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Elizabeth Smart shares message of hope, survival to sold-out crowd
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June 15, 2018
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12:30Now PlayingIDAHO FALLS — Finding happiness each day, overcoming trials and holding on to hope. Those were the themes of the impactful message Elizabeth Smart shared during a sold-out event Thursday evening.
Nearly one thousand people gathered in the Colonial Theater for “An Evening with Elizabeth Smart” to hear her story of being violently abducted from her Salt Lake City home on June 5, 2002. Smart suffered through the demands of her captors and was sexually abused each day for nine months until she was rescued March 12, 2003.
“I hope whoever comes and listens, no matter what their story is or what their struggle is, that they feel inspired and encouraged that they can keep going,” Elizabeth Smart told EastIdahoNews.com during a news conference before the event.
After returning from a week-long camping trip with her husband and two young children in Grand Teton National Park, Smart seemed happy to return to eastern Idaho to share her story.
(Read more at EastIdahoNews.com)
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