by DesertProse I joined a multi-faith webinar service for Easter. All were encouraged to bring their own emblems of communion to conclude the meeting. After many shared reflections on the Savior and the hope...
Family / feminism / Gender / Gospel / Journeys / women
by ElleK · Published April 21, 2020 · Last modified April 20, 2020
The church released directions last week for how to administer the sacrament at home. They specify that a worthy priesthood holder must break the bread, say the prayers, and pass the emblems in person....
Body / Family / feminism / Gender / women
by Guest Post · Published April 7, 2020 · Last modified April 5, 2020
by TMarie On Mother’s Day last year I found myself pregnant with my second child (a girl), dealing with an intense fear that she would be born early. My pregnancy was considered high risk...
Gender / Gospel / Policy / women
by Guest Post · Published April 6, 2020 · Last modified April 7, 2020
by Anonymous It is only great upheaval that truly destabilizes the structures of power and allows that which was held by the few to be claimed instead by the many. The act of taking,...
Family / Gender / Gospel / Intersectionality / women
by Guest Post · Published March 30, 2020 · Last modified March 29, 2020
by Brooke Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee… (Jeremiah 1:5). For I know the thoughts I think toward...
By Kristin Lowe February 4, 1980. The credits began to roll on the Phil Donahue show. Director. Executive Producer. Senior Producer. Superimposed titles and names washed over General Relief Society President, Barbara Smith. She...
Belief / Culture / feminism / Gender / Journeys / Policy / Priesthood / women
by Guest Post · Published March 18, 2020 · Last modified March 17, 2020
Name Withheld A year and a half ago, my husband and I were called in to meet with our bishop. I had been released from my calling a few months before and was excited...
Body / Gender / Poetry / women
by Guest Post · Published March 16, 2020 · Last modified March 15, 2020
By Corey Clawson Growing up just outside of Logan on through my studies at Utah State University, I regularly crossed paths with May Swenson’s ghost: the poem “Two Part Pear-Able” hanging over the drinking...
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