I Was a Stranger . . .
April 24, 2021[…] as among the least, the most unfortunate, the most desperately in need, of the people of the world. The Book of Mormon does not mention strangers or foreigners in the sense of refugees, but […]
[…] as among the least, the most unfortunate, the most desperately in need, of the people of the world. The Book of Mormon does not mention strangers or foreigners in the sense of refugees, but […]
[…] Under her forceful drive, Shakespeare rose out of the past to become a great citizen of the world I lived in. I watched the teacher and saw the sparkle in her hard eyes as […]
[…] woman can save Cora—she has to liberate herself by sharing her voice and her truth to the world. Before the Broken Star by Emily R. King is a YA fantasy adventure novel set in […]
Dialogue 52.3 (Fall 2019): 209–217 A sermon wrestling with the curse of blackness in the Book of Mormon.
Last summer, the Church History Museum was busy preparing to send art from Salt Lake City to New York City. The backstory of this move was the foundation of the Mormon Arts Center. This […]
If you have never read a poem by Bob Christmas, this book is your chance to catch up. Take it. If you have read poems by Bob Christmas, this book is your chance to enjoy […]
For a good portion of my life, I didn’t understand how Jesus fit into the equation. I prayed to Heavenly Father and so I felt like I had some sort of connection to him […]
This is how Douglas Thayer often greeted me when we met in the hallway of the Jesse Knight Building, where both of us taught for years. I wonder if I was the only person […]
[…] from the Tree of Knowledge, which represents both the shattering of stasis to enable growth, and the search for a “communal whole” that still honors the individual. Jamie Zvirzdin’s book lives up to its […]
When I heard the news that Stephen Webb had passed away on March 5, 2016, I mourned the loss.