Belief / book review / Culture / Family / Gospel / Journeys
by Lavender · Published December 8, 2022 · Last modified December 7, 2022
I have always wrestled with my faith and when my husband suddenly left our fundamental religion six years ago, stumbling from Mormon to Christian to agnostic to atheist over the course of a year,...
Guest Post by Amy. Amy enjoys reading, hiking in the mountains, and learning alongside her three children and husband in Orem, Utah. My oldest child is turning 11 soon. Every year around his birthday,...
Belief / Culture / Family / feminism / Gender / women
by Lavender · Published November 10, 2022 · Last modified November 8, 2022
I sat in a ward council meeting and listened to men fret about statistics, about the percentages that represent the dwindling numbers of youth who remain in the church. “Sixty percent of missionaries come...
Family / Gender / Intersectionality / Journeys / Relationships / women
by Guest Post · Published November 8, 2022 · Last modified November 7, 2022
Guest Post by Sabra. Sabra is an avid English and Spanish speaking, world traveling, Netflix watching, body liberationist, yogi who loves haggling, listening to podcasts and contributing to news literacy. Once upon a time,...
My twin daughters turned 12 years old at the end of October. Under the previous way of doing things in the Youth program this would be their first week in the Young Women organization....
book review / Culture / Family / Intersectionality / Journeys / Relationships / women
by Spunky · Published November 2, 2022 · Last modified October 27, 2022
You know when you read a book and relate to it? You relate in a way that makes you ponder, maybe even confront your own ideas, your own memories, your own biases, all the...
Culture / Family / feminism / Gender / history / Policy / Relationships / women
by Nicole · Published October 28, 2022 · Last modified July 20, 2022
I was working my way through Saints, Volume 3 when I stumbled across this bombshell in Chapter 15: “…Armenia Lee had an interview with apostle George F. Richards and her longtime stake president, Edward...
Belief / Family / Relationships
by Miriam · Published October 22, 2022 · Last modified August 5, 2022
I often think that when my kids are grown they may choose a variety of paths for their lives – and that’s completely up to them. However, I hope that no matter what path they choose, that they can feel that love from God in their hearts.
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