[…] no less alarmed and disturbed than people in other communities. A local headquarters maintained in Salt Lake City undoubtedly was disliked, and members of the revolutionary organization were considered “undesirable citizens” by the Mormons […]
From “Homing” In which our protagonist, a crabby aging mother and professor, drives from Salt Lake City to her father’s birthplace—Safford, Arizona—to visit an infant’s gravesite. Year: 2016. Grandma Anderson said one of the […]
[…] seat of our Buick Roadmaster, their faces shadowed like gangland conspirators. In those days, leaving the great city of Los Angeles put one at once in the country. I was amazed at how quickly […]
[…] . . and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints , by Aleah G. Koury (Independence, Missouri: Herald House, $1.50) . Placing the Church in the context of American religions in general is […]
Every man’s work shall be ma de manifest. —1 Corinthians 3:13 The world of Mormon-directed periodicals continues to thrive as new journals appear and old (those that began within the last few years) journals struggle […]
[…] between the life of the LDS people in this country and American lifeways. The views of outsi de observers range all the way from supposing that Mormonism “has rightly been called an America in […]
[…] until October before we were married. Dialogue: And then there was the long time in Salt Lake City seeing the doctors? Brooks: They told him, “We will not deceive you, and we will not […]
[…] his family resided in Williams’ home in Kirtland. The two finally met in August 1831 in western Missouri where Williams covenanted that he would be willing to consecrate his all to the service of […]
[…] 1977. Cyrus, Marti, and Carol Cowan. “Dry Valley is Land of Harmony for Mormon Group.” Carthage ( Missouri) Press. June 17, 1977. Epstein, Betty. “Cemetery Preservation Continues.” La Crosse (Wisconsin) Tribune. July 16, 1977. […]
[…] An Introduction to the Latter-day Saints Missionary System.” Occasional Bulletin of Missionary Research 3 (January 1979): 22-27. Missouri Anderson, Lavina Fielding. “Like Gold Seven Times Purified: Early Saints in Mis- souri.” Ensign 9 (April […]