Reflecting back on general conference, one of the things i found most interesting was how short the prayers for the Saturday sessions were.
Point of trivia: The longest general conference prayer i am aware of (i'm sure there have been longer ones, but this is just from those i’ve listened to) was the nearly-eight-minute prayer given to open the solemn assembly at which George Albert Smith was sustained as president of the church (during the October 1945 general conference). Interestingly, even though general conference prayers back then were usually delivered by stake presidents, this one was delivered by David O. McKay, then the president of the quorum of apostles.
Faith Hill: Where Are You, Christmas?
11 years ago
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Is it bad that since we're watching a talk or two a day on the Roku that we just skip the prayers altogether.
Bonus, we get to skip the MoTab!
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Oh, it’s nothing important—it’s just a really interesting (in my opinion) observation.
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