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Reading scriptures like the Book of Mormon can be an incredible experience, but sometimes small things like reading a certain number of verses per day or repeatedly seeing the same layout get in the way. A new book from the Neal A. Maxwell Institute of Religious Studies at BYU hopes to eliminate any obstacles posed by the layout of the text.
Arlene Sánchez Walsh is a religious historian of Latina/o religion and author of Pentecostals in America.
Martin Harris is perhaps most closely associated with the loss of the 116 pages. A new biography, Martin Harris: Uncompromising Witness of the Book of Mormon, demonstrates Harris’s commitment to the Latter-day Saint scripture. Susan Easton Black explains the biography’s backstory and highlights lesser-known event from the life of Martin Harris.
SALT LAKE CITY — On the surface, “When Calls the Heart” is a show about simple romance in simpler times. Dive a little deeper, however, and the popular Hallmark Channel series reveals rich layers of redemption and forgiveness — along with day-to-day struggles that tug on the heartstrings.
Alfonso Moreno is back for his second season as showrunner of Hallmark Channel’s hit series, When Calls the Heart.
Martin Cummins is perhaps best known for his role as Henry Gowen on When Calls the Heart or Sheriff Keller on Riverdale. But there are many more Martin Cummins movies and TV shows. The actor talks about how he got his start in the industry, dishes on whether Henry Gowen and Abigail Stanton may end up together, and shares a revenge prank video from his cell phone.
Jordan Blackstone is an artist known for capturing emotion in her photographs and paintings. Her work can be seen in the recent devotional series, When God Calls the Heart. She is online at http://www.imaginethatjbphotography.com/
Grant Hardy is the editor of the Maxwell Institute Study Edition of the Book of Mormon. In this interview, he explains how the book came to be and why it includes an Emma Smith testimony not found in regular editions of the Book of Mormon.
Harvard Heath is retired curator of the Utah and American West Archives at the Harold B. Lee Library, and the editor of “Confidence Amid Change: The Presidential Diaries of David O. McKay, 1951-1970.” President McKay’s biographies were made possible thanks to the efforts of Clare Middlemiss.