To Be a Witness
By: Risa Easter has always been my favorite religious holiday. I relish the messages of re-birth, renewal, and hope that Easter brings. I love the reminder that my redeemer lives. “What comfort this sweet...
Category: Journeys
When Depression Returns…
On Monday this week, I began ketamine treatments for treatment-resistant depression. I had heard I would get relief much more quickly than with traditional SSRI’s, so I was hopeful. I wrote this yesterday, feeling...
Toxic Mormon Masculinity Series: Pressure to Provide
As part of our Toxic Mormon Masculinity series, we are featuring guest posts from men who share their experiences of operating within the masculinity culture unique to Mormonism. (Introductory post here.) We are happy to...
Guest Post: God’s Song Sings Within Me
By Louise My relationship with God is ever evolving. I allow it to grow and change and become whatever it is supposed to become. I relate to God through the earth, through tactile experiences...
Guest Post: A Boat Story
By Laurel I find that I am in the middle of the ocean without a boat and I am exhausted from swimming for days, not to mention in dire need of food and drink....
You Can Leave the Church, but They Won’t Leave You Alone
The church promised me that I would be happy if I was living according to the Gospel, but I wasn’t. It didn’t work for me the way it did for so many around me. There...
To the parts of myself that feel complex things about the temple changes.
By LMA January 2019 Many have already written so powerfully and eloquently about their experiences of the new changes to the ordinances of the temple. I would like to share a bit about...
Guest Post: A Single Step
by Marie I think we’ve all heard the proverb—A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. As an avid hiker, it’s one of my favorites. As a human stumbling my way...
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