In 1999, the Michael C. Carlos Museum in Atlanta purchased a collection of Egyptian artifacts, including ten coffins and nine mummies, formerly owned by The Niagara Falls Museum and Daredevil Hall of Fame. Recent research confirms four of these mummies had apparently been purchased by the Niagara Falls Museum from the Wood’s Museum in Chicago …
Event: DC Symposium 2003
A PLACE CALLED LITTLE UTAH
My experiences growing up in a small rural LDS branch in Georgia differ greatly from what I see and experience in the Church now. These differences might be compared to a Parker Blount
LDS PRAXIS: Integrating Gospel Teachings with Social Action
This session will demonstrate how many Latter-day Saints are changing the world by fusing core gospel principles with personal acts of humanitarian service. Values such as stewardship, consecration, and sacrifice are having global impacts and empowering the poor. Individuals, families, neighbors, church groups, and businesses are creating new social-purpose ventures to bless those who suffer …