Listening to the Lord
March 27, 2018A rare treat in Manila—real grass, short and green, probing tentatively out of rich soil. The sky waits to rain—black clouds
A rare treat in Manila—real grass, short and green, probing tentatively out of rich soil. The sky waits to rain—black clouds
One of the most intriguing ironies of life in Salt Lake City during the nineteenth century was the clash of the Mormons who were morally outraged to see the advent of prostitution in their […]
To that lit spot ahead is as far as you’ll walk: open green, bounded by pale shrubs you can’t name, sky in clabbery cloud, light blue showing through. Storm coming, your father would say.
“Go get dressed. You’re no man for this army!” I went, thanking for the first time that crook In my spine that had stopped me buck naked From buck privacy, taken me back to […]
At the Japanese American National Museum a pile of small stones, most no bigger than my thumb, each with a single kanji,
[…] Akron, Ohio, in 1970, received a BFA J from Brigham Young University (1992) and an MFA from the Ohio State University (1994). She has given numerous lectures and workshops throughout North America. Articles by […]
Marylee Mitcham was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1943. She received a B.A. in English literature in 1967 from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She and Carl, her husband of forty years, currently reside […]
[…] theology that are provocative in both academic and devotional contexts. He identifies two theological commitments present throughout the historical development of LDS cosmology, ritual, scripture and organization, namely “relations” and “principles.” The “relations” theme […]
Gary James Bergera, Signature Books Defended Robert Garrett, Hamblin Ad Hominem? James L. Rasmussen, Erotic Literature and the Lord Stephen Lamb, Sexual Morality Revisited
If I were the neighborhood bishop There’d be lots of things I couldn’t really help with No rolling up sleeves to fix Brother Nielsen’s car No driving some new tractor to plow snow