[…] dress and sexual chastity, despite the immediate press coverage of the talk, including publication in the Church News and in a series called “An Apostle Speaks to Youth,” subsequent general confer-ence talks, Church News […]
[…] plates in a room at the Smith home, four at one time and four at another (Deseret News, Aug. 14, 1878). This report is uncorroborated, however; nor was it approved by Whitmer before his […]
[…] Saints’ Herald 26, Oct. 1, 1879, 289–90. James H. Hart, “About the Book of Mormon,” Deseret Evening News, Mar. 25, 1884. Dan Vogel, Joseph Smith: The Making of a Prophet (Salt Lake City: Signature […]
[…] the Science of Theology. Sixteen months later the next-to-last chapter, Chapter 16, was printed in the Deseret News; and in March 1855 the first edition was offered for sale. Key to Theology is Mormonism’s […]
[…] are a dozen perhaps that do it by the inspiration of the devil. So far as I am concerned, if the Lord will give me the ability to teach the people in my native […]
[…] offer. They visited “other agencies,” participated in “community meetings,” attended “local and national workshops,” and studied “the latest literature on the subject. Members are only accepted into the program if they “allow their bishop to […]
[…] to mind: “Soon afterwards he went on through cities and villages, pro claiming and bringing the good news of the kingdom of God. The twelve were with him, as well as some women who […]
[…] Upon returning home, they reported this information to local Mormons. Beginning in 1850 Salt Lake City’s Deseret News printed the sermons by Brigham Young and the apostles (many of whom explored “deep” doctrines and […]
[…] their God-given work as wife, mother, grandmother, home maker, and charitable neighbor.” Its pages were filled with news from Re lief Society sisters in “From Near and Far,” as well as messages, poetry, recipes, […]
[…] 1843 in her Biography and Family Record of Lorenzo Snow . . . (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Company, 1884), 70, 73, and 75. Abigail had married Enoch V. Leavitt (1799-1866) in 1821, but […]