(HEART OF DISCERNMENT) “Beyond Priesthood: Reimagining the Priestly and the Prophetic (Draft)” by Jaime Harker
Jaime Harker is professor of English and the director of the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies at
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(HEART OF DISCERNMENT) Response to a Friend
By Evan Sharley The following are the questions that a friend asked regarding my beliefs and the upcoming Heart of
The First Presidency’s 2013 Statement of Policy on Homosexuality, Marriage, and Ordination
The First Presidency has received requests for clarification about the content and status of the 1982 Standing High Council Statement
Personal Statements on Authority, Membership, and Baptism from Theology Volume 2
The following are a selection of essays from the 1994 book “Theology Volume 2”. Colloquy participants were asked to bring
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“Personal Statement on Authority, Membership, and Baptism” by Barbara Howard
This is an excerpt from “Theology Volume 2: Authority, Membership, and Baptism” which was published in 1994. Authority is the
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“Personal Statement on Authority, Membership, and Baptism” by Apostle Designate Shandra K. Newcom
This is an excerpt from “Theology Volume 2: Authority, Membership, and Baptism” which was published in 1994. While Shandra was
“Divine Calling in Human History” by Alan D. Tyree
This article is from Restoration Studies III At the present day in the history of the Reorganized Church of Jesus
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Talk is cheap; actions speak louder than worlds
Today Bishop-Pastor Carla Long made a video regarding the Club Q shooting in Colorado Springs. She gave a compelling testimony
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“A Prophetic People” by W. Grant McMurray at World Conference Sermon, April 21st, 1996
I remember very well being a young boy, sitting at my mother’s knee, and having her ask me, “Grant, what