Dialogue 38.3 (Fall 2005): 133–145 In Fall 2005, there is a roundtable on mix-orientation marriages from some who were in them and from therapist Marybeth Raynes and long-time activist Ron Schow.
[…] and gay couples, and couples in which one partner is gay, bisexual, or aware of attractions to the same gender but who doesn’t identify with the “gay” tag. Moreover, I have seen many who […]
[…] I think we have not yet begun to realize the implications of our boast of a “ world-wide” Church. The interface of the Church with Haiti or, to a much greater extent, Africa, will […]
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[…] of a thousand feet on the wet pavement of Liege. Feels strange to be thrown into a world you’re not part of; I look around me and can’t shake the feeling that we’re all […]
[…] Mormon families subscribed to the Era, and it was the one publication Mormons all over the English-speaking world received in the 1960s. In those days it took advertisements for all kinds of products and […]
[…] swabbed everything in sight, it would not have made any difference. I know that. I’ve traveled the world, and there are many who thought they’d escape. They crouch under cliffs and swim across rivers, […]
[…] in random points and recognitions, Moving and brewing beneath your own hand. Respond to Word of God inside your mind: Call the involvement creation, as the eyes Of the Gods gaze infinity into finite forms.
Dear friends, I received the news about the fire from Mary Johnston at work Monday morning. After clicking open a few images and reading Steve Rowley’s wonderful tribute, strong waves of grief welled up […]