Center of rejoicing
Published: Saturday, April 8, 2000
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Among conference-goers are, right, Jeehee Cho, 8, of Pleasant
Grove, Euigin Kim, 9 of Ogden, Minhee Cho, 1, and Sonhee Cho, 10, of
Pleasant Grove, Utah.
 Photo by Laura Seitz
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Crowds await entry into Conference Center.
Photo by Ravell Call
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people enjoyed participating in the 170th Annual General Conference,
attending in the new Conference Center or in overflow facilities in the
Tabernacle or Assembly Hall on Temple Square. Members from a broad variety
of backgrounds and countries attended.
Most out of town visitors had an opportunity to be inside the new
Conference Center. The increase in the conference crowd at headquarters
— especially the acres of faces in the Conference Center —
symbolized an unseen magnitude of general conference. Most of the millions
who participated, however, attended at their local stake centers.
As always, the messages of conference were more important than the
location where conference was seen and heard.
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Crowds stream out of Conference Center following Sunday morning
session.
Photo by Ravell Call
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Sister Miriama Kallon of Sierra Leone of the Temple Square
Mission, welcomes conference-goers.
Photo by Jeffrey D. Allred
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Lindsay Rigby sketches near water feature in front of Conference
Center.
Photo by Jeffrey D. Allred
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Alberto Samayoa, 7, rests on his father, Ararat, of Salt Lake
City.
Photo by Laura Seitz
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