Book Review: Miracles Among the Rubble
Miracles among the Rubble is sincerely unlike any book I have ever read. Written and edited by women, the book is a lyrical collection of stories from the life of the author, Carol R....
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Dance With Me: 2020 WHO Year of the Nurse and the Midwife
Guest Post by Melody Melody’s thirty-plus year nursing practice includes clinical management, epidemiology, cardiology, nephrology, oncology, and behavioral medicine. She currently works part time at Huntsman Cancer Hospital and University of Utah Hospital as...
From the Backlist: Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg
April Young Bennett: Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been a role model for me about how to move change forward in a world that isn’t quite ready. She has always been uncompromising in expressing her...
What Mormons Can Learn From Catholics and George Pell
Guest Post by TimTam When I first saw the thousands of brilliantly coloured ribbons tied to the fence around a cathedral in Ballarat, I mistakenly thought that meant that church welcomed gay parishioners....
Dear Carrel, a Letter from Nancy Dredge
My first memory of you, Carrel, is from that funny young marrieds ward Paul and I were in when we first moved to Boston in 1969, bishoped by Richard Bushman. You seemed young and...
A Tribute to Carrel, from Laurel Ulrich
Carrel Hilton and her sister Kathy were among the first members of Cambridge 1 ward that I met when my husband and I arrived in Boston in September 1960. She was then a vibrant teen-ager,...
Dearest Carrel, a letter from Sue Booth-Forbes
Dearest Carrel, My heart is with you, and I’m praying for your comfort and peace. You are a beacon of joy and personal exploration, and I am grateful that you are in my life. ...
Dear Carrel, a Letter from Cheryl DiVito
This week, we remember Exponent II founding mother and longtime board member, Carrel Sheldon, who died after a heartbreakingly swift cancer diagnosis. When Carrel was first diagnosed, her family asked that her Exponent II...
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