Mormonism in Europe: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives

CONTRIBUTORS 

INTRODUCTION 

Reflections on 180 years of Mormonism in Europe – Irén E. Annus

HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES

The British Mormon Conversion Experience – David M. Morris

The Arrival of Mormonism in Nineteenth-Century Norway: A Brief Historical Retrospect – Johnnie Glad 

Mormonism and the Third Reich – Steven Carter

One-Hundred Years of Solitude: Mormonism in Italy, 1867–1964  – Eric R. Dursteler 

Gathering the European Saints to America in the Nineteenth Century  – Fred E. Woods 

Divergent Paths: Expressions of the Latter Day Saint Movement in Europe – Steven L. Shields

CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES

Mormon Europeans or European Mormons? An ”Afro-European” View on Religious Colonization – Walter E. A. van Beek

Mormon Studies in France: An Academic Tradition – Carter Charles

Inculturation of Mormonism in France Bernadette – Rigal-Cellard

MORMONISM IN EUROPE 

Identity under Construction: The Conversion Experience of Hungarian Latter-day Saints – Irén Annus and Nóra Csepregi

”The Other” in the Limelight: One Perspective on the Publicity Surrounding the New Latter-day Saint Temple in Finland – Kim B. Östman

Freedom or Servitude: Russia and the LDS Church – Kahlile B. Mehr and Matthew K. Heiss

Seeking the ”Second Harvest”: Controlling the Costs of Latter-day Saint Membership in Europe – Armand L. Mauss

BIBLIOGRAPHY AND STATISTICS

Mormonism in Europe: A Bibliographic Essay – Michael J. Hunter

Statistics for selected European countries, 1980–2015