[…] have been. Through her careful storytelling, Rosenbaum captures the delicate nuances of regret, love, and the enduring search for meaning. Settle in for this moving and thought-provoking audio adaptation, where fiction’s “what ifs” invite […]
[…] have been. Through her careful storytelling, Rosenbaum captures the delicate nuances of regret, love, and the enduring search for meaning. Settle in for this moving and thought-provoking audio adaptation, where fiction’s “what ifs” invite […]
James Faulconer looks at the intersections of revelation, scripture, and music in the context of D&C 25 for this Dialogue Gospel Study 2025. James Faulconer was raised as an Army dependent in the US, […]
I am religious the way small desert towns are named after water; eleven or twenty worn buildings, brown hills, dust.
[…] sharing beans and lentils in Babylon, but I’ve been warned, I think. Sand spitting in the wind sun-faded advertisements for lip balm modeled by nameless lips we’ll never know. […]
[…] Reconciliation,” in Dialogue 57, no. 2 [Summer 2024], 1–3) to my article “Truth and Reconciliation: Reflections on the Fortieth Anniversary of the LDS Church’s Lifting the Priesthood and Temple Restrictions for Black Mormons of […]
[…] Personal Voices Editor Charlotte Hansen Terry speaks with Tammy Grounsell and Kathryn Paul about their essays in the Winter 2024 issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. This special issue explores The Family […]
In this episode Guinevere Turner joins us to talk about her fascinating memoir, When the World Didn’t End.
[…] Whether you’re a fan of history, memoir, fiction, or theology, this episode has something for everyone. Here’s the full list of books they discuss: 📚 Fifty Years of Exponent II by Katie Rich and […]
[…] Whether you’re a fan of history, memoir, fiction, or theology, this episode has something for everyone. Here’s the full list of books they discuss: 📚 Fifty Years of Exponent II by Katie Rich and […]