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Volume 25, No. 3

Fall 1992

Articles/Essays

Who We Are, Where We Come From

Linda Sillitoe

Demographics of the Contemporary Mormon Family

Tim B. Heaton

Heavenly Father or Chairman of the Board?: How Organizational Metaphors Can Define and Confine Religious Experience

John Tarjan

Judaism and Mormonism: Paradigm and Supersession

Seymour Cain

AIDS: The Twentieth-Century Leprosy

Steven J. Sainsbury

A Closer Focus: Challenges in Doing Local History

Fayone B. Willes

Being Mormon: The Elkton Branch, 1976-81

Susan B. Taber

Miscarriage

Karin Anderson England

When Aunt Iona died in August, I was glad I didn’t have to visit the nursing home anymore. Iona was my great-aunt, my long-dead Grandma’s sister. I loved her, of course, but when I heard…

The boy liked to visit his Polish grandparents in their small, brick bungalow just around the corner from the parish church. The neigh borhood was clean, orderly. Almost everyone was Polish or Irish, and everyone…

Street Symphony

Valerie Holladay

Senpai

Marcia Flanders Stornetta

Sacred Clothing: An Inside-Outside Perspective

Helen Beach Cannon

Wonder and Wondering: Five Meditations

Alison Craig

On Being Female: A Voice of Contentment

Barbara Elliott Snedecor

Afterthought

Marlene Harris Austin

I Am Watching Four Canada Geese

Susan Elizabeth Howe

Late

Jerrilyn Black

Missionary Court

Lance Larsen

Hands

Philip White

Woman Bathing ; Authority

Marilyn Bushman-Carlton

Ecclesiastical Check

Richard Wiman

The 20/20 Leap

William Passera

Young at Heart: Set for Life by Judith Freeman

Levi S. Peterson

Assessing Conflict: Let Contention Cease

Danny L. Jorgensen

Mormon-Gentile Conflict in Illinois Reconsidered?: Mormonism in Conflict: The Nauvoo Years by Annette P. Hampshire

Donald R. Shaffer

A Modern Prophet and His Times: Things in Heaven and Earth: The Life and Times of Wilford Woodruff, a Mormon Prophet

Newell G. Bringhurst

The Administrative Role of the Presidency: The Founding Prophet: An Administrative Biography of Joseph Smith, Jr.

Ronald E. Romig

Dialogue 25.3 (Fall 1992): 197–198
RLDS Church Archivist Ronald E Romig expected The Founding Prophet: An Administrative Biography of Joseph Smith, Jr. to be exclusively about Joseph Smith. Instead Maurice L. Draper who was both a member of the RLDS Quroum of the Twelve Apostles and the First Presidency, focused more on different adminstrative situations in the RLDS church.

Utah’s Darkest Side: The Unforgiven â€” Utah’s Executed Men by L. Kay Gillespie

Donald B. Lindsey