In this special holiday episode of the Religious Feminism interview series, Kimberly Peeler-Ringer, a licensed minister within the United Church of Christ denomination and author
When I was divorcing an abusive spouse, my church leaders sulked and comforted him, but I was left out in the cold. They didn’t know
By LMA November 2018 I want to write about the most delicate and powerful thing about who I am. Even with all of the
I’m serving in Activity Days. The girls expressed to me that they wanted to do a pinewood derby like the scouts. At our next planning
I could fill volumes because not only am I a woman, I’m single, so I don’t have a man attached to me. Doubly invisible. When
Last Sunday a male speaker visiting my ward repeated a variation of a joke that always makes me cringe, “the more doors that get
I started bringing my husband to all one on one interviews such as callings because if a calling was not right for me and I
I was eleven years old. I had been called in for a pre-YW/Primary graduation interview. Towards the end of the interview, the bishopric member asked
I was Primary president in a ward that wasn’t huge, but we did definitely have plenty of adults who could’ve helped out in Primary. I
Going through the temple the first time was overwhelming to say the very least. The fact that I had to veil my face to talk
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.
