I went and bought this at the hefty price of nearly $100, and it’s worth every penny. It’s a over-sized volume (9 in. x 12 in.) filled with full-page color reproductions in almost 800 pages. I highly recommend it.
The Revelations and Translations series of the Joseph Smith Papers Project presents carefully reproduced facsimiles of [...]
A new website, LDSJournal.com, launched April 2008 is a revolutionary online journaling service designed to help individuals easily keep and maintain a personal journal for posterity and family history. Entries can easily be posted, kept private, and backed up on secure servers. LDSJournal.com users will also have the option of printing out hardbound books of [...]
It is the start of a new year. Great things will take place this year, both globally and personally. What better way to start a record of the year than through blogging or journal writing.
Blogging has become more widely accepted during the past few years. Simply put it is journal writing on [...]
Last week I was browsing through the LDS bookstores, shopping for Christmas presents. I ended up going over to the Beehive Clothing/Distribution Center a few blocks away to get the exact same items for 25%-40% less than the LDS Retailer’s supposed 30% sale price. It baffles me that LDS Retailers would take advantage [...]
This article tells you the “how,” but Why Write a Journal tells you the “why.”
“The subject of keeping a journal, log, or diary goes in many different directions. There are so many psychological and therapeutic reasons and uses. But, the family history minded person has unique feelings about their personal journals and the writings of [...]
This article tells you the “why,” but Effectively Keeping a Journal tells you “how.”
Brad Wilcox, “Why Write It?,” Ensign, Sep 1999, 56
Keeping a journal helps us learn who we are.
“Why?” I overheard the woman ahead of me in sacrament meeting whisper to her husband. “If no one is going to read it, why write it?”
The [...]

