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My Mormon Grandmother Kit G. Linjord "Another girl." Unheralded birth Beginning nothing. Wee spurts of joy. "Service." Never served. "Nothing important." Impacted years Endured day by day. Lonely. Not alone. Sweet death's release with nothing to end a life not lived. Writer and feminist, KIT LINFORD has been a political activist, dramatist, and teacher. She currently has a novel contracted to an agent and two other books in various stages of completion.
Hazardous Duty, Combat Pay: Working in the Primary Versions of the following essays were delivered at the August 1991 Sunstone Symposium, Salt Lake City, Utah. Of Primary Concern Susette Fletcher Green THE FIRST CHURCH I REMEMBER ATTENDING as a child wasn't a church at all —it was the Odd Fellows Building in the heart of rundown, downtown Wilmington, Delaware. It was a spooky (at least to me) old three-story brick structure. Every Sunday morning, three or four members of our small branch would arrive early to sweep the floor, dump the overflowing ashtrays, and set up slat-backed wooden chairs. This was twenty-five to thirty years before the consolidated church schedule; but because a number of our few members came to church from considerable distances —some even from neighboring states —we held our meetings back to back, much as we do now. I'm fairly certain the meetings lasted closer to two hours than three —I remember no agony of endless sitting. After our Sunday School opening exercises, we children, along with our leaders, threaded our way through a dark hallway and down an elevator to another floor of the building to have our meeting —I can't remember whether we called it Primary or Junior Sunday School. Though probably no more than fifteen children hurried through that hallway, we looked forward to our time together and knew that we were very loved. I lived in terror that I would somehow become lost and wouldn't have dreamed of negotiating those halls without holding tightly to my teacher's hand. I was very young and remember little of those meetings, yet what I do remember seems significant to me now. SUSETTE FLETCHER GREEN is associate editor of DIALOGUE, works for a local editing company, continues her work as Primary president, and is part of a very busy family.
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ABOUT THE ARTIST Brian T. Kershisni
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