Book of Mormon Stories That My Teachers Kept From Me
April 13, 2018[…] there was once a certain man who on a Saturday evening went into a part of the city into which respectable men normally do not go. Why he went there has not been determined, […]
[…] there was once a certain man who on a Saturday evening went into a part of the city into which respectable men normally do not go. Why he went there has not been determined, […]
[…] the counsel of Eliza R. Snow and the vision of individual ward presidents. In the Salt Lake City Fifteenth Ward, Sarah Kimball was determined to prove that women could contribute economically to the community. […]
[…] appointed Joseph to prepare the revelations for publication and Oliver Cowdery to carry the revelations to Independence, Missouri, the site of the Church press. Joseph spent the next two weeks reviewing the revelations (HC […]
[…] and with members of their own backgrounds. In 1990 language wards and branches organized in Salt Lake City during the 1960s, such as the German ward and several Tongan wards, were still functioning. Black […]
[…] of Mormon domestic life—polygamy. Through his plumbing of LDS church archives, family group sheets at Salt Lake City’s Family History Library, and other familiar and not so familiar sources (such as the Record of […]
[…] of the Relief Society offers much food for thought. Women of Covenant: The Story of Relief Society. By Jill Mulvay Derr, Janath Russell Cannon, and Maureen Ursenbach Beecher (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1992).
Keith Larson spent the first year of his mission in the southern Taiwan port city of Kaoshiung. After a four-month stint in Tainan, central Taiwan, he was glad to be transferred south again to […]
[…] and her subsequent excommunication from the Mormon church. In addition to her memoirs, Sonia left other records de tailing her past. In these personal letters—now housed at the University of Utah’s Marriott Library—she presents […]
[…] R. H. Connolly, in Texts and Studies (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1909), 8.1: 39; Gregory of Nyssa, De Oratione Dominica 5 (Patro logia Graeca, ed. J.-P. Migne , 44:1,184 B-D); cf. a translation by […]
[…] authenticity” (440). Regardless of the fact that “authentic racial and ethnic differences have always been difficult to de fine,” and in spite of the fact that literary critics for twenty years have heralded the […]