The Child in the Garden
Editor’s Note: Elizabeth Agnes Smith was born in 1884[1] and graduated from the House of Education twenty years later.[2] She was active in the alumnae association,[3] and in 1911 she married the Rev. Richard Bevan Pyper.[4] In 1912 the couple had their first child, followed by a second in 1915.[5]…
The Proletarian Answer to the Modernist Question
Modernism in the arts, and particularly literature, has often been portrayed as a middle class pursuit, with certain literary critics focusing on the ‘elitism’ of the movement. But does this give a true picture of its social composition?
This week, Tom Overton talks to Nick Hubble about their new …
Mormon Discussion: 342: Nancy Rigdon and the Happiness Letter
There are multiple examples of Joseph Smith’s manipulation of vulnerable women in order to pressure them into a polygamous relationships. The Partridge sisters, Lucy Walker, Fanny Alger, The Lawrence Sisters. Today we share the story of Nancy Rigdon and the Happiness Letter. Nancy, Daughter of E…
“Tiki Torches, Family Photos, And A Little Black Dog”
[Our guest preacher was our Dir. of Music, William Davies. For more information about him, click here: Music. This sermon is thought provoking and prophetic. The use of images was integral, and so they are included. The audio (available below) appears to be longer than the sermon actually was. …
The Cairo Geniza
Today’s episode is not the story of an individual but rather of a collected body of sacred and secular writings, or rather bodies of writings. It’s a story of scripture, court records, correspondence, literature, scholarly studies, and more, of human life as it has left its echoes in writing.
This …
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