Latter Day Histories: A Series of Zoom Events by the Mormon History Association

By November 21, 2023

The Mormon History Association presents Latter Day Histories–a three-part virtual lecture series that features the latest research in Mormon history from award-winning members of our community. This year will feature lectures with Richard Bushman (Colombia University) “Do the Gold Plates Matter?” and interview with Kris Wright–11/30/23; Elisa Pulido (Independent Historian) “Marriage and Divorce in the Latter Day Saint Tradition: Parallel Histories” and interview with Amanda Hendrix-Komoto–01/25/24; and Christopher Blythe (Brigham Young University) “Emma Hale Smith In the Eyes of Her LDS Descendants” and interview with Janiece Johnson–03/28/24. You can sign up for a single lecture or for full season access.  All proceeds are earmarked for the live-streaming and recording of the annual conference. 
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