The Church Abroad
May 1, 2018[…] in this small branch was German. An example of growing pains in a church striving to become international. One source of embarrassment in the Nairobi branch was the supervision, modest though it was, of […]
[…] in this small branch was German. An example of growing pains in a church striving to become international. One source of embarrassment in the Nairobi branch was the supervision, modest though it was, of […]
[…] great vacuum in Mormon bibliography. For the next ten years, he directed his considerable talent in the search for all printed works on Mormons and Mormonism. This search led him to all the great libraries […]
[…] Christ of Latter Day Saints? Spanish Fork, Utah: n.p., 1970? $1.00. “First Light of the Morning” ( English translation of Hawaiian name). Four Horses of Revelation. Dugway, Utah?: Pioneer Press? 1970. $3.00. Fitzpatrick, Doyle […]
[…] Joseph Smith, Jr., History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1948), III, p. 167n; hereafter cited as DHC. Orson Hyde, who seconded Marsh’s allegations in 1838, […]
STEPHEN carries secrets he hasn’t had time to decode, takes his clues from me as I search for signals myself,
[…] After one full day’s absence, which he had spent roaming the fields and wading the sloughs in search of birds’ nests, I asked Will not to punish him and to let me deal with […]
[…] lives. The Women’s Liberation movement was then in full flower, making converts and causing all women to search their souls before reaffirming their traditional commitments. Our group was not particularly down-trodden, and actually we […]
[…] in foreign policy conservatism (which I would define as a generally militant, “hawklike,” and nationalistic outlook in international affairs). Once again, we are lacking comparable national or regional data and measures against which to […]
[…] stern, humorless, as near to fire and brimstone as my pleasant childhood could show. I used to search my soul, fancying that he could see into it. Were there cobwebs in there—or worse—grimy spiders? […]
[…] Monday, January 24, 1944, brought his letter. The former head of Weber College and lifelong student of English literature was commendatory. But he raised the point, not explained, that the volume might have benefited […]