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“We are still Latter-day Saints” Continue reading →

“The only latter day that matters is tomorrow” Continue reading →

“What happens when we’re dead?
We shouldn’t think that far ahead” Continue reading →

“We are still Latter Day Saints, all of us, even if we change some things or we break the rules or we have complete doubt that God exists.” Continue reading →

“We are still Latter Day Saints, all of us, even if we change some things or we break the rules or we have complete doubt that God exists.” Continue reading →

“Tomorrow is a Latter Day” Continue reading →

After the pageant presentation, the Mission President is outraged and orders the missionaries home. He tells the villagers that they are not Mormons, and Elder Cunningham becomes discouraged because he ended up causing even more trouble for the villagers. Elder Price, on the other hand, has an epiphany and realizes that Elder Cunningham was right all along – even though scriptures are important, it’s more important for religion to help people. Elder Price and Elder Cunningham decide to stay and help the villagers together.

The warlord returns to the village, but is driven off by Elder Price and Elder Cunningham. They accept Elder Cunningham’s earlier stories as metaphors to help them in daily life, rather than literal truth, and Elder Price rallies everyone to work together to make their village and life a paradise. Continue reading →

“The story of Joseph Smith” Continue reading →

Elder Price’s attempt to convert the warlord is unsuccessful. Very discouraged, he goes to a cafe and drowns his sorrows with cups of coffee. Elder Cunningham comes to find him, and tells Elder Price that they at least need to act like missionary companions since the Mission President is coming for a visit soon. The president and other leaders are coming to congratulate the missionaries on their incredible success.

When the leaders come, Elder Price and Elder Cunningham are singled out as the most successful missionaries in Africa. Then, Nabulungi and the other villagers come to perform a pageant for the leaders. This pageant reflects the distorted version of Mormonism that Elder Cunningham had taught them. Continue reading →