[…] from his lesson on March 8, 2026 discussing ways we can help God’s children today in our world. Dale Gunn-Lawton is a Managing Director at Kensington Capital Philanthropies, the social impact arm of a […]
[…] how church members can be more open to working with other communities to do good in the world. Dale Gunn-Lawton is a Managing Director at Kensington Capital Philanthropies, the social impact arm of a […]
It’s time for our annual Mormon Studies Books in Review episode, where we take stock of the most compelling non-fiction, literature, and creative works on Mormon themes published in 2025. In this wide-ranging conversation, […]
It’s time for our annual Mormon Studies Books in Review episode, where we take stock of the most compelling non-fiction, literature, and creative works on Mormon themes published in 2025. In this wide-ranging conversation, Dialogue book review […]
[…] in-person performance isn’t possible, we listen to recordings of choirs performing Handel and his classical Messiah. There’s the comfort of the Vince Guaraldi Trio—piano, bass, and drums—in the background of A Charlie Brown Christmas. […]
[…] and engagingly written volume that reads as much like “a long letter from a dear friend” as the original publication (xix, xvii). Crafted from dozens of oral histories, the pages of every issue of […]
Dear Editor, My compliments to you and Dialogue for the Fall 2024 Roundtable section, “Fifty Years Since Lester Bush, ‘Mormonism’s Negro Doctrine.’” My family and I appreciated relearning that history and evolution. We especially […]
[…] Brigham Young University and then earned a graduate degree in humanities (with emphases in art history and English) before teaching at BYU as adjunct faculty for a number of years. Sharlee has published articles, […]
[…] mourning practices opens up questions like: “How have Mormons explained situations where ritual does not transform the world the way it might be intended to? Does ambivalence play a role in Mormon religiosity?” Like […]
[…] from her embodied experience as a mother, a Latter-day Saint, and a careful observer of the natural world. The conversation flows from paleolakes and virga to sacred routines and Sunday walks, as Davis reads […]