Vol. 44 No. 1 — Summer 2024
Navigating tension appears to be the heart of this open-themed collection.
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Chances are that I would never find my family by simply clicking a link on a phone app.
I sat across from my genetic counselor as she filled out the strangest family history chart I’d ever seen. I rocked my newborn baby girl and answered the counselor’s questions about the name, birth year,
People say that writing a dissertation can be a solitary, isolating task. Writing one during a pandemic when your only housemate is a dog can have you convinced your dog understands everything you say to
Interviewed by Rachel RueckertHow did you first get involved in genealogy? What sparked the interest?It really started a few months after my mission. My dad, a photographer who had collected family photos since he was
My braids intertwine with my ancestors’ spirits from around the world, enlightening my pathway.
Editor’s Note: With the realities of Covid-19, wards found innovative ways to minister to their members. This issue’s Sabbath Pastoral appeared originally in the author’s ward newsletter. I am not sure when I began to
How did you decide to become an artist? My parents were very good at keeping art supplies on hand. To their dismay, I did not limit myself to crayons and paper; I remember making potions
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