podcast Content for Part 2 of 2: Concerning Utah’s statehood story, the oft heard quote comes to mind, attributed to German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck, Read More »
podcast Intro: Dr. Martha Sontag Bradley Evans (University of Utah, Dean of Undergraduate Studies) introduced her book Pedestals & Podiums: Utah Women, Religious Authority & Read More »
The guests in this Speak Your Piece episode live and work in three dispersed regions of Utah: LeeAnn Denzer in east central Utah (Ashley Valley), Read More »
Past National sup President BY BOB FOLKMAN My year as president-elect of the SUP corresponded to Dick’s year as past president. To be associated with Read More »
By Philip Wayne Ercanbrack: Third great grand-son of Benjamin Benson My name is Benjamin Benson, I was born in 1773 in Maple, Rensselaer, New York. Read More »
This video shows how to navigate the menu and features of suponline.org, and shows many of the main site features.
This video shows how subscribers can manage and edit their account settings; and how to use the Chapter group features.
This video shows how site subscribers can add their pioneer stories, historic sites, and sup Chapter Eternal entries.
This video walks sup members through the process of registering as a subscriber on SUP Online.
sup is a non-partisan society. Our goal is to live our lives so as to emulate the best traits of our faithful pioneer ancestors. President Read More »
Our prayer is that all remains well with you and your families. As covid-19 restrictions are being relaxed, remember to be even more careful as Read More »
By Anna Jean Backus The Provo Tabernacle, once known as the Provo Utah Stake Tabernacle, stood as a grand old building that made a statement Read More »
Nicholas Groesbeck Morgan, Sr., 87, former national president of the Sons of Utah pioneers and the Salt Lake City Chapter, died Nov. 17, 1971 at Read More »
Charles Comstock Clayton, 81, veteran and devoted member of the Sons of the Utah pioneers, died Feb. 14 in a Salt Lake City hospital of Read More »
