Lost Love, Service, and the British Red Cross

After young Latter-day Saint Nellie Smith lost her fiancée in the First World War she continued to look outwards and help others while treasuring her faith

Few organisations can claim a legacy as noble as the British Red Cross. In the late nineteenth century, a wave of humanitarian fervour swept across Europe. In the United Kingdom, this spirit found a voice in the form of Octavia Hill, a pioneering figure who played a pivotal role in establishing what would become the British Red Cross. Since then it has …