[…] underway by 1879. While five converts were baptized in Hermosillo, Sonora in 1878, it was in Mexico City and environs that the first branches of the Church were organized. Mission ary work continued in […]
[…] to the analysis of mission theology and mission theory. Since the thirteenth century, devout missionaries and their sponsoring de nominations and agencies have grappled with the problem of how best to carry the Christian message […]
[…] Forward and Outward,” The Christian Century 95 (16-23 August 1977): 764. For an excellent discussion, see Arturo De Hoyos and Genevieve De Hoyos, “The Universality of the Gospel,” Ensign l(August 1971):9-17. See, for illustration, […]
[…] of integrating new members, an internal social support, a clearly designated spiritual home (Rome, Mecca, Salt Lake City), and a positive and orderly program for winning adherents. Building selective organizational imperviousness into Church operations […]
[…] magazines, one for each age group; none was auxiliary-sponsored. Auxiliaries which had written their own lessons for de cades began submitting them to a central correlation committee for approval, and later a separate department […]
[…] a set of fools! Much of the skill, ingenuity, and ability of the Christian nations are now de voted to manufacturing instruments of death. May we be saved from the effects of death. May […]
[…] holder (mayor of Price for twelve years, governor of Utah for eight, and mayor of Salt Lake City for another twelve) from 1931 through 1971. Forty years of uninterrupted political activity clearly qualify Lee […]
[…] may be helpful to Utah scholars in demonstrating alternative ways in which Restoration doctrines can be developed. Missouri Mormons (RLDS) may discover that they have no need to apologize for radical doctrines taught by […]
[…] if the bomb ignited Nagasaki too? In our steady attention to ceremony, didn’t Admiral Halsey and the Missouri plow into Tokyo Bay by the 14th? Didn’t Hirohito and MacArthur sign us into peace for […]
[…] after Christ. In the first part of the study, he describes the social milieu of the Roman city in the eastern Mediterranean where early Christianity began. Christianity, much like early Mormonism, nourished in urban […]