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An Insider's View of Mormon Origins is a 2002 book about the origins of Mormonism by Grant H. Palmer, a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) who was a Church Educational System instructor and Institute director with a master's degree in history.
Palmer stated in a Mormon Stories interview in 2012 that due to the publication of a two and half page article in 2010, "Religious feeling and truth", for an obscure Baptist journal in Kansas City, a second disciplinary council was scheduled but Palmer handed in his resignation before the hearing was held. Several reasons led to his decision ...
Grant Palmer may refer to: Grant H. Palmer (1940–2017), American educator; Grant Palmer (bus operator), a British company; Grant Palmer (racing driver) (born 2001 ...
A bus operated by Grant Palmer. Grant Palmer is a family-owned bus operator. [1]Grant Palmer was established in 1999. From small beginnings, the business has grown to run a fleet of 35 buses on a network of local bus services and bespoke contracts, serving the communities of Bedfordshire, all run from a modern depot in Flitwick.
Beginning with the October 26, 1986, timetable, Amtrak split up the Capitol Limited and Broadway Limited. The Capitol Limited continued to operate over the same route, regained a full diner east of Pittsburgh (which it had lost in 1984), received new train numbers (29 and 30, which had been assigned to the defunct National Limited ), and a ...
In true Bachelor fashion, the preview teases that Grant’s journey to find love could be one Jesse Palmer Tells Grant His Final 2 Are on ‘Standby’ in 1st Look at New Season of ‘The Bachelor ...
The following destination information is taken from the Presidential Airways system timetable dated July 3, 1986. [5] Presidential was still operating as an independent air carrier at this time and was thus not yet providing codeshare flight services for Continental Airlines, Pan Am [6] or United Airlines.
Lynx was founded by Stephen Challis and Andrew Warnes in 2013. The pair (along with Julian Patterson) had previously established Konectbus in 1999 before selling it to the Go-Ahead Group in March 2010.