Book Review: The Infinite Future
Tim Wirkus’s book The Infinite Future, a novel is set in Utah, Brazil, Idaho, and outer space, may be the truest thing you read about Mormonism in 2018. At first, the book appears to...
Author: Becca
Finding Heavenly Mother in the Nativity
Growing up, the most coveted costume in our nativity box was Mary. Unlike the other ramshackle pieces—a few foil-covered cardboard crowns, some tinsel halos, a couple of old bathrobes, and half a dozen shepherd’s...
All Things Bright and Beautiful: Learning to be a Modern-day Mormon Pioneer
As the days grow colder, I find myself thinking of my ancestors. Recently my father told me the story of one of our pioneer ancestors, a Danish farmer who came to Utah to build...
Bury Your Weapons: the Mormon Case Against Gun Violence
When I was little my dad used to come home from work with blood on his shoes. At the time, he was a young medical student completing his ER rotation at a busy hospital...
Songs of a Fat Mormon Woman
i. When I was little — two, maybe three years old — my mother used to get me out of the bath and wrap me in one of her peach-colored towels. She would hang...
Can Mormon Women Be Wild Women?
My friends and I managed to scoop up the last six seats for a late showing of Wonder Woman this week. We’re not your typical action flick crowd, but after the previews played, we...
Guest Post –The Errand of Angels: A Response to Sister Dalton’s YSA Address
by Becca Lee Ogden Because my family lives in Provo, Utah, our ward shares a building with several other wards. One of these wards uses our Sunday School classroom as their Relief Society room....
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