Unstoppable: WHO Year of the Nurse and the Midwife
I never planned on becoming a nurse. In fact, when my father proposed nursing as a career, I flatly rejected it. *I* couldn’t go to the local community college to study nursing. Not when...
Category: Journeys
Visio Divina at Allegheny Pilgrims
“spiritual practices help me feel connected to my body and create in me a sense of groundedness through my physical senses, while other kinds of spiritual practices, like journal writing or blessing, help me find my wings by focusing my intention in ways that are both creative and reflective. And so the key to spiritual practices is that we pay attention”
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....
Guest Post: Things I Wish I Knew As A Single Latter Day Saint
By: Ramona Morris I never wanted to get married. I never wanted to get married. I NEVER WANTED TO GET MARRIED! Before joining the church just before my twenty-fourth birthday, I had always stood...
Personal Revelation and My Future Self
One of the things I love about the church is its emphasis on personal revelation. The theology of having the Holy Ghost, a member of the Godhead, as a constant companion is beautiful to...
Divinity, Service and Gratitude: WHO Year of the Nurse and Midwife
Guest post by Aislynn Aislynn is a pediatric nurse and will soon graduate as a psychiatric nurse practitioner. She loves finding glimpses of God on hikes, while baking, and in Mumford and Sons lyrics. ...
Where Two or Three are Gathered #CopingWithCOVID19
“For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” Matthew 18:20 My ward resumed sacrament meeting two Sundays ago. We’re currently meeting twice per...
The Courage to Create Peace
The courage to create peace is the willingness to hear that the community that is a comfortable place for me is not a comfortable place for my neighbor, because peace isn’t about silencing voices we do not like, it is about hearing them fully.
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