[…] the response to it both within and without the Mormon movement. The essays follow in roughly chronological order, making the book a useful text for classroom use. Taken altogether, the fifteen essays, each written […]
[…] time as any to introduce WardAmerica to my ward. And if you, dear reader, would like to order your very own WardAmerica Gospel Dealer Kit and get off to a fast start before this […]
[…] another race of people. What is the chance of this particular black person getting a calling in order to learn leadership? It is kind of slim” (1985, 12). Elizabeth Pulley explained, “I have the […]
Dialogue 25.4 (Winter 1992): 81–96 A history of ethnic wards and branches as the church struggled with integration vs. segregation of immigrant communities.
[…] often has not only psychological dimensions, but spiritual and physical ones as well. People with bipolar dis order, popularly known as manic depression, may feel on top of the world one day—brilliant, beautiful, and […]
[…] but seven of them quotations from Elder Boyd K. Packer or the General Handbook of Instructions (1: 6). (It follows an article on Abinadi, which retells the Book of Mormon story for 139 lines.) […]
[…] Mormon Desert Conquest.” By then I had another article on “Zion’s Board of Trade, a Third United Order,” which he also published the same year. Soon there was one on the law of consecration […]
[…] a house and other improvements and stay a year. George Washington Bean, a leader in the United Order enterprise there, noted in his account that his own wife Elizabeth refused to join him in […]
Marjorie Newton’s 60-page biography of Charles Wesley Wandell, Hero or Traitor, inaugurates the John Whitmer Historical Association’s scholarly monograph series. Those who have read her prize-winning Southern Cross Saints: The Mormons in Austrailia will […]
[…] commitment. … It is no different in a marriage. This is an interesting and strange philosophy. In order for a patient to be healed the therapist must essentially become equal to a spouse in […]