[…] this assignment. In truth, most of the men were happy to go since digging gold was back- breaking work, and they had also experienced much sickness in recent months. “The turn of things was […]
[…] inequities running sores, gold stiff necks — they’re beggars feeding, as we, on the refuse of a world washed with the mercy of His frightful beauty, a world of splashed vermillion on a dark […]
[…] with other like-minded couples, hearing (and teaching) lessons and sermons on the joys of family life each share in the explanation. In combination, these factors can predict larger Mormon family size, since couples who […]
[…] base, including 196 suicide cases reported on the state death certificates, we searched newspapers for published obituaries, news stories of deaths, and other published items to match birth dates, death dates and place 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. […]
[…] BYU: In my judgment, it is the most comprehensive, intelligent, inspired utterance that now exists in the English language — that exists in one place defining, interpreting, ex pounding, announcing, and testifying what kind […]
[…] supposed to take place, although revealing that the going price for goats is $25 (p. 3), that English 3 is offered at the University of Utah (p. 22), and that one of the char […]
[…] memorable and significant passage, finding in the absence of their symbolic armor an opportunity to engage the world directly in a way she has not done before. Megan never leaves her church, but she […]
[…] chapels—would be achieved. Especially valuable in Tullis’s book are two chapters on current conditions. The generation since World War II has seen in credible growth as Church membership in Mexico climbed from several thousand […]
[…] held in Salt Lake City on 28 August 1852 and broadcast in a special edition of the Deseret News some three weeks later (O’Dea 1957, 104). With the exception of a fifteen-year period during the […]