[…] forced us there as well. One such LDS-adjacent poet who has explored those obscurities in particular is Elizabeth Willis (b. 1961). As a professor of creative writing at the renowned Iowa Writers’ Workshop, a Guggenheim […]
[…] working with plural wife Eliza R. Snow, journalist Emmeline B. Wells wrote in 1886 to ask Mary Elizabeth Rollins Lightner, to prepare a careful sketch of your life for publication in the Historical Record […]
[…] this and the statement of Ellis Shipp is obedience to divine revelation. While visiting Utah in 1872, Elizabeth Kane accompanied her husband Thomas and Brigham Young on a tour of LDS settlements from Salt […]
[…] Journal of Women in Culture and Society 1 (Autumn. 1975): 1-29, reprinted in Nancy F. Cott and Elizabeth H. Pleck, eds., A Heritage of Her Own: Toward a New Social History of American Women […]
[…] University of North Carolina Press, 2017). See also Quincy D. Newell, “The Autobiography and Interview of Jane Elizabeth Manning James,” Journal of Africana Religions 1, no. 2 (2013): 251–91; and Quincy D. Newell, “‘Is […]
[…] Christianity, edited by Fenella Cannell (Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 2006), 1–50. H. J. François Dengah II, Elizabeth Bingham Thomas, Erica Hawvermale, and Essa Temple, “‘Find That Balance’: The Impact of Cultural Consonance and […]
[…] was no time available to schedule the meetinghouse (Phillips 1988). Some black members, such as Andrew and Elizabeth Pulley, became inactive, possibly because they felt uncomfortable in their new ward. Others did not know […]
[…] was said, “had been preserved by an Indian” (Hobbs, 15 Sept. 1859). The best story concerns seventy-three-year-old Elizabeth Watson of a hand cart company. She was missed 2 August 1859 and the search was […]
[…] Baptist Convention not a ‘safe place for African-Americans,’ pastor says as racial tensions brew.” Ruth Graham and Elizabeth Dias, The New York Times, “Southern Baptists Elect New Leader Amid Deepening Divisions,” June 4, 2022. […]