, AND BRING TEARS IN MY EYE, I KNOW HE IS A MAN OF GOD, AS A LDS MEMBER, WE HONOR HIM, AS A TRUE PROPHET OF GOD, WE WILL MISS HIS MESSAGE DURING CONFERENCE, THE LDS MEMBERS WHOLE WORLD WILL MISS HIM. I KNOW ONE DAY WE WILL SEE HIM AGAIN, IN THE JUDGEMENT BAR OF GOD, I LEAVE THIS IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST AMEN.

The Lord has 100 Names, not 99!

The New Name For Eclat+i is "Eponymous-Eclat"!

Praise The Holy-No-man! ECLATi-ON's, not Off's are Together Forever With SOURCE-ONE!

Gordan B. Hinckley, A great High Priest has returned to his Eternal Father. I am greatful to have lived during his service here on eath.

Gordan B. Hinckley, A great High Priest has returned to his Eternal Father. I am greatful to have lived during his service here on eath.

Another note to general reader:
Since I was among those who had questioned David Weiss' statement, I was very appreciative of being able to correspond with him recently, and also of his clarification in his later comment about the "missionary" (probably a "stake missionary" since David described an older man who visited his home.) David was very kind to respond to my apology to him. I now make a "public" apology for my misunderstanding. I can imagine that a "stake missionary" could have made such a mistake in teaching in the 1960's, but I'm hopeful that full-time missionaries today are better instructed and understand the doctrines of the gospel better. David is a very kind and thoughtful person, genuine to the core. Have a good evening, all.

OoooPppSSaaadaisy.

WOW!

Please see 'Moderators' blog @ Sistar(s) Claire Hoffman's linko on the subject HUNGER and search for the , not Grail, but "HOLY-Foreskin" of Mr. Rabbi JE-Zeus Christ , hoping for ever lasting Life!!

http://newsweek.washingtonpost.com/onfaith/undergod/2008/01/bodily_broodings.html

Happy Every Day!

Pres. Hinckley was always an inspiration to me. He was always aiming higher and expanding. The fact that he did this up until his death is miraculous. He spoke in my buddies home ward the Sunday before his death to rededicate a special chapel associated with Brigham Young. I admire his wisdom in trying to get members out and involved in community service and in politics. The prophet was a public relations genius. Kofi Annan, secretary general, of the United Nations visited him in Salt Lake City. Pres. Hinckley graciously hosted the Dali Lama when he came to Utah. He left a legacy and example that all of us can follow without excuse as most of us are much younger than he was so he made age no excuse. Great things are yet to come with the next prophet. The church has never received so much attention as now. May we be strong examples to the world and stand up for our beliefs.

Hate to do this in a public forum, but all of you members who are castigating/questioning David Weiss are either completely clueless or intentionally sticking your head in the sand. Hello, how many times have we said "If the Church wasn't true, the missionaries would have destroyed it long ago." We were 19-21 year old guys, and until recently there was very little "weeding out" of those who shouldn't have served. Most of us tried to do what was right, but I can picture a number of guys I served with who easily could have made the statement David recites, whether due to misunderstanding of the gospel, or due to the pressure they felt from their mission president to make numbers.

David, I have no reason to doubt your statement. Realize that whoever made it was not only wrong for trying such a tactic, but also wrong per the doctrine of the LDS church.

God be with you.

I Will miss our beloved prophet, he was a great man he lived great and died great. His devotion and love to the Savior glowed from his being.
He truly was a prophet of the Lord his love and teachings will always be in the hearts of all who heard his words. I know that he will receive his glory and is back in the arms of his Beloved wife Marjorie. He will welcome us all when our time comes. I look forward to the day we will meet again. Till we meet agin at the saviours feet. My love and thoughts are with his family.
Love and prayers from the saints in the United Kingdom

I Will miss our beloved prophet, he was a great man he lived great and died great. His devotion and love to the Savior glowed from his being.
He truly was a prophet of the Lord his love and teachings will always be in the hearts of all who heard his words. I know that he will receive his glory and is back in the arms of his Beloved wife Marjorie. He will welcome us all when our time comes. I look forward to the day we will meet again. Till we meet agin at the saviours feet. My love and thoughts are with his family.
Love and prayers from the saints in the United Kingdom

I took the oppurtunity to re-read the last talks given by President Hinckley in the October 2007 General Conference. I loved him and will miss him. I praise God for His plan and to have been a witness of a living prophet. I just wanted to bear my witness that President Hinckley was a prophet of God. He taught throught inspiration from the Almighty and he lived a life worthy to be called a disciple of the Lord Jesus Christ, by all who encountered him. I am grateful for those last words of testimony about the restoration of the Gospel and the challenge to eradicate anger from our hearts. I pray that I can honor the teachings of President Hinckley by bearing witness of the truth, as it has been revealed unto me and by extending more love and tolorance to those all around me.
When a young Jospeh Smith was seeking help and answers about truth and salvation from his family, his father is reported to have told him, I don't think God intends to save just a few of his children. May anyone with similar questions today, feel the love of Jesus Christ pierce their heart and be aware of the love that God has for them. This is the type of love that has grown in my heart as I have strived to understand and live the gospel of Jesus Christ and to heed the messages given by Jesus Christ through his servant, the prophet.

I give my warmest regards to all who have posted, as I know that each and every one has a desire to help others gain eternal life. Because of that, I am confident that each would have enjoyed the oppurtunity to know President Hinckley, who I know shared the same goal.

In tribute to a great man I express the following to the individuals who through closed, unchristianlike minds choose to post unfounded lies and advance further misconceptions about a faith that in FACT is founded on Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and Salvation only in and through His Holy name. Mormons are often misunderstood about their ideas about Faith & Works. Surely many quote the same ole scriptures in James about Faith without works etc. IN truth Mormons who try to live what they believe just happen to DO MORE WORKS than the average disciple of Christ but not because we think we are WORKING our way to heaven but because we Love the Savior and our Father in Heaven so much and want to be like them in some ways we just give service, we to love our neighbors, help a friend, we believe and understand that loving the Lord and knowing of His great atoning sacrafice for mankind requires someting of us because of what we know. No one can earn their way into heaven because none are good enough. No matter how we try, what we DO or how many good works we participate in we are still imperfect and sinners and because of this our ONLY HOPE is through the Merits and Mercy of Him who Saves - even Jesus Christ. President Hinkley believed this, taught this to the world and lived what he believed. I would tell any who are ignorant to the truth that any Mormon person who tells you they are saved by their works DO NOT understand the true tenants of their faith. And anyone who is not a member of the LDS Church and spouts ignorantly about the horrid mormon cult who they like to demean and say are not Christians because I guess this makes them somehow feel justified in their attitudes and hatred - but those who fit this sad category obviously refuse to really want to hear and see the truth about what the Mormon people believe. Anyone who truly know them knows differently. Remember this brother.... the Truth will indeed Set you Free and President Hinkley testified often and strongly about His faith, His love, His testimony of the Savior Jesus Christ. We loved him, We love the Savior and we indeed BELIEVE HIM when He told us that He CAN and WILL Save us not only from our sins, but in our sins as well. God Bless.

In tribute to a great man I express the following to the individuals who through closed, unchristianlike minds choose to post unfounded lies and advance further misconceptions about a faith that in FACT is founded on Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and Salvation only in and through His Holy name. Mormons are often misunderstood about their ideas about Faith & Works. Surely many quote the same ole scriptures in James about Faith without works etc. IN truth Mormons who try to live what they believe just happen to DO MORE WORKS than the average disciple of Christ but not because we think we are WORKING our way to heaven but because we Love the Savior and our Father in Heaven so much and want to be like them in some ways we just give service, we to love our neighbors, help a friend, we believe and understand that loving the Lord and knowing of His great atoning sacrafice for mankind requires someting of us because of what we know. No one can earn their way into heaven because none are good enough. No matter how we try, what we DO or how many good works we participate in we are still imperfect and sinners and because of this our ONLY HOPE is through the Merits and Mercy of Him who Saves - even Jesus Christ. President Hinkley believed this, taught this to the world and lived what he believed. I would tell any who are ignorant to the truth that any Mormon person who tells you they are saved by their works DO NOT understand the true tenants of their faith. And anyone who is not a member of the LDS Church and spouts ignorantly about the horrid mormon cult who they like to demean and say are not Christians because I guess this makes them somehow feel justified in their attitudes and hatred - but those who fit this sad category obviously refuse to really want to hear and see the truth about what the Mormon people believe. Anyone who truly know them knows differently. Remember this brother.... the Truth will indeed Set you Free and President Hinkley testified often and strongly about His faith, His love, His testimony of the Savior Jesus Christ. We loved him, We love the Savior and we indeed BELIEVE HIM when He told us that He CAN and WILL Save us not only from our sins, but in our sins as well. God Bless.

A remarkable man for all seasons who influenced the world community and the church for good by declaring and living positive values, respecting all people, uplifting everyone he met and actively living a Christ centered life.

This tribute to pres.Gordon B. Hinkley was wonderful, it showed a glimps of the love he had for all mankind , he truly was a prophet of god.welcome home bro.Hinkley....

President Hinckley was a wonderful man who radiated kindness, humor, generosity, faith and warmth. To many people of LDS faith, he was like a grandfather--wise, patient and always loving. I had the chance to shake his had years ago, and I will not forget the way that he smiled and the goodness that emanated from him. We will all miss him, but know that his life of sacrifice and caring will continue to provide inspiration for all time. We love you President Hinckley, and know that you are surrounded by your wife and other loved ones. Thank you for being a great man and an example of a true Christian.

President Hinckley was a great man. He always told us that we need to be friendly, tolerant and respectful with all people who isn't from our faith...and that is wath the LDS try to do, to be people who love and serve anothers.
I live in the south of Argentine and we are thankfull for the teachings, and the example from this great man of God

We miss you in Australia Mike. And, of course, we miss dear President Gordan B. Hinckley already too. He was a good man to mankind (if we will only listen and follow his good works and example), we will get to know and understand this fact.

May we remember the life and goodness of ALL 'good men' AND women everywhere!

President Hinckley touched my life and prompted me to be a better person. He will be missed beyond belief but his legacy will live on. He definantly left his mark of goodness on the people of this world.

Just to express condolence to my beloved and loving prophet President gordon B. Hinckley. surely i missed him very much. everytime i saw him in the conferenc. I gained spirtual strength and loved everytime i heard him expressing his gratitude to all mankind for the prayers for him
Imissed you very much presidnt hinkckley.
I know your wife and family will rejoicing to welcoming you in the spirit world.

I wanna express my sincere condolence to you my beloved prophet.
god be with you till we meet again.
sincerely,
Bro.Vince Dequinan
Philippines