In the vernacular of the day, President Brigham Young often referred to the men he worked closest with as his boys. This affectionate term of trust and friendship helped build relationships wholly dedicated to the kingdom of God. In Brigham s Boys, author Marlene Bateman Sullivan has compiled hours of fascinating research about 16 of Brigham s Boys, such as Jacob Hamblin, Hosea Stout, and Porter Rockwell. As you learn about these men, you will come to appreciate their love, service, and endless sacrifice in behalf of the Church.
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Brigham's Boys
In the vernacular of the day, President Brigham Young often referred to the men he worked closest with as his boys. This affectionate term of trust and friendship helped build relationships wholly dedicated to the kingdom of God. In Brigham s Boys, author Marlene Bateman Sullivan has compiled hours of fascinating research about 16 of Brigham s Boys, such as Jacob Hamblin, Hosea Stout, and Porter Rockwell. As you learn about these men, you will come to appreciate their love, service, and endless sacrifice in behalf of the Church.
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