An Evening with the Historians
Meet the historians behind two new books that explore the unique people from Community of Christ's past.
Online seating is limited ~ be sure to register to save your seat today! Click the blue button located below each of the program descriptions to register. Feel free to register for both of the evenings and enjoy the remaining winter season exploring church history with us! Information on where you can purchase the books featured in the winter series appears below.
Both online lectures begin at 7:00 p.m. (Central Time)
Online seating is limited ~ be sure to register to save your seat today! Click the blue button located below each of the program descriptions to register. Feel free to register for both of the evenings and enjoy the remaining winter season exploring church history with us! Information on where you can purchase the books featured in the winter series appears below.
Both online lectures begin at 7:00 p.m. (Central Time)
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February 16
Integrating Freemasonry into your Concept of Mormon History with Cheryl L. Bruno and Dr. Nicholas S. Literski Your concept of Mormon history depends so much upon what facts you have at your disposal and which narratives you have heard. Freemasonry has likely been on the periphery of your experience with Mormonism. Authors Cheryl and Dr. Nick will provide information, facts, stories, and legends about Freemasonry and the beginnings of Mormonism that will expand your understanding of how and why this esoteric organization became part of the Mormon restoration. Join us for the discussion on Thursday, February 16 @ 7:00 p.m. (Central Time). Click the button below for additional details. |
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February 23
The Story of Jane with Quincy D. Newell Jane Elizabeth Manning James was an early African American convert to Mormonism, joining Joseph Smith's movement in the early 1840s and sticking with it until her death in 1908. Scholar Quincy D. Newell, author of the only book-length biography of James, will tell stories about this remarkable woman's life and discuss how including her experience might change the way we think about African American history, the history of Mormon traditions, American women's history, and the history of the American West. Join us for the discussion on Thursday, February 23 @ 7:00 p.m. (Central Time). Click the button below for additional details and to save your online seat. |
Purchase Your Books Today!
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Need a book?
Both books featured in the winter book series are available for online purchase at the Red Brick Store. In addition to books exploring the latest in church history, the Red Brick Store is a one stop shop for historical reprints and gifts inspired by the 1840s Nauvoo community. It's not only a great online store, your purchases from the Red Brick Store support, preserve and maintain Community of Christ historic sites! |
Help Support and Preserve the Historic Sites
Although the winter book series discussions are free and open to the public, donations received throughout the season will go to support the ongoing preservation and maintenance of Community of Christ historic sites. Follow the link below to make an online donation. Thank you for helping preserve the past!
Although the winter book series discussions are free and open to the public, donations received throughout the season will go to support the ongoing preservation and maintenance of Community of Christ historic sites. Follow the link below to make an online donation. Thank you for helping preserve the past!