The widow wanted to share what was most important to her with the apostle who at age 84 had traveled 6,000 miles from Salt Lake City to visit her in the dead of winter near the world's coldest national capital.
The low sun of a clear, crisp morning in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, cast long shadows as she invited him into her humble "ger" — the traditional Mongolian nomad's rounded tent-like structure commonly known in the west as a yurt — and then pulled one of her most prized possessions off a little shelf.
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