I grew up in the 70s when the battle over the Equal Rights Amendment raged. My mom, ever obedient and faithful, was encouraged by the
By Sara Bybee Fisk I am a student of The Living School. Part of the curriculum experience is an assignment to Circle Groups who meet
I am helping my niece with her college applications. This was not an obvious assignment. We did not know each other well before this
By Ramona Morris One of my favorite stories to tell the missionaries during my early lessons in preparation for baptism was the tale of how
by Preethi B. Harbuck President Nelson’s central points in his talk: Create places of security Prepare your mind to be faithful to God Never stop
I was born in the US, but haven’t lived there in twenty some-odd years. I’m not an ex-pat, I’m an immigrant to a different country.
by Jenn Nielsen I’ve always imagined, a tiny baby wrapped tightly in a white blanket with a small blue and pink stripe, pink or blue
On my Utah ballot at the beginning of this month, we had a constitutional amendment up for an approval vote. It looked like this:Â
by Sisyphus I have attempted several times to write this post—a story about me opposing a man called into a bishopric, the stake president (SP)
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.
