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Texas Houston Mission

  • New mission presidents

    Seven new mission presidents and their wives have been called. They will begin service about July 1.
  • Missionary moments: 'Imagine my delight'

    My mission call came in July 1983 when President Spencer W. Kimball called me to serve in the Texas Houston Mission. I was thrilled to be called by a prophet of God and also to be going somewhere that seemed so different from the green fields of my native England. I wondered about the wide open space, the Longhorn cattle and the cowboys. Through my mission, I came to love the people in such a way that I have seen Texas differently ever since.
  • Clean up after tropical storm floods Houston

    At least 119 LDS families fled their homes June 8-9 after flooding caused by tropical storm Allison submerged the Houston, Texas, area causing 17 deaths, flooding more than 10,000 businesses and homes and forcing thousands of people to evacuate.
  • Members compete in Paralympics

    Troy Davis was born with all his ribs broken, two broken legs and a broken arm. "Pray that he dies," said the doctor, "or he'll be a vegetable." Today, he is a world class athlete with three national records in wheelchair racing.

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