Sunstone
July 2003 (Issue 128)

FEATURES
Murky Ponds and lighted Places: Paradox and Paragon, Carol Clark Ottesen

The Church and Its Scholars: Two Perspectives

Ten Years After, Lavina Fielding Anderson
Seeing the Church as a Human Insititution, Armand L. Mauss

"Only Our Hearts Know": Sunstone during the Elbert Peck Years, 1993-2001, Gary James Bergera

POETRY
A Marvin Bell Reader, Carol Hamilton
Speak and Bear Witness, Anita Tanner
Desert Cry, Spencer Smith
After the Fire, Brandy McKenzie

COLUMNS
And a Time to Dance Cheek to Shoulder, Robert Gallagher
Twenty Years Ago in Sunstone The Worship of Household Gods, Kira Pratt Davis
From the Editor Transparency, Dan Wotherspoon
Braving the Borderlands Stephen's Story Continued, D. Jeff Burton
Anxiously Engaged Seek Ye Out of the Best Flicks: R-Rated Movies that Have Helped Me Think about the Gospel, Jana K. Riess
Turning the Time Over to ... Build Faith and Be Interesting—Can a Gospel Doctrine Teacher Do Both? Dathleen Petty
An Olive Leaf Reluctance, Elbert Eugene Peck

BOOK REVIEW:

The Not-So-Angelic Adventures of Toom Taggart The Angel Acronym: A Mystery Introducing Toom Taggart by Paul Edwards, Craig L. Foster

NEWS
LDS Efforts Bring Relief to Iraq, Ethiopia
Church Takes Precautions against SARS
Salt Lake City Council Approves Shaky Plan for LDS Plaza
President Hinckley Dedicates Buildings in Kirtland
Orrin Hatch's God is Love—and Sometimes Revenge
Mormon Activists Receieve National Award
Mormon Tabernacle Choir Celebrates Anniversary, Announces Tour

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