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Virtual Oases
A round-up of LDS women’s voices on the Web, and other links of interest. Today (Saturday, August 7), you can hear the Exponent II panel at Sunstone — 3:30 in the Canyon Room. Tresa Edmunds (who helps run the fabulous … Continue reading
Virtual Oases
A round-up of LDS women’s voice on the web, and other links of interest. Heather has posted ten dispatches at Mormon Mommy Wars, chronicling her time in Haiti as a humanitarian worker. Also at MMW, Melissa Mc’s answers to “I … Continue reading
Virtual Oasis
A semi-regular round-up of Mormon women’s voices on the web (and other topics of interest): Jana Riess on the Mormon themes in Twilight Speaking of Jana Riess, if you haven’t added her blog “Flunking Sainthood” to your list, do it … Continue reading
Virtual Oases
A quick round-up of Mormon women’s voices around the web (and other interesting links): A great article about the makings of a Catholic-Mormon marriage, and what it means to show respect for religion both directions. I have a vested interested … Continue reading
Virtual Oases: October 5
Our favorite YW blog has a great review of Pres. Dalton’s talk today — love the shout-out to the outdoor meeting. Let’s hope that takes. There’s also a lively discussion about it at FMH. A moving essay from the latest … Continue reading
Virtual Oases, August 10
The bittersweet history of the first all-women city council in the United States. A poetic tribute to the family garden A religion that is part Mormon, part Corpse-Bride, part delightfully precocious pre-teen. More amazing historical nuggets from Kylie: Heard of … Continue reading
Virtual Oases, August 3
Another interfaith marriage personal narrative. Oy! I’m exhausted just reading this – but I think Ana’s twin was sitting near me at church. G’bless! G: Letting the name go . . . Heidi: “This time there will be no angel … Continue reading
Virtual Oases, July 22
Kristine: What should we call each other at church? FMHLisa: Caring for the body, caring for the soul. What I’m making for dinner tomorrow night (yeah for gluten-free!) A modern-day second wife (not an FLDS story) Kathy Soper in the … Continue reading
Virtual Oases: July 1
When a woman becomes a family man — quite literally (fascinating slice of culture) Justine: Blessings. Like breathing in and out. Jana: “When bad things happen to bad people” . . . is God involved? News article on the Affirmation … Continue reading
Virtual Oases, June 24
Margaret: Dying of a broken heart From the fabulous historian Ardis: Meet the Singing Mothers Allison at Mormon Momma shares the difficulty of her first temple experience to help other sisters who are contemplating attending for the first time. Cynthia … Continue reading
