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TRAVEL WITH US! WE LEAVE JUNE 3RD! A FEW SEATS STILL AVAILABLE! – A 7-Day Tour with Rod L. Meldrum and Alan & Suzanne Osmond!
the family
May 16

COME WITH US! -June 3-9 *NEW!* 7-Day Tour   Exploring the Book of Mormon in America’s Heartland  with Rod L. Meldrum and   Alan… Read More »

Dare To Stand Alone
the family
May 16

Dare To Stand Alone For The Family

Nathan Osmond – Filling The Shoes of His Osmond Musical Heritage!
the family
May 16

Nathan Osmond – Filling The Shoes of His Osmond Musical Heritage! Watch Nathan Osmond Perform. Listen to Nathan Osmond’s Story… Read More »

Education
the family
May 15

We should always work to educate our minds and our hands so we can succeed in our chosen fields. Our… Read More »

A Prophet Of Yesterday Speaks Truthful Words Of Today!
the family
May 15

A Prophet of yesterday speaks truthful words for Today! – Ezra Taft Benson Our past Prophets  knew our day, TODAY! We… Read More »

Publishing From The Highway – Alan Osmond
DonnyandMarie
May 14

Publishing From The Highway!  What a Great Day!  Suzanne and I are traveling to California to share with several others… Read More »

THIS TUESDAY NIGHT – Osmonds To Speak In Visalia, California
Al and Auz doterratory
May 14

   THIS TUESDAY NIGHT!  May 3, 2012  Contact: Julie Wright, Seminar Coordinator (559) 936-4924 OSMOND TO SPEAK IN VISALIA (NOTE:… Read More »

If Thou Lovest Me Thou Shalt Serve Me And Keep All My Commandments
the family
May 14

If Thou Lovest Me Thou Shalt Serve Me And Keep All My Commandments “And now, we can behold the decrees… Read More »

Ronald Reagan – A President With Faith
the family
May 13

 Ronald Reagan – A President With Faith This Is The Kind Of President We Need For The Family 

I Wouldn’t Trade The Silver In My Mother’s Hair For All The Gold In The World
the family
May 13

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY! “I Wouldn’t Trade The Silver In My Mother’s Hair For All The Gold In The World.” Sung… Read More »

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