The Problem with Telling Women We Have Priesthood Power When We Obviously Don’t
Blogger Abby Maxwell Hansen writes, “Leaders insist women don’t need to ask for the priesthood because we already have it – but they have changed
Blogger Abby Maxwell Hansen writes, “Leaders insist women don’t need to ask for the priesthood because we already have it – but they have changed
The ritual work wasn’t the only thing the Levites were in charge of. They were also in charge of moving the tabernacle from place to
It’s not too late to start teaching your children the truth. If you think their faith might crumble in the face of hard truths, imagine
Blogger Abby Maxwell Hansen writes, “What were the best (of the worst) Young Women’s activities from the 1990s? Priesthood Appreciation night, book club for The
Blogger Nicole Sbitani writes, “It’s Immigrant Heritage Month! So why do so many Mormons laud their European immigrant pioneer ancestors and then bemoan modern-day immigrants?”
“Teachings that my religion was superior and also a signal of God’s favor proved harmful; these things are what constructed my walls. I now see
What did I want?…I wanted the whole of the meeting to be a space created by the Relief Society presidency…I wanted for the Relief Society
A few years ago, kneeling by my bed at night, I asked Heavenly Father if it was OK to pray to Heavenly Mother. I remember
In her Sacrament Meeting talk, blogger April Young-Bennett taught, “It’s better to believe God is good than that human church leaders are always right.”
This week’s lesson is the second half of the story of Alma and Amulek in Ammonihah. Part One is Chapters 8-12. Part Two is Chapters
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