Annual membership in the John Whitmer Historical Association provides the following benefits:
- John Whitmer Historical Association Journal, published semi-annually in the Spring and Fall, containing important new articles and book reviews on the history of Community of Christ and the Restoration Movement.
- JWHA’s newsletter, with information about upcoming JWHA events and other related news.
- Discounted registration for JWHA’s annual conference.
- Full voting rights at JWHA business meetings.
- Membership e-Directory.
- Electronic edition of the John Whitmer Historical Association Journal.
Annual membership runs from January 1 to December 31.
Membership is open to anyone interested in Community of Christ history, early Mormon history, or the history of the many denominations that comprise the Latter Day Saint movement.
Have You Renewed Your Membership?
Unless otherwise noted, dues received at any time during a calendar year are for the current year only (unless a membership is current, then dues will apply to the following year).
JWHA also offers a digital only e-membership.
Please consider renewing as a sustaining, patron or lifetime member. Your extra contribution helps JWHA advance its mission by funding student scholarships and other special projects. Contributors will be recognized in print unless you “opt out” by e-mailing your request not to be recognized to jwha@jwha.info.
JWHA is a 501c3 not-for-profit organization, part of your contribution beyond regular membership may be tax deductible. Consult your tax preparer. JWHA does not give tax advice.
Membership type | Annual dues |
Individual Regular Membership | $55.00 |
Spousal membership* | $25.00 |
Individual E-membership | $35.00 |
Individual Student Membership | $20.00 |
Individual Sustaining Membership | $100.00 |
Institutional Membership | $100.00 |
Individual Patron Membership | $200.00 |
Individual Lifetime Membership | $1,250.00 |
* Spousal membership $25.00 with any paid membership; not applicable for institutional or lifetime membership. Note: for lifetime membership, please email the Executive Director at jwha@jwha.info. |
Join or renew your membership with JWHA today!
JWHA does not give tax advice, but as a 501c3 organization it is possible under certain tax codes that a donor could claim a charitable deduction. While JWHA will issue receipts, it is incumbent on the individual member (and would solely be the responsibility of the member) to consult with a tax preparer for the appropriate way to make any claim. The issuance of a receipt is ordinary practice for any 501c3 organization, and does not in itself constitute “tax advice.”