By Megan Greenwood Or download the audio file here: Linguini to Spare I am really good in a crisis. Seriously. Really good. I’m actually kind of famous for it. Cancer diagnosis? I’m your gal. Divorce? I’ve got you. Lost your job? I’m here to help. Years ago, my mom and I were …
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The Fellowship of the Saints
By Edward Hogan Edward Hogan is a retired mathematics professor. He now spends his time making furniture, gardening, and attempting to write a novel. I am sitting in the family room watching television when my wife, Connie, comes in and shows me her thumb. It hurts, she says, and feels infected. “Should I …
There Is U-235 in My Soul Today
By Karen Rosenbaum In early 1951 the U.S. government began testing atomic bombs on Frenchman Flat, about 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas and about 90 miles northwest of the U.S. Bureau of Mines station in Boulder City, where we lived and where my metallurgist father researched uranium. This is why, very early one …
Braving the Borderlands: Strange Tales from the Borderlands
By D. Jeff Burton D. Jeff Burton is an author and a former member of the Sunstone Board of Directors. In this column, I share some unusual—and sometimes troubling—experiences and observations from four Borderlanders. I’ve changed the names of the first three. To respond, please send an email to jeff@eburton.com. I will forward your messages …
SL10161: From Seer Stone to Trifocals: A Church’s Journey With Scripture
What is this church birthed from the experience of a teenage boy praying in the woods? What is the role of scripture “translated” by an uneducated man sitting behind a veil with golden plates, a hat, and seer stone? This presentation will explore eras of Restoration, Reorganization, and Community and review ten articles pertinent to …
Canon, Community, and Criticism
Canon, Community, and Criticism