In 2015 I went to the new Payson, Utah Temple open house on a complete whim one day. My husband was deployed to the Middle East and I was alone with three small children...
by LMA December 2019 There are two poems in “I Gave Her a Name” that I often think of. The first is called “Lost” and describes some of the precious things Heavenly Mother has...
Belief / Body / book review / feminism / Journeys
by LMA · Published April 26, 2019 · Last modified April 25, 2019
April 2019 By LMA I have written on the blog about my experience reading Rachel Hunt Steenblik’s poems for the first time. I wrote that reading her poems was like finding water in the...
Belief / Body / book review / feminism / Journeys / women
by LMA · Published April 26, 2019 · Last modified April 25, 2019
Please see the bulleted list of poems according to the four themes discussed in the Exponent book review of “I Gave Her a Name.” Theme 1: Heavenly Mother is multifaceted and complex, and embodies...
By Elizabeth Pinborough Rachel Hunt Steenblik has stepped into a great Mormon spiritual-theological gap and filled it with a gentle, yet thunderous, sound. The tiny poems of Mother’s Milk reach into the cosmos to...
I have been thinking very hard of the (just passed) World Breastfeeding Week, and what I would like to say, and I think what I would like to say is this. It’s my own...
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