| − | '''Joseph Fielding Smith''' (b. July 19, 1876;d. July 2, 1972) was the tenth President and Prophet of [[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]]. Jospeph's family influence shaped his understanding about religion and of the gospel. He published more books and articles than any other man who became President of the Church. Joseph was a missionary, Church historian, president of the Genealogical Society and president of the Salt Lake Temple, an Apostle, and Church President. He was remember as an astute [[theologian]] and gospel scholar. His entire life of ninty-nine-years was in service to the LDS Church. | + | '''Joseph Fielding Smith''' (b. July 19, 1876;d. July 2, 1972) was the tenth President and Prophet of [[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]]. Joseph's family influence shaped his understanding about religion and of the gospel. He published more books and articles than any other man who became President of the Church. Joseph was a missionary, Church historian, president of the Genealogical Society and president of the Salt Lake Temple, an Apostle, and Church President. He was remember as an astute [[theologian]] and gospel scholar. His entire life of ninty-nine-years was in service to the LDS Church. |