Product Description: Where do Mormon letters come from? How from within what has been perceived as a rigid, highly practical culture do we continually produce those faithful enough to wrestle the angels for Truth in its fully sticky and tumultuous relationship to mortality? To claim from our tradition both those practical truths which guide our daily choices, as well as those metaphorical truths-perhaps more shallow, perhaps more deep-which breath into our Mormon practices the very spirit of Life? Poet, editor, biographer, and author Mary Lythgoe Bradford has had one of the longest and most consistent careers of anyone working in contemporary Mormon letters...read more

Product Description: Phil was once a lot like you: a loving family man, active in church, who even taught religion classes at BYU. But then he lost everything. His true story shows the overwhelming power of an addiction. And we are all vulnerable. Learn firsthand how to escape the endless loop of relapse and remorse in this eye-opening book...read more

Product Description: Examine the life of a pivotal prophet through the eyes of those who knew him best. This one-of-a-kind biography of President Lorenzo Snow includes extensive text written by Orson F. Whitney in 1889, for a contemporary perspective you won't find anywhere else...read more

Product Description: Although raised in a home where the father was not a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Howard W. Hunter rose to be its leader, revered and beloved by members around the world as a prophet, seer, and revelator...read more

Product Description: Education became his constant passion, sustaining him through humble beginnings as a Utah pioneer to his pivotal role as president of Brigham Young University. For him, the motivating force behind education was the Latter-day Saint doctrine of eternal progress.

Product Description: The autobiography of Mormon dissident Douglas A. Wallace who was led by paranormal experiences to ordain a Black Man to priesthood in 1976. He cites an experience of communicating with God as a child. His actions in the ordination caused a reversal of official policy by the Mormon Church two years later...read more

In a moving and inspirational memoir of faith, the author of Finding Your Own North Star describes growing up within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, her decision to speak out publicly of her criticism of the church, and her difficult decision to leave the Mormon church to pursue her own transforming search for spirituality. Reprint. 30,000 first printing.