Exponent II Classics: The Interview
The Interview Judy H. Wright Missoula, Montana Volume 17, Number 4 (1993) The interview I remember most vividly was not one about a Church calling but one for an account executive position with a...
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Something Extraordinary: The New RS Exhibit at the Museum of Church History & Art
A few weeks ago I was in Utah to attend my sister Louise’s wedding. After she gallivanted off on her honeymoon (how dare she!), I was left to entertain her new in-laws. Since her...
Upon One Strength, Another is Built
In 1989 I joined the church sorority, Lambda Delta Sigma. Dressed in white at the Initiation Ceremony—a ritual that incorporated some temple-like symbolism–I pledged to uphold the ideals of Spirituality, Sisterhood, Scholarship, Service, and...
The Feminization of Migration: What Does It Mean For the LDS Church?
Over the past decade, migration researchers have noted that the percentage of undocumented immigrants who are women is on the rise. Whereas a generation ago men accounted for a super-majority of immigrants, women may...
Chieko Okazaki’s "Healing from Sexual Abuse"
Just after posting the “Law of Chastity” lesson, I thought about the landmark speech by Chieko Okazaki “Healing from Sexual Abuse.” One of my concerns when I attend lessons on chastity is that the...
Exponent Classics: Rose-Colored Glasses
Rose-Colored Glasses Name Withheld Volume 13, Number 2 (1987) There couldn’t have been a more model Mormon family than ours. I was serving as the stake Relief Society president; my husband was a former...
Exponent Classics: Pioneer Day
Exponent II Classics: Pioneer DayJuly 15, 1883Vol. IV, No. 4 (Summer 1978) The 24th of July is fraught with memories that are very dear to the hearts of this people. The anniversary of the...
Guest Post: Not all men loved polygamy
Thank you, Michelle, for writing this thought-provoking post.Michelle writes:4 Zinas, by Martha Sonntag Bradley and Mary Brown Firmage Woodward, is a matrilineal family biography that chronicles the lives of four generations of Mormon women,...
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