All books using the keywords: Kenneth Petersen

Changing Climate and the Gospel in North America is a personal view on the role that climate played in the early history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons).

Ken Petersen, Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Geography Department of the University of Utah, in "Climate Change - Science and Sensibilities" provides a clear and simple description of the science (and lack there of) behind the current concern about greenhouse warming.

In "The Mormon Landscape", author, Kenneth Lee Petersen, uses the book by Richard V. Francaviglia with the same name, as a spring board for his work. Francaviglia suggests a list of 10 characteristics that are peculiar to small Mormon towns in southern Utah. Petersen adds one more characteristic to the list and then provides photographs for each.

"The David O Petersen and Norma Iona Edwards Families" contains the November 2014 compilation of families and pictures prepared by Marsha Wardell Petersen. Her brother-in-law, Kenneth Lee Petersen, scanned the photo book pages and uploaded them to TheBookPatch.

This is a photo-diary of our LDS Senior Mission to the Texas McAllen Mission documenting the year we spent on Texas' coastal plain. We were stationed in Corpus Christi and taught Institute classes while we were assigned to an LDS Student Branch in the Corpus Christi Stake.

"The Life of Kenneth Lee Petersen in Pictures" outlines my life story from my birth in Novmember 1945 until I entered the L.D.S. Mission Training Center as a senior LDS missionary with my wife, Margaret, in September 2012. We were assigned to the Texas McAllen Mission as Church Education Specialists. My father, David O Petersen, did not write his life story so I have folded some of his story into this history.