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I tried to just take excerpts from this piece, but really, it’s so good that you should go to our website to read the whole
Mogget: Another look at the “adulterous woman” This LDS woman is a rising star in YA literature (some of my students are big fans) —
I wish I’d have said it first, but I didn’t. There we were, having an earnest discussion on obedience. And then the wise one startled
Nothing too weighty here. A little literary jello, a taste of the chiffon pie of poetry. Enjoy! Then go take a nap. Turkey People in
A poem for Thanksgiving. Every Tree Every tree, every growing thing as itgrows, says this truth: You harvest what you sow. With life as short
An article and a blog-post on Carol Lynn Pearson’s new play: Facing East Kiskilili asks “Where do Mormon Feminists come from?” and elicits some revealing
One of my favorite things about Thanksgiving is that I get to make this recipe. When I tell people about it, they often say, “Well,
For the first year or two of my marriage, I dutifully knelt down with Mike and did couple prayer with him. Eventually it became unendurable
Cheryl (aka “Bored in Vernal) recently sent us this inquiry. The other day I had a rude comment on my blog by an anonymous poster.
For a change of pace, I thought I’d put a fiction piece from 1991. Margaret YoungProvo, UtahVol. 16, No. 3 (1991) A Latin couple poses
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