Caroline Crosby was one of the most detailed chroniclers of events related to the Mormons in California from the time of her passing through on her way to a mission in the Society Islands in 1850 until her family moved back to Utah at the end of 1857. For a year and a half, from …
Speaker: Newell Bringhurst
Twenty-Year Reflections On The Mark Hofmann Bombings
October 2005 will mark the twentieth anniversary of the Mark Hofmann murders, a tragedy that claimed two innocent lives and that has continued to impact Mormon history, the Church’s national profile, and the world of document dealing and forensic science ever since. What has happened in the past twenty years? Where are the key players …
THE CHURCH’S UNFINISHED BUSINESS OF RACE: New Perspectives
A re-visitation of the 1978 Black Revelation from new and different perspectives. The presenters, co-editors of a forthcoming volume, Blacks and Mormons: Race in in American Church, will consider events and circumstances surrounding the revelation within the context of the Church’s “unfinished business of race.” What conditions brought about the revelation? How have Latter-day Saints …
My Literary Affair With Fawn McKay Brodie: The Pleasures and Pains In Crafting A Biography
My Literary Affair With Fawn McKay Brodie: The Pleasures and Pains In Crafting A Biography Newell Bringhurst, Todd Compton
David O McKay: The Public vs. the Private Man
David O McKay: The Public vs. the Private Man Newell Bringhurst, Val Rust