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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2024 · 16 MIN

How a Hat With Hidden Hieroglyphs Sparked an Unexpected Spiritual Discussion

from WARD RADIO · host Cardon Ellis

The Hidden First Discussion in Our Hats that Got Us a Referral in the Los Angeles Library! Get ready for an exciting episode of Ward Radio Morning Edition! 🎙️ Today, we're talking about our War in Heaven veteran hats and the incredible story of how they became unexpected tools for sharing the gospel. These hats, featuring symbols that represent key elements of LDS doctrine, have captured the attention of many and sold out within hours of their release. We'll take you through the design process, the significance of each symbol, and a memorable encounter at the Los Angeles Central Library that led to a spontaneous discussion about the purpose of life. This conversation with a librarian named Andrew resulted in him receiving a Book of Mormon, a Bible, and one of our hats in a future shipment you can participate in as a fan of the show! Join us as we celebrate the power of these symbols to spark meaningful conversations and connect people from different walks of life. Don't forget to leave a message for Andrew in the comments and visit our merch store to get your own hat! 🧢📚

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