Gratitude for Good Stewards
Margaret Olsen Hemming was the first friend I made when we moved to Baltimore 12 and a half years ago. We attended the same wonderful ward and discovered a shared love of Baltimore quirkiness,...
Author: Aimee
Guest Post: “For the Weak and Weakest of All Saints”–The Word of Wisdom in the Time of COVID-19
by Aimee Hickman While most members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints practice the Word of Wisdom as a law of health which offers “temporal and spiritual blessings” to the body,...
Illuminating Ladies: A Coloring Book of Mormon Women
In honor of the 175th anniversary of the founding of the Relief Society, Exponent II is thrilled to release a coloring book celebrating the lives of Mormon women from the Restoration to the modern...
10 Years of Exponent: The Gift of Trust and the Birth of the Exponent Blog
Guest post by Aimee Evans Hickman When the Exponent II board was considering adding a weblog (yes that’s what we called it back in the olden days of 2005) to its arsenal of...
Guest Post: The Future of Mormon Feminism
by Aimee Hickman This past Saturday night, I was delighted to speak alongside one of my idols, Claudia Bushman, at the Exponent II 40th Anniversary Speakers Series outside of Washington, DC. I was asked...
Guest Post: Carnival Rides and Mormon Feminism
By Aimee Hickman The beautiful cover artwork for this quarter’s issue of Exponent II speaks directly to my own emotional state on the eve of what may be an historic General Conference for the...
Exponent II Call for Submissions: Summer 2013 Temple Issue
Call For Submissions: Women Reflect on Temple Worship Summer 2013 As members of the LDS Church we are taught that receiving temple ordinances and doing temple work is an essential expression of our faith....
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