Victory is Near
This year for Christmas, my brother thoughtfully purchased for me several enormous pieces of World War II propaganda to display in my home. I believe his thinking was that my children will be more...
Category: women
Toxic Mormon Masculinity: How Patriarchy Poisons our Men and Boys
Patriarchy in Mormonism negatively impacts men and boys by afflicting them with shame, anxiety, and unrealistic expectations. I term this “Toxic Mormon Masculinity.” When I’ve written about a particular effect that our patriarchal church...
#hearLDSwomen: I Was Released From My Calling Against My Will
A few months ago, my friend asked me to sub her Gospel Doctrine class. I did, and the lesson went really well. After class, the Sunday School president cornered me and said he hadn’t...
Guest Post: She Pondered in Her Heart
By Alli C After nearly a year hiatus from scripture reading, I decided this year to give the “Come Follow Me” curriculum a try. Partly because my faith transition over the past year has...
Guest Post: Women and the Temple Changes — A Live Wrestle
By Tara T. Boyce I haven’t written on the temple changes but not because I haven’t been thinking about them. I’ve been thinking a lot. I tried writing something yesterday, but I didn’t publish...
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....
Guest Post: One Man’s Experience with the New Temple Endowment
By Bryan Much has been written about the January 2nd changes to the temple endowment to make it more equitable for women. I have thoroughly enjoyed the perspectives that have been shared on...
#hearLDSwomen: Male Converts Were Valued More Than Female Converts on My Mission
When I was on my mission, a bishopric member in the ward we served in told us, “Now, sisters, it’s great that you’re teaching women and children, but can you please focus on finding...
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