Practice, Teaching, Community
Have you ever received excellent advice that rang true immediately and stayed with you for years? In this post I share two examples of good advice I received, once 20 years ago and...
Category: Belief
Guest Post: My Relief Society’s Anti-Racism Discussion
By Nicole Sbitani The Relief Society mission statement declares that sisters in Zion “work in unity to help those in need.” The past few months have reminded me that there is much work for...
Sacred Music Sunday: When I Survey the Wondrous Cross
Isaac Watts sure knew how to write a hymn. So many of my favorite hymns were written by him. One that I really love that I wish were in our hymnal is When I...
The Parable of the Sower
Easy gestures that point to peace and justice are not what God is calling us to, but real transformation where we understand new things about ourselves and our communities, making new kinds of choices.
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,...
This Amicus Brief is No Friend of Mine
By Christina Taber-Kewene Paying tithing has always been important to me. As Jesus teaches us, Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through...
Guest Post: Embracing a Broken History
by Kajsa Berlin-Kaufusi As we look at our recent history (and by recent I mean within the last 25 years or so), we see the words of President Nelson well illustrated when he said,...
Guest Post: My Apology for My Complicity
by Monika Crowfoot First of all, I want to apologize. I want to apologize for my complicity and support of a religious institution that was inherently racist, oppressive, and prejudiced. And to do my...
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