[…] S. Peterson, demonstrates what May notes from the outset: you cannot write about the Beehive State without writing about the Mormons. It would be like writing about Massachusetts and downplaying the Puritans. The format […]
[…] families many women find it necessary to work to meet family expenses. The high cost of missionary service and college for large families forces many LDS mothers back into the workplace as their children […]
[…] back. We’ll have a mass re-baptism in the Pacific Ocean. You can stand on a rock and get your feet kissed when we’re done.” “You know how I feel about Gran.” “Feelings don’t count, […]
[…] bishop was put in charge of the entire operation and wrote checks personally for every item and service. The Sunset Branch had been organized on 30 January 1927, joining the already existing San Francisco […]
[…] “a vision of the glories” in the house of John Johnson in Hiram, Ohio, resulting in the writing of Doc trine and Covenants 76. This revelation records the experience as both visual and auditory, […]
[…] it; I assume that it was not published, but he gave me my first chance at professional writing. Next he asked me while I was still a graduate student at Berkeley to work with […]
[…] he has put others first long enough. Each chapbook is attractively bound, illustrated, and printed on high-quality paper. Those of us who are the beneficiaries of Dennis’s determination, and anyone interested in furthering the […]
[…] it was necessary at all. Russell F. Ralston, a member of the seventy assigned to full-time missionary service in Utah in 1948, was one of the most important students of the issue (Ralston 1989a; […]
It takes a meticulous person to edit historical documents. No amount of effort should be too much to obtain the stray fact, to check the transcription, the con text, and the details of an edited…
<i>Dialogue 23.4 (Winter 1990): 47–82</i><br>In this essay, I will analyze recent Church discourse against a pattern of constricting employment options for women and will discuss the implications of that pattern.