Jim Faulconer has agreed to come on board as a permanent blogger. Unfortunately, because Jim has real job he will only be posting a couple of times a week.
LDS Newsroom
- Concern Over Changes to Home Storage Centers Unnecessary June 17, 2013
- Social Media Gives New Twist to Tabernacle Choir’s 2013 Tour June 17, 2013
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- Father's Day Video: Remember What It Takes to Be a Good Father June 12, 2013
- Church Providing Relief After Most Recent Oklahoma Tornadoes June 6, 2013
- VIDEO: Moore, Oklahoma, Woman Leaves For Mormon Mission in Wake of Tornado June 6, 2013
- Mormons Around the World: Country Newsroom Websites | 5 June June 5, 2013
- Mormon Tabernacle Choir to Donate Wisconsin Historical Marker June 5, 2013
- "On Faith" Column: Scouts Policy Should Be Seen for What It Is: A Reaffirmation of Core Values May 31, 2013
- Mormonism in the News: Getting It Right | 30 May 2013 May 30, 2013
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Welcome aboard, Jim! You do realize that you are the sole blog representative residing in the state of Utah?
Nate-Arkansas (recently Massachusetts)
Matt-Maryland
Adam-Indiana
Kaimi-New York
Greg-California (recently New York)
Gordon-Wisconsin
Russell-Arkansas
and finally a Utahn! I guess it was inevitable :).
Arkansas looks overrepresented.
Adom wrote:
Arkansas looks overrepresented.
I write:
Dang! I guess that means we can’t invite Bill Clinton on as a guest blogger.
Then New York would be overrepresented.
On other hand, I’m curious as to how many of us grew up in the Idaho-Utah-Arizona corridor. I know Nate, Kaimi and I did. What about the others? Is there a Mormon diaspora going on?
I grew up in Nova Scotia. Way back east. (Further east than New York!) Now I live in Utah. So I guess you all left to balance my arrival! ;-)
I’m from Washington State (Spokane, specifically). Melissa was born in California, then raised (mostly) in Michigan. Our children are Southerners.
Born in Missouri, I grew up in Germany, Japan, Arkansas, Texas, and Korea. I arrived in Utah for the first time (except for an earlier two-day stay as a tourist) in 1965 when I came to BYU for my first year. Arriving from Korea, where I had known only a few other LDS my age, I was knocked down by a wave of culture shock. I’m not sure that I’m over it yet.
By the way, my neighbors would die of laughter if they heard someone say that I have a real job. Come to think of it, so would my wife and my children. My grandchildren wouldn’t because they don’t know or care what job I have.