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It's Cestra Rozsa, now Berrett, here. I've been asked to tell the First Vision in Russian for an English gospel doctrine class. I threw away my Russian discussions when I moved a year ago. Does anyone that served around 1993-1994 still have a copy of their discussions? If you do could you send me an e-mail at jen@berrett.org. Thanks.
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can anyone confirm the validity of this?
http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cache:KYUCLJM3s2AJ:newsnet.byu.edu/story.cfm/68997
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They meet at 2PM-5PM every sunday metro station Novokuzneckaya Sredneovchinnikovskii pereulok d14. Many branches including Rechnoi and Timiryazevskii got merged into one that is called Rechnoi now. They also share space with Arbutskii branch they start at 10AM-1PM.
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Does anybody have current information about where and when the Moscow branches meet? I am particularly interested in finding information about the branch formerly called Timiriazevskii.
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I can't find my copy of the 1995 and early 1996 year book. It has many of the companions and friends I served with. I don't need an original but it would be fun to put the faces and names together again. If you can help me out I would appreciate it. Thanks
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Just wanted to send you a quick heads up that Elder Daniel Newell (can't find him on here, but he might be somewhere) was killed in a motorcycle accident this past May. He was one of my companions and several others on here as well. His wife also served in our mission (Mary) and he is survived by six kids. There is a website in his honor http://danielnewell.com/
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Hi ya'll,
Just curious if there will be a reunion for either Pres. Kelly or Pres. Young this coming conference. We might be coming up around that time and I'm not sure if that only happens in April or what. Those of us traveling from out of state need a bit of a notice, so if there is one scheduled, let's hear it. Otherwise, maybe we'll be there in April, if there's one then.
Ammon
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If you're speaking about the Tretiakov museum in Moscow there are several paintings of Christ. The most famous if probably the "Appearance of Christ to the people" by Ivanov. It is a very large painting and covers and entire wall. It does not, however, depict the resurrected Christ, but Christ prior to his baptism as John the Baptist is also depicted.
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The museum is called the Tretyakov Gallery (Tret'yakovskaya Gallereya) in Moscow, and that painting is there (Yavlenie Khrista Narodu/The Appearance of Christ to the People)- it takes up a whole room.
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i served from 1998-2000 and just got back from a 3 week trip to Ukraine and Russia. As for the painting of Christ appearing to the slavs...i've seen the one elder matson posted before, but when i was there just this past month i think I may have saw another one that looked like the ressurected Christ appearing to the slavic people (if i recall, He was showing the wounds He suffered on the cross) . This one was much older than 200 years however, but unfortunately i went to way too many museums and i can't remember which museum it was in or anything else about the painting. does anyone recall ever seeing anything like the painting i'm describing in St. Pete (maybe Hermitage???).
also, when in moscow i showed up to church where i attended last year, but no one else was there. any particular reason the moscow branches have been moving around so much???
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