In the scriptures, sometimes the same stories are told by different authors. This serves to expand upon the record of the person or event, and it serves to emphasize the importance of the story...
I looked at the man in the Santa suit and figured this perpetuation-of-Santa jig of mine was at an end. He was one of the workers at the after school care centre that my...
I can’t remember when I first heard about Fresh Courage Take, but can remember when I first knew that I would read it. It was earlier this summer, sitting beside a Provo splash-pad with...
by Lori Davis When I introduce my family at church, the wheels start turning in people’s heads. “Only one child . . . and the daughter’s not a baby.” Most people assume that I...
Our plans for a series with the theme of birth sparked an interesting discussion among Exponent bloggers. Birth can be a difficult topic; not all women have the opportunity or desire to give birth...
After After becoming impatient at the GYN, so I went out and listened at her door After I overheard her speak of a diagnosis, and thinking, “Wow. Glad that isn’t me!” After finding out that...
Guest post by Jen Holt Jen lives in Utah with her husband and 4 children (note: with Gestational Surrogacy, the egg of the mother is donated by the IP’s, or an egg donor. Traditional...
Elder Andersen did well to acknowledge the vulnerable and privileged decision that couples have in regard to children in the last October conference. He began his talk with the reminder that when and how...
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