Note: this post mentions rape, incest, abortion, stillbirth, death of infants, etc. If those topics are going to be triggering, please honor your health and
By LoriAnn As I’ve thought about the issues of asking questions, faithful agitation, and looking for a much-needed change regarding gender inequality in the Church,
by Jackie Ball To me, the Church’s relationship towards women alternates between benign patriarchy and austere rigidity. This was demonstrated to me from a young
I have a secret to tell: I mourn not being able to be the Mormon woman I was always taught to be, that I
I see you’re hurting. This was never your battle. You like things the way they are. You have felt loved and honoured in our faith.
Le don du Saint-Esprit / Click for French Translation/Traduction en français Near the beginning of this lesson, President Joseph Fielding Smith explained that “every faithful
My Dearest Daughter, Twelve days before your birth I wondered if I would be sacrificing you on the altar of my desire to be Mormon.
by Ash Mae Today as we played in a park near our house, I told Remy it was almost time to go inside. Â He said,
By Ash Mae. The day the missionaries came to our house in 1988 a rainbow fell across the sky in our neighborhood on the hill.  I
By Alicia. The tension of the past few days of Mormonism is an embodiment of the terrifying fear that maybe, just maybe, God isn’t real.
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