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Established in 1997, Millennial Press & Distribution has
grown to be one of the premier Publishers and
Distributors in the LDS market. Millennial Press was
founded upon principles of providing wholesome and
uplifting products to Latter-day Saints across the world.
We continue to reach out to Authors who have products
that will uplift and inspire today’s Latter-day Saints.
grown to be one of the premier Publishers and
Distributors in the LDS market. Millennial Press was
founded upon principles of providing wholesome and
uplifting products to Latter-day Saints across the world.
We continue to reach out to Authors who have products
that will uplift and inspire today’s Latter-day Saints.
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| An Uncommon Common Pioneer: The Journals of James Henry Martineau 1828-1918 edited by Donald G. Godfrey and Rebecca S. Martineau-McCarty ISBN: 9780842526975 Item #26975 Retail: $39.95 The journals of James Henry Martineau are comparably the most descriptively written diaries of their period. They comprise the records of the common Latter-day Saint pioneer. They shed light on the historical events of the era, the lives of average people, and the impact of Church leaders. At times they read more like a novel than a journal. They are exciting, testimony building, and detailed. The reader will see clearly what Martineau is picturing and feel what he is experiencing. His focus was on his family and his work, while the result is a reflection of a common, yet uncommon, Latter-day Saint pioneer. |
| A Land of Promise and Prophecy: Elder A. Theodore Tuttle in South America, 1960–1965 by Mark L. Grover by Mark L. Grover ISBN: 9780842527132 Item #26975 Retail: $25.95 Though not a biography of Elder Tuttle, the book focuses on his activities in South America during this time. Each mission in South America is discussed in relation to Elder Tuttle’s efforts and some of the issues and concerns of the time. The period 1960–65 was key to the evolution of the Church because it represented a significant adjustment in approach and direction, particularly from Church headquarters in Salt Lake City. This history focuses on the personalities and programs of the mission presidents and their wives because the changes that occurred during this period were the product of these men and women. |
| The Colonia Juarez Temple: A Prophet’s Inspiration by Virginia Romney & Richard O. Cowan ISBN: 9780842527279 Item #27279 Retail: $29.95 This is the fascinating story of the Colonia Juárez Chihuahua Mexico Temple, including the inspiration President Gordon B. Hinckley received while visiting Colonia Juárez, to build smaller-sized temples throughout the world. President Hinckley later recalled in the temple dedicatory prayer how the “revelation came of a desire and a prayer to help Thy people of these colonies who have been true and loyal during the century and more that they have lived here. They are deserving of this sacred edifice in which to labor for themselves and their forebears.” This beautifully illustrated book (8 ¼ x 10 ½ inches) highlights the process, the progress, and the sacrifice of the wonderful Saints of the colonies who helped build this beautiful temple. |
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| Art and Spirituality: The Visual Culture of Christian Faith by Herman du Toit and Doris R. Dant ISBN: 9780842527071 Item #27071 Retail: $21.95 BYU Studies and the BYU Museum of Art have co-published Art and Spirituality: The Visual Culture of Christian Faith. It contains seventeen articles discussing religious art: why we prefer that Christ be portrayed in certain familiar ways, how artists use certain techniques and symbols to depict divinity, how temple architecture represents Christ, and much more. |
| Shedding Light on the New Testament: Acts-Revelations ISBN: 9780842527255 Item #27255 Retail: U.S. $24.95 President Gordon B. Hinckley said, "We are a biblical church. This wonderful testament of the Old World, this great and good Holy Bible is one of our standard works. We teach from it. We bear testimony of it. We read from it. It strengthens our testimony. And we add to that this great second witness, the Book of Mormon, the testament of the New World, for as the Bible says, 'In the mouths of two or three witnesses shall all things be established.'" This volume sheds light on many questions that students of the New Testament attempt to answer, such as: How do we reconcile Paul's teachings on women with the doctrines of the Restoration? What is the relationship between grace and works? What do Latter-day Saints believe about grace? How can we identify spiritual gifts and use them to serve others? How can we guard ourselves against the "wisdom of men" in today's world? |
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| Mormons & Money: Avoiding 101 Common Financial Pitfalls Written by Bruce W. Kimzey, Ph.D ISBN: 978-1-932597-63-9 Retail: $14.95 PLANNING FOR RETIREMENT TO STARTING a business to getting a better grasp on expenses, this breakthrough personal financial book is both a rich source of useful financial advice and a liberating guide to end forever the money worries that stand in the way of a more fully satisfying and rewarding life. WRITTEN IN KIMZEYʼS DOWN-TO-EARTH STYLE and filled with fresh insights, Mormons and Money steers Latter-day Saints away from common financial pitfalls so that your money doesnʼt have to be a source of stress, but can instead be the path to comfort and financial freedom it was always meant to be. |
| BYU Studies Journal Current Issue Volume 47.3 |
| BYU STUDIES JOURNAL: Volume 47, no. 3, © 2008 Mountain Meadows Massacre Documents Item #BYUSJ-47.3 Retail: $9.95 This special issue of BYU Studies contains selections from two collections of documents that Ronald W. Walker, Richard E. Turley Jr., and Glen M. Leonard used as primary sources in writing Massacre at Mountain Meadows, recently published by Oxford University Press. Some of these documents are available here for the first time to researchers and other interested readers. The entire Andrew Jenson and David H. Morris collections will be published by BYU Studies in the forthcoming Mountain Meadows Massacre Documents. In addition to the documents and transcripts, this issue contains brief histories of the Andrew Jenson and David H. Morris collections, detailing how they originated, how they came into the Church's possession, and where they have been archived. These histories also give biographical information about the various individuals who were interviewed in the 1890s by Jenson, an employee in the Church Historian's Office, and those who gave statements a decade later to Morris, an attorney and judge in St. George, Utah. Also published in this issue are essays by guest editors Richard E. Turley Jr. and Ronald W. Walker, reviews of their book by Brian Q. Cannon and Jared Farmer, and a review of Shannon A. Novak's House of Mourning by Joel C. Janteski. |