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Conference Feedback

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Wednesday, August 1

  • Matt McBride: Women of the Global Church: Stories on History․LDS․org
  • Jenny Reeder: “Fire In My Bones”: Women’s Stories on ChurchHistoriansPress․org
  • Lisa Olsen Tait: Takeaways from the Gospel Topics Essays
  • Jenny Lund: “We All Must Be Crazy”: The Plight of a 19th-Century Mormon Missionary Wife
  • Scott Hales: Women’s Stories in Saints: The Story of the Church of Jesus Christ in the Latter Days
  • Taunalyn Rutherford: Mormon Women in India
  • Lynne Hilton Wilson: Peter and Paul’s Paradoxical Passages on Women

Thursday, August 2

  • Sara Riley: “Even as Moses’ Did”: The Use of the Exodus Narrative in Mosiah 11-18
  • Brad Wilcox: “Have You Been Saved By Grace?” How Do We Respond?
  • Steve Densley & Geret Giles: Barriers to Belief
  • Jeffrey Bradshaw: Stories of the Saints in the DR Congo
  • John Gee: Selling Our Birthright for a Mess of Pottage: The Historical Authenticity of the Book of Abraham
  • Randall Spackman: Chronological Structure and Symbolism in the Small Plates of Nephi
  • Spencer McBride: Joseph Smith in Van Buren’s White House: Lessons in Electoral Politics and Religious Freedom

Friday, August 3

  • Wade Miller: The Presence of Pre-Columbian Horses in America
  • John Lynch: Strengthen Thy Brethren: Bolstering Those in Faith Crisis
  • Elder Kevin W. Pearson: A Sacred and Imperative Duty
  • Jeff Lindsay: “Arise from the Dust”: Digging into a Vital Book of Mormon Theme
  • Steve Harper: Making Saints: A Look into the Writing of the New Church History
  • Jeff Robinson: Thinking Differently About Same-Sex Attraction
  • Daniel Peterson: Apologetics: What, Why and How?

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