by Frank Pellett (Frank Pellett is an LDS father of 5 and software developer living in Utah. He enjoys reading, family, and light discussions about many topics,
When I was young, I was often frustrated that one of the only things my peers knew about our faith concerned the negative aspects of
Two weeks ago my sister asked, “So, what exactly is a Mormon Feminist?” Last weekend, Laurel Ulrich was asked a similar question in an interview,
Several weeks ago my 3 year old daughter gave a talk in Primary. I wrote about the experience on my personal blog, first fig, but
Many of us are familiar with the passage found in the last book of the Old Testament, declaring that in the last days Elijah would
One of the comments in a recent Exponent post lamented that LDS WAVE had great promise but had not met expectations. I was sad to
I visit teach a lady who lives down the street from me. She had a baby earlier this year and I get lots of last
I know Girls Camp is not everyone’s cup of herbal tea, but I love it. I always come away with new skills or insights. For
I was twelve when I was first given a “checklist.” It wasn’t presented to me in that way by any particular person, but instead, it
Tomorrow is her first birthday, and she hasn’t gotten a fire ant bite yet. That’s something of a miracle given the menacing mounds that keep
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