As Mormon Church general conference nears, variety of articles appear in the paper
It’s not unusual to see stories about the Mormon Church in Salt Lake City newspapers. The city is, after all, home to the church’s headquarters, and the church is the city’s largest employer. But with the church’s annual general conference this weekend (the general conference held each fall is its semiannual), there seems to be an increase in volume and variety. Here is a recent smattering, all but one from The Salt Lake Tribune:
Mormons launch online push to ordain women to the priesthood
Women finally allowed to pray in general conference
“Article on Marriage” by Joseph Smith’s principal Book of Mormon scribe Oliver Cowdery
A brief history of Mormons, booze and the “Word of Wisdom”
Top 13 Mormon cookbooks
How beards on Mormons came to be frowned upon
Effects from change of minimum age for missionaries on college athletics
10 Mormon TV moments
Revisions to Mormon scriptures
Mormon stake president goes on nutty political rant
The Tribune’s favorite Mormon books (Why the heck, we wonder, isn’t our book on the list?)
Mormons launch online push to ordain women to the priesthood
Women finally allowed to pray in general conference
“Article on Marriage” by Joseph Smith’s principal Book of Mormon scribe Oliver Cowdery
A brief history of Mormons, booze and the “Word of Wisdom”
Top 13 Mormon cookbooks
How beards on Mormons came to be frowned upon
Effects from change of minimum age for missionaries on college athletics
10 Mormon TV moments
Revisions to Mormon scriptures
Mormon stake president goes on nutty political rant
The Tribune’s favorite Mormon books (Why the heck, we wonder, isn’t our book on the list?)
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