William Clayton's Journal is a significant historical document that provides a firsthand account of the early days of the Latter-day Saint movement. As a close associate of Joseph Smith, Clayton meticulously recorded events, personal experiences, and revelations that shaped the community during its formative years. His writings offer insights into the challenges faced by the early Mormons, including their migration, religious practices, and the establishment of settlements. The journal ser...

What actually happens to the highly trained, physically perfect human body during its first 48 hours in the weightlessness of orbit? Before astronauts can marvel at the cosmos, the vast majority must endure the debilitating, agonizing reality of Space Adaptation Syndrome (SAS), often referred to simply as "space sickness." Without gravity anchoring the body's internal systems, two catastrophic biological glitches occur immediately. First, the vestibular system in the inner ear, which relie...

Martin Luther est un homme à connaître. Non seulement l’Église, mais le monde entier a une dette de reconnaissance envers Dieu pour avoir suscité Martin Luther en Allemagne il y a cinq cents ans. Cet opuscule est une invitation à faire meilleure connaissance avec ce géant de la Chrétienté. Son cheminement pénible vers la lumière biblique et sa découverte de l’Évangile de la grâce qui a bouleversé sa vie sont tout aussi pertinents pour les chrétiens d’aujourd’hui. L’auteur fait ressortir de...

William Clayton's Journal, A Daily Record of the Journey of these Original Company of “Mormon” Pioneers from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Valley of the Great Salt Lake, is an early look into the early Church of Latter Day Saints. Clayton was a Church leader, and served as a scribe to Joseph Smith.

Originally written in his personal journal, this chronicle of early Mormon leader and pioneer William Clayton tracks many of the events of the trek west. This includes many of the interactions between pioneers, the terrain that they encountered, and many of the hardships and difficulties that they went through.

La théologie n'est pas forcément rébarbative, ennuyeuse ou déconnectée de la vie de tous les jours.La personne en recherche découvrira l’essentiel des croyances évangéliques grâce à des chapitres clairs et concis. Le croyant creusera les fondements de sa foi. Des versets à mémoriser accompagnent chaque sujet abordé, ainsi que des questions pour le mettre en pratique. L’enseignant ou le responsable de groupes de jeunes trouveront un canevas pour des études bibliques suivies. Pour af...

A daily record of the journey of the company of pioneers from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Valley of the Great Salt Lake as recorded by William Clayton in his personal journal.

In "The Sunny South: An Autumn in Spain and Majorca," John William Clayton invites readers on a captivating journey through the evocative landscapes and rich histories of Spain and Majorca during the autumnal season. The book deftly combines travel writing with personal reflection, employing a lyrical style that captures the vibrancy of the regions while invoking the nostalgia of a bygone era. With keen observations and vivid imagery, Clayton immerses readers in the cultural tapestries and...

In "The Sunny South: An Autumn in Spain and Majorca," John William Clayton offers a vivid and engaging account of his travels through the picturesque landscapes of southern Spain and the idyllic island of Majorca. Clayton's literary style is characterized by lush descriptive prose and a keen eye for detail, seamlessly blending travelogue with reflections on culture, history, and personal experience. The book stands as both a historical document of European travel in the late 19th century a...

Dr. William Clayton Petty believes anesthesia is a gift from God to mankind, and for many years it was his privilege, his living, and his blessing. In Vietnam Doc, he shares his unique experience as the chief of anesthesia at a very busy military hospital during the Vietnam War.Petty received his orders in 1969 and reported to the 24th Evacuation Hospital, a hospital with a phenomenal record for trauma care that recorded low mortality rates of two to three percent. He tells how the...

Joining the Church in 1838 catapulted William Clayton into new activities and associations, took him from England to the United States, and offered him soul-satisfying spiritual experiences.As Joseph Smith’s friend and scribe, Clayton kept extensive journals and was the one who recorded the revelation on plural marriage. He also wrote the first history of the Nauvoo Temple.As a pioneer, Clayton wrote the words to the hymn “Come, Come Ye Saints,” and compiled the Latter-day ...

This book deals with the multiple problem of education in the public schools as it relates to moral and spiritual values. The author cuts a wide swath through the tangled underbrush of church and state, religion and education, sacred and secular, spiritual and materialistic, "body and soul," and lets in a lot of light. To these problems the author brings a lifetime of courageous reflection and experience. To them he also brings, as case studies, the actual experiences of actual children an...