[…] being most significant: I have seen my church permit all worthy male members to hold the priesthood, and I have seen my church become truly international in its scope. I get the feeling, however, […]
[…] various groups, asking provocative questions in innocent ways to see what people say. I hear gossip and news of people I know. Women’s conferences focus a stake’s activities for months. They involve hundreds of […]
[…] something different. It meant one thing to God and another thing to every individual who agreed to live by it and be judged. In the text of a traditional Jewish Bible, the biblical passage […]
[…] effectiveness of curriculum and program. Although I was ahead of my time by some thirty years, I am encouraged by the current existence of a Research and Evaluation Committee within the Correlation program of […]
[…] have accompanied the initially important office of Presiding Patriarch of the Church. The 25 May 1854 Deseret News obituary of John Smith makes no mention of his calling as a counselor to the prophet. […]
[…] me more than any play I have ever worked in. For me, Huebener is more a reality today than he was ten years ago. I have grown up, married, divorced, remarried. I have seen […]
[…] 13: Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not money, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal. And though I have the gift of prophecy, […]
[…] already had my shrines. Also I was fatigued from two weeks of endless sightseeing and worried by news of family problems back home in Utah. I was unprepared for epiphany and do not know […]
[…] the things you’ve lost. Amazing to turn seventy… (p. 173). Youth remains Ryan’s eternal goal—”If you could live after death, what could be better than to be young in a world without time” (p. […]
[…] Doris clearly remembers that it was she who won. Next, I saw her in the Washington County News. I was a missionary in Sweden, tossing out newspapers from the mission office addressed to missionaries […]