Religion
Found in 877 Collections and/or Records:
S. Kent Brown slides of ancient documents
This collection contains slides made from photographs taken during the 1970s or 80s of a copy of the Nicene Creed.
Zina Young Card Brown family papers
G. Adolf Brox three plays
Includes 3 dramas of 4 acts each, mostly depicting Mormon church history: The Struggle for Victory (English); Die Unschuldigen (German); and Der Fahne Treu (German).
Sir Richard Francis and Lady Isabel Burton papers
Correspondence, a portrait of Burton, and an autograph book. The items are both to and from Richard Burton and his wife, Isabel Arundel Burton. The materials deal largely with personal matters including Richard Burton's visit of the Mormons in Utah.
Jesse Bushman oral history project recordings, transcriptions, and records.
Buzzell family papers
The Buzzell family papers contain letters and biographies of the early members of the Buzzell family. The letters dwell on matters of religion and family. The documents date from 1827-1990.
Callings : worldwide service in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Robert Lang Campbell papers
The collection contains one personal tax ledger book for Great Salt Lake City during the years 1856-1857, just prior to the Utah War. It contains a record of personal taxes paid, recorded by Ward, and by individuals in the Ward. It includes the records of twenty Wards as well as the Sugar House Ward. The ledger book also includes the names of several early and important members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, including Brigham Young.
Robert Campbell letter
Letter of Robert Campbell, Clerk of the First Council of Seventies, to President L. W. Shurtliff, of Ogden, dated 8 October 1888. Requests information on the Church status of Mark Hall, who had been reported excommunicated from the Church.
Thomas Campbell letter to Jemima D. Goforth
Handwritten and signed letter, addressed to Jemima D. Goforth, dated Aug. 5, 1829, and written in Bethany, Virginia. Campbell expresses thanks for previous letters and tells of his preaching the "pure apostolic Gospel" and visiting churches. He tells of the missionary activities of his movement and of the successes in gaining new converts.