Why I Didn’t Serve a Mission
March 26, 2018[…] else in mind for me? My answer made short work of my more pragmatic concerns about missionary service: I wouldn’t have to get up early or live under a regimented time schedule. I wouldn’t […]
[…] else in mind for me? My answer made short work of my more pragmatic concerns about missionary service: I wouldn’t have to get up early or live under a regimented time schedule. I wouldn’t […]
[…] these approaches. In fact, these paradigms were so prevalent that they permeated my own thinking and journal writing. Another of my journal entries shocks me now: I realized this morning that the people here […]
<i>Dialogue 36.3 (Fall 2003): 61–64</i><br>Over the past forty years the top leadership of the Community of Christ church (until recently the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ o f Latter -Day Saints) has gone through […]
[…] and assessments of the situation within the country. I also do a great deal of public relations writing—compiling reports for donors, writing press releases, and assisting with webpage development. However, while my day-to-day tasks […]
[…] the excellence with which they have led the journal for five years. They have a gift for writing and editing. Educators both, they have taught us well. They are people of the highest character, […]
[…] the experiences of German Saints during the war, while Dennis Wright discusses the role played by LDS service men on D-D ay. As Freeman notes, when war broke out in Europe in 1939, the […]
[…] will be served. Once accept such reasoning, and you have allowed the camel of situational ethics to get his nose into the tent. The connection between sex and religion is evident in the word […]
[…] Mines. They remain in close touch with their four children and seven grandchildren. Much of Marylee’s early writing grew out of Catholicism, the church she belonged to until she became a Mormon about sixteen […]
On June 23, 2004, LDS Church President Gordon B. Hinckley was awarded the Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor that the United States can bestow, at a White House ceremony presided over by the…
[…] a Middle Eastern origin for Native Americans (56-57). But Palmer could have also noted that even scholars writing in conservative organs have cast doubt on some of the popular connections between New World evidence […]