History of Cooperativism in the LDS Church
- 1874 - In the midst of the 1873 banking crisis, Brigham Young urged for economic reforms in the church
- 1874 -In Brigham City, Lorenzo Snoworganized all of the community's businesses into cooperatives.
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- Differences Between Cooperatives and Corporations
- Daring to Take Jesus at His Word- Guest Post from Doc
- My Recent Microfinance Loan to Wellington in Peru
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"I say that they who are opposed to cooperation are opposed to heaven, to their own welfare, to the welfare of their neighbors, to truth and to everything that is good."
-Brigham Young
"To build cooperativism is not to do the opposite of capitalism as if this system did not have any useful features... Cooperativism must surpass it, and for this purpose must assimilate its methods and dynamism."
- José María Arizmendiarrieta
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