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Coming to Terms with Mormon History :An Interview with Leonard Arrington

Second Generation Dialogue

A Conversation with Beverly Campbell

A Beginning

Dear Mary Marker

If It Is Written by a Living General Authority, It Will Sell”: A Report on Mormon Publishing

Introduction: Imagemakers: Mormons and Media

The Future of Music in the Church: A Conversation with Reid Nibley and Norberto Guinaldo

The Organ and Mormon Church Music

Brief Notices

Mormon Muckraker: An Interview with Jack Anderson

A Christian Peace

In defense of Joseph Fielding Smith 1876 – 1972

A Conversation with Clinton F. Larson

One Hundred Years Hence—1945

An Interview with Harvey Cox

A Conversation with Arthur V. Watkins

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CHARLOTTE CONDIE’s {[email protected]} work focuses on life and love against the backdrop of Latter-Day Saint community and culture, its triumphs, and its challenges. My personal wrestle with the Divine and life with scrupulosity informs my…

Special Issue: Health and Healing: Editor’s Note

This issue features submissions that address Latter-day Saint and Mormon approaches to health and healing. The topic has seemed especially pressing in recent years as we have both undergone significant losses and disruptions due to…

BODIES OF CHRIST WRITING CONTEST

Editor’s Note: In 2021, Dialogue hosted a writing contest titled Bodies of Christ with the following parameters: Dialogue seeks submissions of poetry (up to 100 lines), short fiction (3500–6000 words), and personal voice (nonfiction, narrative…

Dialogue Spring 2022 Issue

Roundtable: Latter-day Saint Indigenous Perspectives on Columbus Introduction

When Brigham Young University (BYU) hosted Clark B. Hinckley’s presentation about his book Christopher Columbus: “A Man Among the Gentiles” for Education Week 2019, many community members responded with concern. In his presentation, Hinckley claimed…

Introductory Note

Due to an unavoidable delay in the “Mormonism in the Twentieth Century” issue, the editorial staff decided to proceed with the preparation of this literature issue. It is not a special issue in the usual…

A 1945 Perspective

This 1945 ward teachers’ message on the obedience apparently required of Church members, the response it sparked from a concerned Salt Lake City Unitarian minister, and the response of Church President George Albert Smith to…

Editor’s Note

Eugene England Essay Contest Winners

Saint Without Priesthood: The Collected Testimonies of Ex-Slave Samuel D. Chambers

Dialogue 12.2 (Summer 1979): 13–21
The editors of Dialogue in 1979 compiled the testimonies of a former slave, Samuel Chambers, who was a member of the church.

Writing Awards for 2007

Gordon B. Hinckley (1910-2008)

Best of Dialogue 2008 Awards

Writing Awards for 2009

Errata

A Man’s Religion and American Politics: An Interview with Governor Romney

On August 23, 1967, Dialogue editors Eugene England, Joseph Jeppson, and Paul Salisbury taped the following interview with Michigan’s Governor George Romney in Salt Lake City, Utah; since he was the only Democrat in the…