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For the Welfare of Your Soul from Fall 2006

“But . . . but . . . I . . . want to show you something,” Katie says quietly. I have embarrassed her. She shows me a miniature Book of Mormon. Perfect for an eight-year-old to love. I finger the pages and listen to her tell me how her inactive grandmother found it when they were starting to paint. Katie asked if she could have it, and her grandmother obliged. The first person she wanted to tell about her new book was me, and I had yelled at her before she could show me.

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26 February 2008 @ 08:04 | Guest Post | 21 Comments

BUT FIRST: Frankie is getting baptized March 15. Just thought you’d like to be the first to know (besides the missionaries).
I must admit that I was really nervous about posting at Segullah. I stressed over every post ”“ even the last one, which I’d written a month before and really loved. [...]

One reason why I do this

19 February 2008 @ 08:45 | Guest Post | 11 Comments

Not only did my grandfather, “Gran” (William Ricketts Smith), lead an interesting life, he was someone I felt very close to and still hold dear. I’m so grateful he left behind a record of his life, even a relatively short one, in his own words. What a treasure it is. Because he took the time [...]

The accidental missionary

12 February 2008 @ 08:31 | Guest Post | 17 Comments

Frankie* is the mother of the little boy I take care of after kindergarten every day. We’ve become good friends since the morning she was driving to work and suddenly realized we were LDS–she called me up and asked, “Are you guys Mormons?” Something about my son’s “early morning church class,” my “volunteering every Tuesday [...]

Spirit of Elijah, party of four…

5 February 2008 @ 09:39 | Guest Post | 18 Comments

There are lots of things you can pick up on the streets of downtown Salt Lake City, but one of the best things I ever picked up there was a wonderful blogger named Natalie, a.k.a. “Millie.” “b.” and I picked her up right in front of Family History Library. It was the first time I [...]



Detail of painting "Morning Paper" by Sharon Furner, Featured Artist of the Summer 2008 issue



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