The Greatest Thing in the World
The Restored Gospel Version

​From Henry Drummond (and Bill Wylson)

A New Earth
The Controversial New Book by Bill Wylson

Over the past 200–300 years climate change has been documented using instrumental records and other archives. Some written documents and other recordings make information available about climate change in certain localities for the past several hundred years. Certain chronicles indicating climate change have been identified dating back over 1,000 years, although these are very rare. The only real question concerning climate change is: What can we do about it? I have heard all kinds of solutions, from the bizarre to the ridiculous. One suggestion to reduce global warming is for us to stop ironing our clothes. 
Other suggestions include painting our rooftops white to reduce absorption of heat; making highways white with black stripes instead of black with white stripes; becoming vegan, thereby reducing the need for herds of animals that emit methane gases into the atmosphere; not idling our vehicles for more than two minutes; and turning our thermostats to 68 degrees (F).
Other suggestions have been to create a giant umbrella that could block two to four percent of the sun’s rays and launch it into space; creating plastic trees that could absorb carbon dioxide; eating insects instead of meat; bio-engineering future humans to be smaller, smarter and with an intolerance to red meat; mass female sterilization; and, of course, we can’t forget the suggestion from NASA scientists to move the earth farther away from the sun.
Through all of this we are missing the one solution that could actually make a difference. ​

Other Books by Bill Wylson

Elder Hammond and 
The Inspector
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They say that God works in mysterious ways, which is just another way of saying, “I don’t understand what God is up to.” In my brief and puerile twenty-one years on this planet, I have seen some of the mysterious ways of God and the resultant miracles that follow, but whatever God was up to in the small town of Villa Mercedes, it was definitely a mystery to all of us. ​

Give Place in Your Heart
31 Promises from the Book of Mormon
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​All of us are familiar with Moroni’s promise that Christ will manifest the truth of the Book of Mormon to us by the power of the Holy Ghost. This is just one of many promises the Lord has made regarding the Book of Mormon. In this volume, Bill Wylson outlines 31 promises, with their attendant blessings and conditions.​

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Hieroglyphs, Golden Plates & Typos
How Corrections in the Book of Mormon Prove its Authenticity

On the inside cover of his first Book of Mormon my father had written the following quote from Joseph Smith: "I told the brethren that the Book of Mormon was the most correct of any book on earth."
Directly below this he had complied a list of scriptures labeled: "Mistakes in the Book of Mormon". These 'corrections' actually testify to its truthfulness and authenticity.​

Three Minutes Eighteen Seconds
A Prophet's Final Message to the World
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Words are extremely powerful. Lord Byron poetically portrays this truth: "But words are things, and a small drop of ink, Falling like dew, upon a thought, produces That which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think." 
Three Minutes Eighteen Seconds examines three “small drops of ink” that are, simultaneously, extremely powerful words spoken by President Thomas S. Monson in the April 2017 General Conference.
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Tres Minutos con Dieciocho Secundos
El Ultimo Mensaje del Profeta al Mundo
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Las palabras son muy poderosas. Como explica el poeta Lord Byron: "Pero palabras son cosas, y una pequeña gota de tinta, Cayendo como rocio sobre un pensamiento, produce lo que causa a miles, quizás millones, a pensar."
Tres Minutos con Dieciocho Segundos examina tres "pequeñas gotas de tinta" dichas por el Presidente Thomas S. Monson en la Conferencia General de Abril 2017, que son, a la vez, palabras extremadamente poderosas.
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The Manger on the Mantle
A Christmas Tale Based on Two True Stories
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Mark Spencer, a man raised with an idyllic small town childhood becomes very lost in the massive city of Los Angeles. The problem is he didn't become geographically lost; he became spiritually lost. That's when Mark meets a Marvin, a sockless, root-beer-float toting ex-hippie. Together they journey the road to Bethlehem as they ponder the birth that took place in a lowly manger. A beautiful story of hope and redemption and the joyous possibility of second chances.​​