
The 5 Stages of Religious Awakening: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Write a book.
We each have to come to terms with our religious history and most especially, polygamy.
We each have to come to terms with our religious history and most especially, polygamy.
My temple wedding happened twenty two years ago between fall and winter semesters at BYU. Back then I pretended (mostly to myself) that the temple
How do you even start making sense of the American election last week? You don’t. Blogger Heidi Toth, struggling to finds words and ways to
Mr. Reed is a horrible person and a psychopath. It’s cruel how he antagonizes the missionaries about their faith. Most of what he shares in
One thing we have in common is the desire to be understood and find belonging. In a recent comment on this blog, a woman named
Main image: author Laura Parry on her mission in the Sure, Uruguay West mission, May 2005 – December 2006. Two sister missionaries walked home quickly
The Temple and Priesthood ban was in place up until 6 years before I was born. It was rescinded. But the effects continued on.
I thought my church taught things like, “Don’t assault women” or “Don’t be racist.”
How’s that late-stage ADHD diagnosis treating me? Don’t ask me that during the week it took me to refill my ADHD medication. I barely remembered
When I was a little girl, my cousin and I would always play brides. I often scowled, relegated to being the groom, wishing for the
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