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[[Image:HeberGrant.jpg|right| 200px|thumb| LDS Prophet Heber J. Grant]]
[[Image:HeberGrant.jpg|right| 200px|thumb| LDS Prophet Heber J. Grant]]
'''Heber Jeddy Grant''' (b. November 22, 1856; d. May 14, 1945) was prophet and seventh President of the [[Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]]. Heber would enforce the ban on plural marriages and excommunicated member Churches that refused loyalty to the directive. He developed The Avenues section of Salt Lake City. In 1936, Heber established the LDS Welfare Program and administered the LDS health code known as the ''Word of Wisdom''. Due to the Church's expansion, Heber created a new group of General Authorities, Assistants to the Twelve Apostles. His authority conveyed strength and resolution. He repeatedly spoke of the need for charity, duty, honor, service, and work. Heber was the last surviving member of the church's Council of Fifty. His 26 year administration would be the second longest in Church history. <ref>[http://www.lightplanet.com/mormons/people/heber_j_grant.html Heber J. Grant] Light Planet</ref>
'''Heber Jeddy Grant''' (b. November 22, 1856; d. May 14, 1945) was prophet and seventh President of the [[Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]]. Heber would enforce the ban on plural marriages and excommunicated member Churches that refused loyalty to the directive. He developed The Avenues section of Salt Lake City. In 1936, Heber established the LDS Welfare Program and administered the LDS health code known as the ''Word of Wisdom''. Due to the Church's expansion, Heber created a new group of General Authorities, Assistants to the Twelve Apostles. His authority conveyed strength and resolution. He repeatedly spoke of the need for charity, duty, honor, service, and work. Heber was the last surviving member of the church's Council of Fifty. His 26-year administration would be the second longest in Church history. <ref>[http://www.lightplanet.com/mormons/people/heber_j_grant.html Heber J. Grant] Light Planet</ref>
==Early Life==
==Early Life==