Five years ago, during my first year as an Exponent blogger, I wrote a post titled Insignificant Events That Make a Mormon Feminist. Readers who talk to me about
In a Sacrament meeting talk about opposition and the war in heaven, I recently heard the features of Satan’s plan enumerated: he wanted to take away
Back in April, I walked over to a house–– in a neighborhood not too far from where I lived–– to pick up keys from a family
On December 12, 2015, I sat in Relief Society and heard something that has produced considerable anxiety in me over the last seven months. A
Now that summer is heating up where I live, my mind is drawn back to my experiences going to Girls’ Camp as a young woman.
I’ve heard this phrase frequently throughout my life. Especially at BYU. A friend of mine confessed to me a few years ago that when she
A woman raised her hand in Relief Society class. Prefacing her comment with, “I have never done this, but I have a friend who…,” she
That’s the question, “What do wedding vows mean anyway?” We are thoroughly in wedding and anniversary season and it’s all over my social media feeds.
I was surprised to see that a Relief Society lesson was among the Top Ten Commented posts in 2009. While Exponent Relief Society Lesson plans
Note about the Singles Series: This is the last post in this series: “Single and Married in the LDS Church”, which has run for over
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