Prayer for Grief from Sin
I am overwhelmed by the injustices of this week. The trial of Derek Chauvin is coming to an end and it is unclear if there will be justice for the murder of George Floyd....
Category: Belief
Book Review: Sealed by Katie Langston
When I was a kid growing up in Maine, I used to take church very seriously. It seemed like everyone around me wanted me to take church seriously, but with the frustrated expectation that...
4th Wave Feminism and “Being Like Mother Eve”
Guest Post by Kajsa Berlin-Kaufusi. Kajsa is a bibliophile who previously worked for five years as faculty with BYU’s Ancient Scripture department, as well as three years with the University of Utah’s Global Learning...
Rebirth is a Process
I grew up in the desert. The February I was in second grade it rained. It rained four inches (a whole year’s worth of water) in one month. Plants greened and blossomed in this...
My Body—A Sacred Conduit for Revelation
Guest Post by Kelly. Kelly is wife, mom of two teenage daughters, and is currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. The body is quite a gift! When experiencing good health,...
Guest Post: At Night I Marry the Bed
Guest post by Jessica Knight Jessica Knight is a writer and performer based in Melbourne. In 2018, she was the recipient of a Creative Victoria grant to create a show entitled Mormon Girl based around...
Church In The Age Of Covid: Defining What Makes a Good Latter-Day Saint
If we fall into the trap of competition, contention and comparison, we need to recognize that this has nothing to do with being a good Latter Day Saint. The most important lesson learned is that “Overcompensation is not of the Spirit”. It comes from our own innate need to be seen, recognized and validated.
Leave Converts Our Agency
Guest post by Nicole Sbitani. Nicole is an adult convert, a non-Black woman of color, and a professional diplomat. She blogs at nandm.sbitani.com and writes microfiction. @nsbitani on Twitter. The content of this post...
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