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Full-Text Articles in Religious Education
Old Folsom Prison—East Gate, James M. Thorne
"God Works In Mysterious Ways", Roger Terry
From This Ground: Where A Continent Divides, Dixie L. Partridge
From This Ground: Where A Continent Divides, Dixie L. Partridge
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
Life With Ana, Amber Esplin
Falling Leaves, Jane D. Brady
Kindling, Melody Warnick
The Color Of Love, Mari E. Jorgensen
“Miles To Go Before I Sleep”, Brett Walker
Beyond The Cold Coming, Jessica Sorensen
My Family, My Friends, My Faith, Marjorie Newton
On The Way To Becoming An Authentic Reader, Richard H. Cracroft
On The Way To Becoming An Authentic Reader, Richard H. Cracroft
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
Learning To Float, Rebecca W. Clarke
Home Production, Christin L. Porter
Irony And Grace, Frederick Mark Gedicks
Vernal Equinox, Brett Walker
Voice Lessons, Melissa Helquist
Voice Lessons, Melissa Helquist
BYU Studies
In this contest-winning personal essay, the author describes the challenge of undergoing treatment for thyroid cancer and coping with lasting scars, including an extra "smile" on her throat where an incision was made and a voice that functions only some of the time. She writes, "I smell the rainwater as it moves around the tires, the earthiness of smashed worms, and everything cold and soulful. The day says something to me, and I wish I could say something back." Using compelling imagery, she conveys what it's like to express herself through the calculated means of writing and playing the viola …
The Great Wall, Carol Ottesen
The World At Its Gravest And Best, Nancy Hanks Baird
The World At Its Gravest And Best, Nancy Hanks Baird
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
The Least Of These, Kael Moffat
Self-Discovery, Marilyn M. Nelson
"Islands Of Peace, Of The Blessed", Janet Garrard-Willis
"Islands Of Peace, Of The Blessed", Janet Garrard-Willis
BYU Studies
If only it were all so simple! If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?
—A. Solzhenitsyn
Luis Silva, Patrick Madden
Mission To Paradise, Eugene England
Of Tethering And Flight, Sundy Watanabe
Take, Eat, Tessa Meyer Santiago
Santa Maria, Lisa Ann Jackson
Another Marvelous Thing, Tessa Meyer Santiago
“Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day”, Cynthia L. Hallen
“Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day”, Cynthia L. Hallen
BYU Studies
"It's the heart afraid of breaking
That never learns to dance."
–from "The Rose" by Amanda McBroom
On Being Mormon In Canada And Canadian In Utah, Maureen Ursenbach Beecher
On Being Mormon In Canada And Canadian In Utah, Maureen Ursenbach Beecher
BYU Studies
Peter Gzowski, a name unpronouncable to Americans, is a byword to Canadians. Weekday mornings, CBC radio listeners hear his wry comments and sage interviews reflecting Canadian life on Morningside. In the mid-seventies, when Morningside was still This Country in the Morning, Gzowski ran a contest asking listeners to finish this sentence: "As Canadian as..." Entries poured in: "As Canadian as a toboggan" or "As Canadian as Diefenbaker." But the grand-slam winner was unforgettable: "As Canadian as possible, under the circumstances."
Gentle Father, George Bennion