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In October of 1999, my sister (who also happened to be my roommate) adopted a five-year-old girl from a Bulgarian orphanage. Adopting an older child
I admit that my family doesn’t have many Christmas traditions. My parents are both immigrants and converts to the church. And while I know that
On the history of the Primary: Founded by women — for boys Carina on the practical challenges of forgiveness Vada on her son’s autism Emma
One Czech Christmas Wanda West Badger Beacon Heights, Utah Vol. 25, No. 1 (Fall 2001) It was Friday, December 21, 1990, the shortest day of
Brooke — even in her horizontal state — keeps putting up brilliant writing prompts. Like this and this and this and this I’ll be stealing
Due to a combination of lack of time and my own feelings regarding missionary work, this lesson is getting posted pretty late. My apologies… My
Last year, Mike said something to me about Church leadership that I found radical. This was a surprise since Mike isn’t a radical kind of
BiV: Two Truths I Wish I Could Live By The Wiz: When a diagnosis shifts our view of perfection A new course on Mormonism at
I wrote the following letter to a young friend recently. He was interested in learning more about my prosthetic leg. =========== Dear [Young Friend]: I
In the early days of my adult spiritual rebirth, I remember being quite stunned when I read Richard D. Poll’s address titled What the Church
Exponent II provides feminist forums for women and gender minorities across the Mormon spectrum to share their diverse life experiences in an atmosphere of trust and acceptance. through these exchanges, we strive to create a community to better understand and support each other.
