[…] his presence. In his own translation of John 1:1, Nibley illustrates how indispensable this concept was to the very order of things: “In the beginning was the Logos [counsel, discussion], and the Logos was […]
[…] notices that whereas speakers in Mormon chapels might have at one time ‘”reached under the lectern in search of the books of scripture often available to pulpit speakers,” that same move today is characterized […]
The Last Supper (Place Setting) Bethanne Andersen A graduate of Brigham Young University’s BFA and MFA program, Bethanne Andersen initially focused on abstract painting but later moved to New York to study illustration […]
Lying on the table, he was as handsome as the day he had taken her through the veil.
Spring again. The browns, the ochre, the brittle death of fall and winter recast in transcendent greens— vibrant, transparent, resurgent.
The reservoir was drying up, and the former townspeople of Jordan Gap came to the receding shoreline at the end of winter. They camped on the flat and stood in the mud at […]
[…] Although much has been said about his decision to take temples to the far corners of the world, that is only a part of his effort to globalize the Church. Other steps included expanding […]
It’s coming on fall, time for a change, whispers the wind through the leaves.
How many times had he dashed past me? He’d run and run, climb onto the thick stone walls, stretch his arms into the ribs of morning light, shake his head,
[…] appointment as Ambassador to the Malagasy Republic (1967-69) and later as an alternate deputy director for the World Bank. His lengthy Church service included a mission to Great Britain (1937-39), ser vice as second […]