[…] deathly ill infant daughter, one-year-old Luna Pamela Wells, his child by wife Hannah Corilla Free. On November 6, Wells received a letter from Young filled with military advice. But Young’s message also contained quite […]
[…] Hemming and HB Franchino-Olsen, authors of the essay “They Have Received Many Wounds: Applying a Trauma-Informed Lens to the Book of Mormon,” featured in the summer issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought […]
[…] to appreciate these things as a parent. What my daughter Jennifer gets at MIA I could not buy for a million dollars. There are people there who love her, care for her, who teach […]
[…] play in bringing about economic growth and development so that they would have the purchasing power to buy the food that we are fully capable of producing. I happen to have gone to Washington […]
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[…] which I sup pose it is. And the guy just stared at her and said: “Mountains. Range over east of here.” Lilly Anne said, “How far?” And the guy looked up to see me […]
[…] provided online and on JSTOR. Joseph Smith History 1:38–39. See also Doctrine and Covenants 2; Malachi 4:5– 6. Doctrine and Covenants 128; see also 138:47–48. For an extended treatment of this view of salvation […]
[…] called “pacha” (explained below), (5) build humans into individual slots on her FamilySearch.org family tree, and ( 6) ritually graft humans onto that tree inside Mormon temples in ways recognized both on earth and […]
[…] and mountain ranges west of The Paradise. He is a retired civil servant who continues, with civility, to write poetry and short stories. Lee’s writing has appeared in Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, […]
[…] were a First Contact people, and from her mother she descends from the Algonquin First Nations of Canada. She has a BA in English from Brigham Young University with a special emphasis in writing […]