When I was a freshman at BYU-I, the bishopric in my ward wanted to interview all of us to start the semester off. I ended
My grandmother wrote a manuscript for a book about Emma Smith decades before any of the more recent, honest biographies while she was Associate Editor
I gave a stake Relief Society fireside here (mostly Mormon community of a church university) once, about Mormon women’s activities in the 19th century, wheat,
I was 14 or 15 when I was in my Bishop’s office for a temple recommend interview for baptisms for the dead. During this interview,
I was asked (as a working mother and previous single mother) to speak in sacrament about the Family Proclamation and specifically about God-given role of
The first time I went to tithing settlement after getting married, I discovered that nearly all the tithing I paid was placed under my husband’s
I was a new lawyer in a big city. We were having a ward trivia night. One of the questions was how many lawyers were
On the church hallway bulletin board, encouragement for all of us single ladies: “When the odds are one in a million, be that one.” (I
Every time I move and have to fill out a new member sheet, there are two columns for adult household members. The one marked “head
I was in institute in law school. It was competition season. Some men in the class had just made the national finals of a big
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