[…]the wedding procession is attacked, Kathleen and her guardian find themselves not only in a fight for their lives, but in a battle to navigate the pitfalls of forbidden emotions. A DANGEROUS JOURNEY With war on the horizon, and the fate of an empire filled with political strife hanging in the balance, will Jared and Kathleen sacrifice a powerful alliance […]
[…]doesn’t seek to write novels related to the Church, gospel ideals find their way into his work. For example, Ender Wiggins in Ender’s Game exemplifies Doctrine and Covenants 121:41–43. He’s the perfect leader, and Card encourages readers to try to develop those leadership qualities. I will always be grateful to people like Sheri Dew, David Archuleta, and Orson Scott Card […]
[…]The Beans then implemented a more robust effort to provide community and individual service and compassion without any expectation of reciprocation. The endeavor was tedious and sustained over time, resulting in gradual acceptance and a feeling of belonging. Finally, after years of continued effort, the Beans became respected community members and took an active role in many service organizations in […]
[…]about her now. That natural smile now makes Mom happy. It replaces the awkward “there’s-a-camera-in-my-face” feeling. Maybe Dad has a certain hobby. Asking him about it and letting him talk for a moment can really break the ice and make him more comfortable. Maybe 16-year-old Janie is self-conscious about the way she looks in photos. A quick “Wow! You look […]
[…]kind words we give, shall in memory live.” ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Shaun Stahle was yanked from a comfortable bed early one morning at age five to cart newspapers off his grandfather’s printing press and has been cursed with ink in the blood ever since. He spent 17 years detailing the growth of the Church with the Church News. His retirement plan is […]
[…]in business administration, and a PhD in communication, with an emphasis in integrated marketing communication. She’s built her career writing for the news, other media, public relations, online, and promotional materials. She will tell you more about her publications in her presentation, which will include a little Journalism 101. Natalie enjoys working with businesses, especially nonprofits, to help them build […]
[…]chart in 2021. CJ Madsen CJ Madsen is an award-winning concert pianist who has performed in Face-to-Face events for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in several dozen BYU devotionals, and in dozens of other venues. He is also the composer of the choral/orchestral work One Fold, One Shepherd. His choral arrangements have been performed by all four of BYU’s audition choirs […]
[…]has produced over the last several years. As I watch them, I feel as though the scriptures have come to life before my eyes, which helps me understand and appreciate them more. Attending a play that reverently features the words of the Savior can likewise be a testimony-building experience. Is a Testimony of the Savior the Prevailing Message? If you […]
[…]author of the Shielded duology, holds a degree in English language and worked as an editor for many years before turning to writing. KayLynn is a medium-adventurous foodie and spends her nonexistent spare time traveling, playing volleyball, and attempting new hobbies. She lives with her family in Utah between some mountains and a lake, but you can find her online […]
[…]on a cardboard box. You’re more likely to crash through the box than brighten your room. -Ali Cross Examples of the Beats In the opening scenes of The Hunger Games, Katniss struggles to do all the things under the worst circumstances. Poverty, oppression, and hopelessness are familiar conditions everyone fears. No wonder the book was so universally loved. In The […]
[…]and received a law degree from Brigham Young University. He has been an active member of his community as a part of many councils and boards. He also currently serves as a bishop at […]
[…]Grade/Young Adult Winner: Fiction—Historical Fiction Winner: Fiction—Sci-Fi/Fantasy Winner: Fiction—Short Form Winner: Nonfiction—Memoir Winner: Nonfiction—Gospel Topic Winner: Nonfiction—Self […]
[…]the more so, given the peril). Actual time before the magic rescue? About fifteen seconds. I fast-forwarded it that time around; I’m not a monster. After we finished the film, it became Sadie’s favorite movie for a few months, which she could happily watch over and over with no fast-forwarding, but at the time, absolutely nothing worked to console her. […]
[…]you how to create and use a premeditated synopsis for your future books. She’ll also give tips for executing back-cover copy that slaughters the competition of other indie authors. Bio: Robin M. King is the author of the romantic suspense novels Remembrandt, Van Gogh Gone, and Memory of Monet. She received her bachelor’s degree in education from BYU and has been teaching […]
[…]Publishing, where she managed the acquisitions and editing process for MG and YA fantasy and sci-fi novels. Now she is a freelance editor who uses her experience to help authors polish their manuscripts. Emma graduated from BYU with a bachelors in English Language and a minor in Editing. Whenever she gets a chance, she loves to attend writers’ conferences to […]