na·tiv·i·ty (n -t v -t , n -). n. pl. na·tiv·i·ties. 1. Birth, especially the place, conditions, or circumstances of being born. Dear Luke, You’re a
A week and a half ago I cut my hair. A lot. I buzzed it to half an inch. My initial thoughts were, “Oh wow.
I sat on a train in New York City, with my new babe wrapped snuggly against my chest when I saw a woman yawn. It
By East River Lady (CW & TW: child and sexual abuse; suicide) “Ask God for forgiveness first.” “Okay. God, please forgive me…” Right before my
“She got up from where she was lying, stepped over them, and left those newborn-blind, helpless kittens mewing plaintively in their box. They began feeling
Because of my involvement with Ordain Women, I have many conversations about women and priesthood. These conversations often include thoughts on motherhood and personal experiences
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. You don’t get any nasty religious vs. secular fights; you don’t have to worry that your friend is
When you were baptized you covenanted to “stand as a witness of God at all time and in all things, and in all places …”
By Stephen Carter I know it doesn’t seem like it sometimes, but at its heart, Mormonism is quite a radical religion. It’s based on the
By Cruelest Month The summer I was seven I carried my red, yellow and blue one-piece swimsuit in my purse everywhere I went. Why? Well,
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.
