One of my ward callings was doing the Sunday bulletin. I wasn’t allowed a key to the library to copy it, so every Sunday morning
As Relief Society president, I asked the bishop if I could attend some of the PEC meetings. My request was ignored. I asked again and
I’m currently an Activity Days leader in my ward. After a bit of floundering (i.e. aimlessly doing crafts), I’ve recently started to revel in my
At one of my mutual activities, all the young women were required to wear a t-shirt over their suits–regardless if it was a one-piece–while all
We talk so much about the priesthood and ordinances at Church, and we usually connect the two together. Since only men are given the priesthood,
I was a new lawyer in a big city. We were having a ward trivia night. One of the questions was how many lawyers were
When a high councilman commented on my body, once while pregnant and once postpartum, I was so shocked I just stood there. I guess I
[Photo credit: “Tyre Al Mina” by Heretiq, Wikipedia Commons] By Kaylee I’ve been studying the bible story of the Syrophoenician woman. In the King James
Four years ago, I took my nine-year-old daughter with me on a visit to the Utah state capitol building. She took a look at the
BYU Women’s Conference is an annual 2-day conference sponsored by the Relief Society and BYU. It’s promoted Church-wide, but there is a cost to attend
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.
