Title: The Joseph Smith Papers: Revelations and Translations, Manuscript Revelation Books , Facsimile Edition Editors: Robin Scott Jensen, Robert J. Woodford, Steven C. Harper Publisher: Church Historian’s Press and Deseret Book Genre: Non-fiction Year Published: 2009 Number of Pages: 726 Binding: Hardcover ISBN10: 1570088500 ISBN13: 978-1570088506 Price: $99.95 Reviewed by Joe Geisner, with additional comments [...]
NORTH SALT LAKE — In 1893, a scientist and veterinarian named Gilbert Hess teamed up with businessman J.L. Clark and started selling a product in Ashland, Ohio. They called it Udder Ointment. With daily milking, dairy farmers noticed the cows udders would become chapped and uncomfortable. So, Hess and Clark developed a soothing salve for [...]
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First FLDS sex assault trial starts on Monday Polygamist sect leader’s son is accused of having sex with minors By TERRI LANGFORD HOUSTON CHRONICLE Oct. 24, 2009, 8:16AM The son of one of the most powerful families within a polygamist Mormon sect goes to trial for sexual assault Monday, a case in which Texas prosecutors [...]
by Art Thomason – Oct. 23, 2009 09:48 AM The Arizona Republic Saturday’s open house of a Mesa church commemorates more than a new meeting place of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. As crowds gather at the $5 million Lehi stake center in northwest Mesa they’ll also remember that it replaces the [...]
The “Mormon Mustang” rides again A small air show Friday had a dual purpose — reintroducing a rebuilt “Mormon Mustang” P-51 fighter and paying tribute to the man who flew the original P-51s that carried the name. Retired Gen. Roland Wright was flown up from his home in Utah to take a ride in Legacy [...]
Ghost town reunion: Grafton, Utah By Jamshid Askar LDS Church News Published: 2009-10-24 00:20:15 Descendants of early Mormon pioneers gather for annual reunion GRAFTON, Utah — Each autumn, descendants of early Mormon pioneers return to Grafton, a ghost town in southern Utah. They gather for an annual reunion and to remember the sacrifices their ancestors [...]
By JOHN G. EDWARDS LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL Nevada officials late Friday shut down Cumorah Credit Union, which serves 15,000 members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and turned over its deposits and assets to an Illinois credit union. Credit Union 1, a $574 million institution based in Rantoul, Ill., will assume all [...]
Faith column: Bashing Mormons, based on old doctrines, must stop By Elizabeth Greene - Special to the Idaho Statesman Published: 10/24/09 Mormon-bashing continues to be alive and well. How’s this for a headline (in strange, fractured, white-on-black graphics)? “Latterday Taint: How Glenn Beck is Driven by Mormonism.” In this Oct. 21 article in the Boise Weekly, a [...]
A book signing need not be a dreadful experience A book signing can be terrifying. It’s like throwing a party and being certain no one will come. But there are ways around this. The myth is that book signings don’t make money and are a waste of time. “Work at it hard, and it is [...]
