Where Can I Turn for Peace?
March 23, 2018[…] Republic” and proclamations of love for right that could surely counter acts of evil. In Salt Lake City in the new Conference Center, twenty thousand at a time heard two sessions of the First […]
[…] Republic” and proclamations of love for right that could surely counter acts of evil. In Salt Lake City in the new Conference Center, twenty thousand at a time heard two sessions of the First […]
[…] own conference each autumn in the Salt Lake Tabernacle; that built its own headquarters in Salt Lake City on the southeast corner of Main and North Temple Streets; that published its own magazine. For […]
[…] Saints” rather than “this is what it’s like to be us.” Jack Harrell, Vernal Promises (Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 2003), 342 pp.; and Douglas Thayer, The Conversion of Jeff Williams (Salt Lake City: […]
[…] Sunstone and Dialogue were founded more than thirty years ago finds nuanced illustration in these two chapters, sometimes de spite the author’s attempts to clearly delineate it. Juanita Brooks’s dissent, like Phyllis Barber’s in a […]
[…] murder victim, the perpetrator, and the wise-cracking amateur sleuth—are employees of the RLDS Temple School in Independence, Missouri, and the culture of the Church and its bureaucracy pervades nearly every aspect of the novel. […]
[…] the psalms ultimately originated in the public ceremony. “Zion” is the name for Jerusalem as a sacred city. Though Yahweh, the God of Israel, could appear and act in other places, it was in […]
At the OTB, men “cross” themselves
as their horses race across TV screens
double-checking their stubs
before dropping them on the floor
[…] “Hello. Yes, we’ll accept the charges. Rob? Rob!” Rob was calling from Bushnell Army Hospital in Brigham City. “I want to talk to him,” I said. “Wait!” she said. I tried to listen in […]
A native of Salt Lake City, Bonnie Posselli was introduced early by her mother to plein air painting, which she describes as her “abiding love and strongest asset.” She has traveled extensively to paint […]
[…] in the years ahead for other considerations of Mormonism’s place in history. The publisher, editors, and contributors de serve commendation for the scope and stature of their work. Newell G. Bringhurst and Lavina Fielding […]