Harold B. Lee
Lee, Harold B.: eleventh President of the Church, architect of the welfare and correlation programs.
22 documents · 7 libraries · 1972–2026
Emphasis over time
Peak: 7 documents in 1972
Documents tagged with this topic each year. Libraries cover different years (Liahona starts in 2021), so the rate compares eras more fairly than the count.
Where it lives
- General Conference10 documents
- BYU Speeches7 documents
- BYU Studies1 document
- Interpreter1 document
- Liahona Articles1 document
- Religious Educator1 document
- Scripture Central1 document
Latest
Liahona Articles
A Life-Saving Operation by Dr. Russell M. Nelson (opens in a new tab)
Jul 2026
Scripture Central
How Did Modern Prophets Celebrate Christmas? — Part 2 (opens in a new tab)
Dec 2025
Interpreter
Hugh B. Brown’s Program for Latter-Day Saint Servicemen During WWII (opens in a new tab)
David L. Clark · 2020
BYU Speeches
Principles from Prophets (opens in a new tab)
Thomas S. Monson · Sep 2009
Religious Educator
The Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies: Reflections of a Modern Pioneer (opens in a new tab)
Blair G. Van Dyke and David B. Galbraith · 2008
BYU Studies
Remembering Christmas Past (opens in a new tab)
Larry C. Porter · 2001
BYU Speeches
Rex E Lee · Sep 1993
General Conference
“Believe His Prophets” (opens in a new tab)
Gordon B. Hinckley · Apr 1992
BYU Speeches
A Still Voice of Perfect Mildness (opens in a new tab)
Marvin J. Ashton · Feb 1990
General Conference
A Special Moment in Church History (opens in a new tab)
W. Grant Bangerter · Oct 1977
Earliest
BYU Speeches
The Ships of Life (opens in a new tab)
Paul H. Dunn · Sep 1972
Most frequent voices
- Gordon B. Hinckley2 documents
- Spencer W. Kimball2 documents
- Thomas S. Monson2 documents
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