Guest Post by Tatiana Folborg This is a post that is a part of the Queer Mormon Women* series. Click HERE to see all the posts to
As many of you know, the LDS church gave a press conference two weeks ago. The Bloggernacle has since exploded with commentary about what it means, what
by K.M. This is a post that is a part of the Queer Mormon Women* series. Click HERE to see all the posts to date. “Power is
This new series from The Exponent features Queer Mormon Women*. Join us as we hear the experiences, voices, stories, and musings of Mormon people who
Traduction en français/Click for French Translation Tradicción español/Click for Spanish Translation It seems imperative that this lesson be taught alongside of and heavily referring to Elder
I first heard the music of Sweet Honey in the Rock as the introduction to a Sunday School class on loving my neighbor. The instructor
Guest Post by A Group of Queer Mormon Women When we saw the “Day of Apologies” initiative a few days ago we thought it sounded
Traduction en français/Click for French Translation Let’s be real. Any discussion of sin makes me uncomfortable. Sure, we all sin. But because we all do
The timing of this book review is in recognition of New Zealand’s annual Waitangi Day on 6 February. Waitangi Day, in summarised and abridged terms,
by Astell My 4-year-year old daughter asked at the dinner table why we don’t talk much about Mother in Heaven. Good Question. I said we
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