When I heard about the temple changes on January 2nd, at first I thought, “This sounds too good to be true. Maybe they’re just rumors.”
by Leslie Dalton Dear Church Leaders: We get it. The Church doesn’t apologize. For whatever reason–God might seem fallible, you might seem fallible, or we
by Nona. Fifteen years ago, I became troubled about polygamy in the early church. As a faithful lifelong member, I brought my concerns to my
[Photo: Oscar Wilde, “An Ideal Husband”] By Emily Belanger When I heard about the changes to the language of temple ceremonies, I made plans to
By Sister Taylor More prominent MoFems than myself have written some initial responses to the changes in the temple endowment ceremony. There’s a prevailing theme
By Miriam Sweeney I’ve worked for the Church as a writer, researcher, and actor. Anytime my teams produced any kind of content—whether we were filming
by Charlotte Wild In June of 2009, I knelt across an alter in a Salt Lake City Temple sealing room. I was staring into the
By Caroline Crockett Brock A veiled Mormon woman is the ultimate expression of the collective female energy allowed to operate in the LDS church
by Anonymous “Beautiful golden crowns. That is the image burned into my heart when I think about temples. My young women’s leader, a woman I
by Anonymous Four and a half years ago I delved into the temple. I had been endowed for more than twelve years at that point.
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.
