When I was a young, conservative, fully participating young woman in the LDS Church, I recognized problems and disparities in the youth programs. I remember
It surprises me now that I didn’t question the personal revelation I received my freshman year when I first read those words and felt God
The pacing of the Come Follow Me curriculum makes it hard to feast on scripture. It feels more like a food tour where you stop
I had been fortunate not to have encountered such blatant and negative reactions to my visible foreignness as an adult in New England, the Southwest,
When I first heard about the plans to redesign the Provo Temple, I was one of the many disappointed people. Petitions were signed, articles were
I was driving down the highway when my daughter pointed out this billboard and asked me what it meant:
Kirsten Harris is currently a college student at Boise State University. She was born and raised in eastern Idaho, grew up as a member of
And, just like their adult counterparts who seek each other out in the chapel aisles and church hallways, kids want to catch up, chat, and
I’m a SAHM of four kids, and when I consider the practical requirements of my career options, it’s like I slam into a brick wall.
“Women are not a device that men use to reach heaven. Female sexuality is not unnecessary and frivolous. And no woman, anywhere, should have to
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.
