
Book Review: Born to Change the World
I am not sure where I first heard of Brad Wilcox. I confess that reading about him in his book profiles left me uninterested in
Exponent II Blog is a feminist forum for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum.
I am not sure where I first heard of Brad Wilcox. I confess that reading about him in his book profiles left me uninterested in
Guest post by Victoria Hutchings, President of the Bay Area Chapter of Affirmation Issac’s trans blessing was in good hands with my friend Kimberly leading,
A couple of years ago, I wrote about the women’s blessing I and a few of my ward sisters did for my oldest’s baptism, right
Please see the bulleted list of poems below that correspond to the four themes discussed in the Exponent Book Review for Shades of Becoming: Poems
July 2019 By LMA The compilation of poems in “Shades of Becoming: Poems of Faith Transition” edited by Nancy Ross and Kristen R. Shill is
About 10 years ago, a therapist told me meditation might be helpful for my depression. I have tried it off and on during graduate school,
[“Resting in the Purple Snow Jacaranda-2” by John, Flickr] I am the primary caregiver of two young daughters, ages five and seven. My time
When I was in college, I would often take time to go into the gardens behind the chapel. There was a statue of Jesus with
Since before I was born, my life has been structured by a blueprint I was later taught both implicitly and explicitly. My mother was 19,
Recently I attended church in central America. Several sisters came to welcome me, an obvious visitor, with “buenos dias” and an embrace with a kiss
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