by Deborah · Published February 20, 2006 · Last modified November 11, 2010
We enthusiastically (yippee!) welcome Linda Hoffman Kimball to our blogging ranks. She is a long-time Exponent II columnist, a columnist for beliefnet.com and author/editor of several books, including “Saints Well Seasoned: Musings on How...
I have a hard time understanding the chaos spinning because of the Muslim cartoons. Perhaps that’s because the First Amendment protects every insensitive US crackpot’s freedom to say whatever. I also live just blocks...
A weekly round-up of LDS women’s voices. Julie’s master’s thesis: The anointing of Jesus by the unnamed woman in Bethany. Can we get her on the curriculum writing committee, please? FMHLisa: Every day moral...
In the space of just a few days I went from being a full-time student & paycheck-earner to a full-time Mom. It was not an easy transition. But what helped me most during this...
The main body of this material comes from an OI Institute discussion I led on Jesus and Miracles (New Testament) earlier this year. The healing of the crippled woman is one of my favorite...
Dear President Parkin, I love the rich history of Relief Society and am inspired by accounts of its previous powerful presidents. Emma Smith, Eliza Snow, Emmeline Wells. These were strong, outspoken women who were...
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by Deborah · Published February 13, 2006 · Last modified January 21, 2016
I love my name. It’s no pseudonym. Deborah. Devorah. Queen Bee. Just dare to call me Debbie as a child and my father would swiftly correct the error. The Hebrew Bible was his standard...
Worth A Look: I really wish I had been in the audience for this Stake Conference talk (scroll down and click on “This talk”) Memoirs of an LDS Policewoman Another reason why feminism is...
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