Women Should Be Bishops
I think that women (not just men) should be called as LDS bishops. In fact, I think women should be bishops more often than men. When people argue about whether or not women should...
Tagged: priesthood
Do Our Callings Define Us?
“Our callings don’t define us.” This quote from a sincere LDS Stake President keeps running through my brain. I have no doubt that he believes this claim and that he genuinely appreciates the people...
Guest Post: Mormon Fundamentalist Women Know Heavenly Mother
Guest Post by Cristina Rosetti, an Assistant Professor of Humanities at Dixie State University. Her research focuses on the history and lived experience of Mormon fundamentalists in the Intermountain West. From the time I...
Guest Post: The Weird Stuff
Guest post by Kaitlyn, a former Marine Corps intelligence officer, and a current SFF writer, with several published short stories. She moves around the world with her spouse and four children. You can find...
When Did You Realize How Low the Bar Is?
Was there one moment when you realized how low the bar is for men in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? For me, there were a number of such moments – snapshots...
President Oaks, The Women’s Session Did Not Address Women’s Concerns
One of the most painful parts of having concerns about women’s issues in the Church is that they are rarely, if ever, acknowledged by anyone on a general or a local level. Pretending that...
The Limits of Women’s “Influence”
This is not yet another post about the infamous racist, sexist screed that Brad Wilcox gave to youth of the Alpine Stake last month. But I am going to start with his words, and...
Guest Post: Lighthearted Is Still Light: #ReconstructingFaith With Humor
Guest post by Eleanor Adams. Eleanor is a freelance writer, reluctant yogi, part-time van dweller, and much funnier in real life. Find her on her website, eleanorad.com. Late last year, at the breaking point...
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