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- Acorn_to_Oak_Foundation abstract "The Acorn to Oak Foundation (or Bellota A Roble) was founded on March 24, 2006 with the intent of ultimately establishing a private, Latter-day Saint university in Latin America. The project derives its name from a statement given by Melvin J. Ballard, an LDS official, on 4 July 1926, comparing the growth of the LDS Church in Argentina and South America to the growth of an acorn to a large oak tree.".
- Q4674569 abstract "The Acorn to Oak Foundation (or Bellota A Roble) was founded on March 24, 2006 with the intent of ultimately establishing a private, Latter-day Saint university in Latin America. The project derives its name from a statement given by Melvin J. Ballard, an LDS official, on 4 July 1926, comparing the growth of the LDS Church in Argentina and South America to the growth of an acorn to a large oak tree.".
- Acorn_to_Oak_Foundation comment "The Acorn to Oak Foundation (or Bellota A Roble) was founded on March 24, 2006 with the intent of ultimately establishing a private, Latter-day Saint university in Latin America. The project derives its name from a statement given by Melvin J. Ballard, an LDS official, on 4 July 1926, comparing the growth of the LDS Church in Argentina and South America to the growth of an acorn to a large oak tree.".
- Q4674569 comment "The Acorn to Oak Foundation (or Bellota A Roble) was founded on March 24, 2006 with the intent of ultimately establishing a private, Latter-day Saint university in Latin America. The project derives its name from a statement given by Melvin J. Ballard, an LDS official, on 4 July 1926, comparing the growth of the LDS Church in Argentina and South America to the growth of an acorn to a large oak tree.".