[…] their own pilgrimage route by visiting other temples in Europe, and Zoetermeer too is getting its—admittedly small— share of visitors from abroad. Most are Americans, including U.S. servicemen based in Germany, traveling through Europe […]
[…] of our belief in agency, no matter how fairly our Heavenly Parents wish the Earth’s bounty was shared between their children, too often those of us with the power to do so keep too […]
[…] the jewel-toned beetles and cavern cathedrals and the slick blesmols. The translucent jellyfish and the elegant other worldly bats. The velutinous darkness I see when I close my eyes and look out is what […]
[…] living in communities that are hostile to LGBTQ. In a report of the study published in U.S. News and World Report, Hatzenbuehler concludes: “The results from the current study provide important social science evidence […]
[…] Instagram or Facebook @bookofmormonartcatalog. We post videos with artists and scholars, spotlights on artworks, fun facts, and news. It’s a great place to learn more about LDS art and connect with others. Each week […]
[…] up to sweep away Noah’s ark. Just as we are on the verge of creating a better world and exploring new worlds, we are destroying the world around us. As we explore the silent […]
[…] try to get rid of the museum and its collections, which very nearly succeeded, but let me share, if I may, a little anecdote that goes along with that. Wade Miller, a researcher who […]
[…] culture of the Hebrew patriarchs in mid-nineteenth-century America. The minutes of the conference appeared as a Deseret News Extra for September 14, 1852, and were reprinted as a Supplement to Volume 15 of The […]
[…] 025664, Original LDS Church Archives, lists Abel’s birthplace as Hancock County. Finally, Abel’s obituary in the Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 26, 1884 lists his birthplace as simply Washington County. The exact date […]
[…] her steadying hand on my shoulder reminding me of the caution she once gave to those who shared their deepest confidences with one another: How utterly unable we are, to judge one another, none […]