More people ought to know about a valuable series of studies in Church history coming out of the BYU Department of Church History and Doctrine. Each year, BYU religion faculty members have concentrated their attention on a selected region important to Latter-day Saints. The results are informatively documented, comfortably written and well indexed, and they tell some good stories. Ohio. These eight discussions relive the move in 1831 from New York to Ohio, revelations and mobbings in Hiram, hymns and publications of W. W. Phelps, the Kirtland Hebrew School, the coming forth of the Doctrine and Covenants, the Kirtland Temple, mummies, papyri, and the exodus from Kirtland in 1837. Here are birth pains, growing pains, but also window panes.