Anonymous

New Friends

The Meeting

One of the Greatest Literary Curiosities of the Day

Expulsion of a Poor, Deluded, and Miserable Set of Villains: A Contemporary Account

The Tables Turned: An Exercise in Raising Consciousness

LETTERS OF BELIEF: An Exchange of Thoughts and Feelings About the Mormon Faith

Vicky

A Letter from the West

I sat down to write for Dialogue on the position of the widow in the Church, but I could never get past the first sentence, which was: “There is no place for a widow in…

A Letter from the East

Who would want to write an article on the single woman? It would be like being branded with a scarlet “S”! Our Church places a great emphasis on marriage and homelife. In terms of an…

The Coalsville Tabernacle: A Point of View

Solus

Dialogue 10.2 (Fall 1976, Reprinted Spring/Summer 2001): 67–74
An active church member shares his struggles of being in the church while being gay.“Solus,” S-O-L-US-, latin for alone, by an anonymous gay may in the Fall 1976 issue is the first entry on this topic in Dialogue. This is likely the first instance of an LGBTQ voice in any LDS publication. It marks the beginning of the modern LDS LGBTQ movement.

“In the Heavens Are Parents Single?”: Report No. 1 — Committee on Celestial Demographics

Since the pioneering work of Orson Pratt, little advancement has been ‘made in the area we will refer to as celestial demography.