
Gregory A. Prince
GREGORY A. PRINCE {[email protected]} was born and raised in Los Angeles. Over a four-decade career in biomedical research he pioneered the prevention of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) pneumonia in high-risk infants. He has published three books on Mormon history—Power From on High: The Development of Mormon Priesthood (1995), David O. McKay and the Rise of Modern Mormonism (2005), and Leonard Arrington and the Writing of Mormon History (2016)—and over two-dozen articles, chapters and reviews in the field of Mormon Studies. He is the Interfaith Liaison in the Washington, DC Stake. He and his wife, JaLynn Rasmussen Prince, are the parents of three children, the youngest of whom (Madison) is autistic. JaLynn and Greg now spend their time heading the Madison House Autism Foundation (madisonhouseautism.org), through which they hope to address the national issues facing autistic adults and their families.
Interview: Father-Daughter Interview on Blacks and the Priesthood
Articles/Essays – Volume 51, No. 3
David O. McKay and the “Twin Sisters” Free Agency and Tolerance
Articles/Essays – Volume 33, No. 4
David O. McKay and Blacks: Building the Foundation for the 1978 Revelation
Articles/Essays – Volume 35, No. 1
The Red Peril, the Candy Maker, and the Apostle: David O. McKay’s Confrontation with Communism
Articles/Essays – Volume 37, No. 2
“Let the Truth Heal”: The Making of Nobody Knows: The Untold Story of Black Mormons
Articles/Essays – Volume 42, No. 3
A Failure of Moral Imagination: Guantanamo, Torture, the Constitution, and Mormons–An Interview with Brent N. Rushforth
Articles/Essays – Volume 42, No. 4
“An Exquisite and Profound Love”: An Interview with Andrew Solomon
Articles/Essays – Volume 46, No. 1