God-centered or Church-centered
Living in the eastern US, we do do not hear, in person, from members of the Seventy or other GAs very often. So when Lawrence Corbridge, of the Seventy, presided at our stake conference,...
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Sacred Music Sunday: I Danced in the Morning
I Danced in the Morning, also called Lord of the Dance is a hymn by Sydney Carter written in 1963. The hymn uses dance as a metaphor for the life and ministry of Jesus....
Guest Post: Why Don’t Women Help Pick the Bishop?
By Abby Maxwell Hansen My ward got a brand new bishop this month. It happens every five years, and I’d known it was coming any day. I’d recently texted the old bishop’s wife and...
#hearLDSwomen: My Bishop Asks My Husband for Permission Before Extending Me a Calling
I was not offered a calling without my husband in the room to give his consent, and then he was given callings without a chat with me. – Sherry Andersen I married when...
The Intersection of Politics and Religion in the Utah Suffrage Movement with Katherine Kitterman
In this episode of the Religious Feminism interview series, Katherine Kitterman, Historical Director for Better Days 2020, talks to us about how national concerns about religious issues in Utah Territory led to Utah women...
#hearLDSwomen: In My Ward, Women Give Just 20% of the Talks, so I Wrote to My Bishop
Over a year ago in my ward, I felt like there had been an abnormally long string of Sacrament Meetings where only men spoke. I wondered if maybe I was mistaken, so I checked...
LDS Women of Color Art Scholarship
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#hearLDSwomen: I’m Not Allowed to Speak in Sacrament Meeting Unless My Husband Speaks Too
In our old ward I went to the bishop and begged to have them find a calling for my husband. He is in law enforcement and is rarely able to go to church; compound...
Toxic Mormon Masculinity Series: Pressure to Provide
As part of our Toxic Mormon Masculinity series, we are featuring guest posts from men who share their experiences of operating within the masculinity culture unique to Mormonism. (Introductory post here.) We are happy to...
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