385: Fiona Givens

Mormon Stories Podcast

Dr. John Dehlin

Religion & Spirituality

4.5 • 5.7K Ratings

🗓️ 21 November 2012

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

Fiona Givens (MA European History, University of Richmond) recently retired from directing the French Language program at Patrick Henry High School in Ashland, Virginia. Besides education, she has worked in translation services, as a lobbyist, and as communications director of a nonprofit. A longtime collaborator in Terryl Givens' previous books, The God Who Weeps is her first co-authorship.

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0:28.6	Hello and welcome to another edition of Mormon Stories Podcast. I am your host, John DeLitt,
0:34.4	and today I'm very excited to have with me Fiona Gibbons and Terrell Gibbons. You all will
0:42.6	know Terrell from a multi-part interview that I did a year or two ago. I'm a little bit fuzzy on
0:50.7	the exact date of that, but it was a while ago. It's been one of definitely one of the most
0:56.2	popular and probably important interviews that we've done on Mormon Stories. Terrell, of course,
1:02.9	is a noted scholar and a really shining light for many sort of 21st century thinking and feeling
1:16.4	Mormons. So Terrell, welcome back to Mormon Stories. Thank you. Good to be here again, John.
1:21.1	And with Terrell is his wife Fiona Gibbons.

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