South of Olympic
April 19, 2018[…] it is because we have learned to understand jive or if they considerately speak to us in English. The only problem is, our neighbors are too busy to listen to the gospel. One woman […]
[…] it is because we have learned to understand jive or if they considerately speak to us in English. The only problem is, our neighbors are too busy to listen to the gospel. One woman […]
[…] Samuel F. Atwood, 29 Oct. 1870, Brigham Young Letterbooks, Ms., p. 405 ff., Church Archives. Deseret Evening News, 30 May 1877. Clark, Messages of the First Presidency, 2:283. Ibid. Edward Partridge, Journal, 15 Jan. […]
[…] Surabaya on 8 May 1973; Malang on 30 October 1973, and Jebres on 16 April 1978. An English-speaking branch with largely an expatriate membership in Jakarta was given separate status on 1 April 1978. […]
[…] the Church as a corporate entity. For example, some of the more important include acquiring the Deseret News in 1900; purchasing historic sites beginning in 1903 and the gradual establishment of Bureaus of In […]
[…] of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints 6 vols. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Deseret News Press, 1930), 6:213; FCM 13 Feb. and 20 March 1889. FCM , 27 May 1883. Clark, […]
[…] something. One of my students, Cheryl Lambert, caught a glimpse in a paper she wrote for our English class of the kind of clarification death can bring: I live most of my life in […]
[…] land of Zion? Like the 1967 sermon, this presentation is a personal essay. It has no re search base other than fifteen more years of living as a Mormon and the observations of several […]
This is the saddest story I have ever told. Not because The Chevrolet is gone, but because it probably is not. This much is known. During the Christmas season of 1973, Gene and Charlotte England…
[…] as a comment on China from Ronald Reagan or almost any co ment by Interior Secretary Watts. English departments were just discovering that the creations of literature had not ended in 1789, and the […]
[…] than litmus, Mr. Garratt. A long long way past Troy. Consideration III In the 60s my freshman English classes stayed at maybe thirty. Names came easy—in college only surnames plus Mr., Miss, now and […]