Stories of faith and sacrifice from the Condie family line
"They sold everything they owned. Everything. And with five small children, they boarded a sailing vessel, all their worldly possessions packed into one tiny trunk."
Mosiah 24:14
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Read Script"Word had spread among the men riding the rails: 'You will get fed at the house that has the fence picket with a mark on it.'"
Matthew 25:35, 40
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Read Script"Without hesitation, Grandfather Condie reached into his pocket. He pulled out a key. And he handed it to Old Bob, saying tenderly: 'Take it. Stay as long as you like.'"
James 1:27
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Read Script"Each of his lessons was carefully planned out and presented with good humor and enthusiasm. He could fit the lessons to any time — from five minutes to an hour — without excuse or complaint."
Ether 12:27
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Read Script"It was no premeditated show, but it all came about quite naturally and turned out to be the greatest tribute I have ever seen a family make to their parents."
3 Nephi 27:21
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Gibson & Cecelia Sharp Condie left Clackmannan for Zion in 1848 — a story of faith told by their great-grandson, President Thomas S. Monson. Read the full story →
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📷Photos, oral histories, and cherished memories from generations of Condies
📜The origin of the Condie name and how our family came to be
🍲Treasured recipes passed down through the generations
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