My Story It was the last day of March this year. My family and I had been in lockdown for the better half of a month, the beginning of which had been self-imposed. Masks...
Family / feminism / Journeys / women
by Wendy · Published July 29, 2019 · Last modified July 30, 2019
[“Resting in the Purple Snow Jacaranda-2” by John, Flickr] I am the primary caregiver of two young daughters, ages five and seven. My time with them is the best of times, and the...
This is the final installment of a three-part series about how to navigate difficult conversations. Part I discussed how to identify whether someone is safe before determining if, or how, to have a difficult...
[Photo by Hristo Fidanov on Pexels] This is the second of a three-part series about how to navigate difficult conversations. Part I discussed how to identify whether someone is safe before determining if...
This is the first of a three-part series about how to navigate difficult conversations. Part I will consist of how to identify whether someone is safe before determining if or how to have a...
[Photo by Bruce Mars on Pexels.] Access President Oscarson’s April 2018 General Conference talk here. Write this quote from the talk on the board (if available) and ask for a volunteer to read it...
Angela Clayton, LDS blogger at Wheats & Tares, was recently interviewed by Doug Fabrizio of KUER on a panel that included Natasha Helfer Parker and Lindsey Hansen Park on the topic of “Authority, Abuse,...
[Image by Jochen Spalding on Flickr] No matter how the LDS church adjusts “worthiness interviews,” I just can’t get behind them from a professional, moral, or spiritual standpoint. As a psychotherapist, I’m of...
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