Learn what it’s really like to serve as a special witness of Christ. This authoritative volume reveals the real men behind the modern apostolic mantle, focusing on fifteen deceased Apostles and sharing some of their personal trials, weaknesses, and challenges. More important, you’ll learn about the remarkable spiritual experiences that allowed each one to personally testify of the Savior.
Dennis B. Horne was born in Salt Lake City, Utah grew up in Bountiful, Utah. He served in the Missouri Independence Mission and then attended both Brigham Young and Weber State Universities, earning a bachelor’s degree in communications. While finishing his degree, he met and married the late Celia Rae (Benson) Horne. They had two daughters together before Celia passed away. He later met and married Karin Chelsey Nelson, with whom he has one daughter. Dennis worked for a number of years in television broadcasting and then accepted a position with the Materials Management Department of the LDS Church, where he works as a technical writer. He has lived in several location in Davis County, Utah, and now resides in Woods Cross, Utah.
Dennis is the author of several doctrinally and historically oriented books, including Bruce R. McConkie: Highlights from His Life and Teachings; Called of God by Prophecy; An Apostles Record: The Journals of Abraham H. Cannon; Determining Doctrine; and Faith to Heal and Be Healed,
Dennis B. Horne. Â Springville, Utah: Cedar Fort, Inc. Â Hardbound, 6×9″, 608 pages.
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Examine the life of a pivotal prophet through the eyes of those who knew him best. This one-of-a-kind biography of President Lorenzo Snow includes extensive text written by Orson F. Whitney in 1889, for a contemporary perspective you won’t find anywhere else. Fascinating and informative, this well-researched volume is the definitive work on the prophet who brought our church into the twentieth century.
Dennis B. Horne. Â Salt Lake City, Utah: Â Eborn Books. Â Second Edition, hardcover with dust jacket; limited to 1,000 copies; second edition enlarged with epilogue. Contains new material not found in the first edition.
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Dennis B. Horne. Â Salt Lake City, Utah: Â Eborn Books, 2005. Â Hardbound, 6×9″, 420 pages.Â
“Determining Doctrine: A Reference Guide for Evaluating Doctrinal Truth is a remarkable compilation of statements and quotations from Church leaders and scholars dealing with doctrinal evaluation. Drawing from a wide range of interesting and authoritative sources, this work provides explanation and comment on the full scope of subjects and issues relating to the determination of true doctrine for Latter-day Saints. These include selected materials examining the following as they affect doctrine: The Scriptures or standard works; Prophets and apostles, the living oracles; Church Correlation; Gospel Knowledge; Scientific theories; Doctrinally oriented books; False doctrine and apostasy. Also scattered throughout this reference guide are many previously unpublished and little-known excerpts selected from the correspondence of a number of Church leaders and scholars, including Harold B. Lee, Joseph Fielding Smith, Bruce R. McConkie, and Hugh Nibley.” If you’re a collector of Mormon books you’ll enjoy chapter one: “Church Books.”
