page_title: Jay A. Parry
section_title: Teaching
hierarchical_section_title: Jay A. Parry / Teaching
caption_attribution_description: English: Author Jay A. Parry talking to attendants of BYU's Education Week, 1999.
context_page_description: Jay Atwell Parry is an American author. He writes in several genres, but is primarily known for his LDS nonfiction and his books about George Washington.
context_section_description: Parry has been an active participant in the Brigham Young University's Education Week every year since 1999. Education Week is an annual event of adult continuing education where hundreds of classes and workshops are held on the BYU campus.  Parry teaches up to three series of classes a year (each series consisting of four different classes), focusing on topics that involve better understanding of the LDS Church's teachings. He has also taught several classes in conjunction with his brother, Donald W. Parry, referencing the books they have authored together. Two of his presentations were taped and are shown periodically on BYU-TV.
  Topics have included:
  Death and the Resurrection: Gifts from a Loving Father
  The Book of Revelation: A Vision for Our Day
  Isaiah's Glorious Message for Our Day
  The Legacy of Eve: Women of Faith from Many Generations
  The Mortal Messiah: Love, Power, and Sacrifice
  Receiving the Marvelous Grace of God: Precious Gifts for Daily Living
  Symbols and Shadows: Unlocking a Deeper Understanding of the Atonement
  "A Chosen Land of the Lord": The Miracle of America
caption: Parry (far right) and brother Donald (background) speak with students at Education Week, 1999.
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