[…] heritage of Mormonism throughout the world, the Reorganization has experienced a steady growth in the use and development of music by its membership. Congregational singing has always been an integral and important part of […]
[…] Barton family (Father, Mother, hired girl Lena, Wid, James, Katie and Davy) are closing their Salt Lake City home for the annual move to their cabin in Armchair Canyon, twelve miles east of the […]
[…] of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.” M.A., Brigham Young University, 1976. Duchateau, Andre Paul. Missouri Colossus: Alexander William Doniphan, 1808-1887. Ph.D., Oklahoma State University, 1973. Goodliffe, Wilford Leroy. American Frontier Religion: […]
[…] been left out of the book. Well, Brother Roberts said when he got back in Salt Lake City he went to the bookstores and looked at the copies. The King Follett discourse was not […]
The city was Lagos, Nigeria, in the early 1970s. The place was the upstairs cinder-block apartment of Sabath Umoh, branch president of the Lagos “Mormon” church. On the card table pulpit was a black, […]
[…] the Church. One hundred and fifty years is not as long as you think—the Lord has not delayed his coming. I well remember my great-grandfather, who was twenty years old when Joseph Smith was […]
[…] Vietnam just before the Paris Peace Talks, and just in time to be set apart as presi dent of the Saigon branch. In a speech at Brigham Young University, in February 1980, he describes […]
[…] the address of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with its headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah. The same day I wrote to Salt Lake City and asked for more information and […]
[…] graphic books for their coffee-free tables. (Charles van Ravenswaag’s The Arts and Architecture of German Settlements in Missouri, University of Missouri Press, 1977, provides a model study of a vanishing culture in the Midwest […]
[…] trains, Of crayoned bedroom walls, And infant oddities. But this is borrowed memory; I begin in Cedar City . . . Two Recollections of the Cedar City Second Ward Somehow I feared that they would […]