[…]Saint Publishing and Media Association (LDSPMA) is dedicated to providing a safe, harassment-free environment for all its members and event participants. LDSPMA therefore has a zero-tolerance policy regarding discrimination, intimidation, and harassment of any kind, whether on the basis of race, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, disability, or any other characteristic. Harassment includes verbal and written comments; displayed images; […]
[…]based in California. In just a few years since launching its first titles, Bushel & Peck has become one of the fastest-growing independent publishers in America, with their titles winning starred reviews and accolades up and down the industry. Today, their authors now include some of the most recognizable names in the industry, including Jane Yolen, Suzanne Slade, Irene Latham, Nancy […]
[…]dream with her unborn son. It was a good feeling to at least have one friend there! I felt comfortable and welcomed as I walked in, greeting many with smiles and good mornings. It was easy to get into conversation with people, so I networked and talked to people about many of my interests in media, writing, and a film […]
[…]the same response again, I wondered how much English the Imam understood. Then I realized his point-of-view on world issues was vastly different than mine. The village had no electricity, no running water, no televisions, scant public transportation (unless you call the back of a motorbike or the top of a cargo truck public transportation), few cell phones, and no […]
[…]2017. Text: Collective Works WinnerThe First Fifty Years of Relief Society: Key Documents in Latter-Day Saint Women’s HistoryJill Mulvay Derr, Carol Cornwall Madsen, Kate Holbrook, Matthew J. Grow, Chad O. Foulger, Brian D. Reeves, Patricia Lemmon Spilsbury, W. Randall Dixon, Jennifer Reeder, Janelle M. Higbee, Leslie Sherman, Shannon Kelly, Jay A. Parry, Christopher Blythe Honorable MentionSaints at Devil’s Gate: Landscapes […]
[…]Adventures, by Malcolm Gladwell From Steve Piersanti Stewardship: Choosing Service over Self-Interest, by Berret-Koehler Cumorah, by Hugh Nibley Leadership and the New Science, by Margaret Wheatley From Barry Rellaford The Speed of Trust, by Stephen M. R. Covey The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, by Stephen R. Covey The Book of Mormon Bonds That Make Us Free, by C. […]
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[…]permission to use a spiritual filter. When I share this concept with private coaching clients one-on-one, or on a stage to hundreds, it’s typically focused on high-performance practices for professionals. And while I always encourage they use this principle on their personal life as well, I crave to share with them the spiritual benefits of having our hearts work with […]
[…]Kathryn, making mainly religious music, in a place where musicians are often viewed as a “dime-a-dozen” commodity. Blomberg Music Productions works with professionals and hobbyists alike, including several of Utah’s household music names, to help flood the Earth with God’s music. Fast Pitch Training Angie Fenimore Anyone planning to participate in Fast Pitch at the conference is encouraged to attend […]
[…]special place in my heart because it depicts a woman bathing a toddler, and it elicits feelings of comfort, love, and contentment. On the flip side, The Scream by Edvard Munch also reminds me of motherhood, particularly when my kids haven’t picked up their Legos, and I step on one. Find Story Ideas in Art When you ask questions […]
[…]brands organically build an audience online and increase revenue (you can view her work at mimibascom.com). She is a recent BYU graduate with a bachelor’s degree in communications, and she has been working in the social media industry for the past three […]
[…]row!” and indeed it was one worth remembering. COVID-19! The big news this year was that COVID-19 forced the conference to take place online. The prospect of putting on a virtual conference was scary and daunting at first, but not as much as canceling the conference altogether, which nobody wanted to do. As plans came together, things began to look […]
[…]newspapers and popular online websites are always looking for content. And if content is offered for free, it is more attractive to publishers. This is one marketing avenue that shouldn’t be ignored. Recently first-time author Spencer W. McBride deftly used this technique. Spencer is the author of Pulpit and Nation: Clergymen and the Politics of Revolutionary America. On the day […]