Author: Sunstone

Wanna Know What Women Want?

by Tracie Lamb I knew I needed to read Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight saga when we were on vacation in Hawaii two years ago.  As the sun shone down and the waves lapped the shore, my fifteen year old daughter and her friend spent much of their time reading although they are normally active and outdoorsy.  …

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Now Available: Best of Mormonism

[quote] Every year, Latter-Day Saint authors are being published in magazines, journals, and books all over the nation, receiving many awards along the way. Spanning 2007 and 2008, The Best of Mormonism brings together the best LDS fiction, personal essay, poetry, and playwrighting from publications such as the Black Warrior Review, the Iowa Review, the …

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Upcoming Sunstone Events!

Please join us for these upcoming events! 1 November 2009 “Ecology and Reverence in LDS Perspective” BYU professor Steve Peck will speak about the relationship between Mormonism and environmental stewardship. 6:00 pm Sunday November 1, at the Sunstone office, 343 N. Third West, Salt Lake City. 17 November 2009 “What Does Religious Studies Bring to …

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November 1 – Ecology and Reverence in LDS Perspective

BYU professor Steven Peck will speak about the relationship between Mormonism and environmental stewardship. Sunday November 1 6:00 pm Sunstone House 343 N. Third West, Salt Lake City Connect with this event on Facebook Related content: SL07321, HEALING THE MORMON ENVIRONMENTAL IMAGE Despite abundant doctrines that suggest that Mormons should have a deep responsibility for …

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December 4 – Sunstone Christmas Party

We’re decking the halls of the Sunstone office for a festive gathering of friends. Plan for an evening of lively conversation, plenty of holiday cheer, and a charitable project to be announced. If you can, please bring an appetizer or finger food to share. Friday December 4, 6:00 – 9:00 pm at the Sunstone office, …

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More from This I Believe

Four more video clips of the This I Believe panel from the 2008 Sunstone Symposium. This session is modeled on This I Believe, the 1950's radio series revived and broadcast on NPR. Participants crystallize an aspect of their core beliefs into a 350?¢‚Ǩ‚Äú500 word essay.

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