Memory
The faculty of remembrance; scriptural call to remember God's mercies and covenants.
21 documents · 7 libraries · 1985–2025
Emphasis over time
Peak: 2 documents in 2010
Documents tagged with this topic each year. Libraries cover different years (Liahona starts in 2021), so the rate compares eras more fairly than the count.
Where it lives
- BYU Speeches7 documents
- BYU Studies5 documents
- General Conference3 documents
- Liahona Articles2 documents
- Religious Educator2 documents
- Interpreter1 document
- Journal of Book of Mormon Studies1 document
Latest
Liahona Articles
Family History Is Any Activity That Connects Families Past, Present, or Future (opens in a new tab)
Apr 2025
Liahona Articles
Music & the Spoken Word at the Robert Burns Cottage (opens in a new tab)
Kenneth Jørgensen · Oct 2023
BYU Speeches
Covenant Versus Consumer Education (opens in a new tab)
Ari Berman · Jan 2023
General Conference
Spiritually Defining Memories (opens in a new tab)
Neil L. Andersen · Apr 2020
BYU Speeches
Learning from the Best Stories (opens in a new tab)
Peggy S Worthen · Jan 2020
Journal of Book of Mormon Studies
Jessica Slayton · 2018
BYU Speeches
Remember the Harbor (opens in a new tab)
Marcos Gallos · Aug 2016
Religious Educator
Keeping Memory (opens in a new tab)
James J. Hamula and J. Spencer Fluhman · 2016
Interpreter
Literacy and Orality in the Book of Mormon (opens in a new tab)
Brant A. Gardner · 2014
BYU Studies
Mossy Pools, Unkempt Paths, and Living Memory (opens in a new tab)
Patrick Moran · 2014
Earliest
BYU Speeches
Memory and You (opens in a new tab)
Carlos E. Asay · Feb 1985
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