<i>Dialogue 22.1 (Spring 1989): 69–75</i><br>This essay focuses on the efforts of both groups to establish congregations in Canada’s far west and explores why the growth of the Latter-day Saint and Reorganized Latter Day Saint […]
[…] later, another door opened. Karen and Sharlene asked me to go with them into St. George to buy supplies. I was usually the one to stay at home with the younger children when they […]
[…] want to go home?” I asked. “We could give away our dinner tickets. Or maybe somebody will buy them.” She said no and at seven we went to the entrance to the Space Needle […]
[…] accusation was uncovered, and the elder accused had returned to the East; however the rumors continued unabated. 6 One aspect of the slaveholders’ paranoia not initially touched by the Mormon presence was the dictum […]
Associate Editor Matthew Bowman takes a look at counter-cult movements, apologetics, and the ongoing question of whether or not Mormons are Christian.
[…] engaged in the last decade. In this latest interview of #dialogueoutloud Burns sits down with Taylor Petrey to discuss the article he coauthored in the #spring2023issue of #dialoguejournal of #mormonthought, Keith Burns discusses the […]
[…] (Spring 2020): 5–32</i><br> I cannot help but smile when she calls me hermana, her “sister.” Her reference to me signifies a dual meaning: I am not only like a family member to her, but […]
[…] you probably saw a post going around last week about Kim Kardashian. Some feminist called Kim out for posing nude and calling it “feminist.” No, the feminist insisted, it’s not feminist just because you […]
[…] City: 1902-1912), 1:378. E&MS, 2 (July, 1833), 111. E&MS “Extra” reprinted in Times & Seasons (hereafter T&S) 6:818; also DHC, 1:378. Contemporaneous with the appearance of this article, was the expectation among the brethren […]
[…] Book of Mormon scenes which appeared in the Children’s Friend in 1952. By contributing dimes to “ buy a brick,” Primary children raised nearly $20,000 toward a new Primary Children’s Hospital. Another $12,000 was […]