On Sheep and Shepherds: A Parent’s View of the Updated Trans Policies
When my son was four, he saw a picture of Jesus Christ as a shepherd with sheep. He pointed and proclaimed, “Jesus saves us…from the
When my son was four, he saw a picture of Jesus Christ as a shepherd with sheep. He pointed and proclaimed, “Jesus saves us…from the
I remember after my 2nd child was born, I felt pretty empty. I had postpartum depression and kind of felt like I was being crushed
The current lesson plan is designed for families like mine who are busy but would like to spend a couple minutes discussing God’s word and
Today, it is 22 years since my father died. In a few days, I will be having major surgery. And I don’t know if the
I was struggling with coming up with a topic for today’s blog post, so I turned to the internet. I googled “blog post prompts” and
This lesson plan is written for you to use in a class or at home. If you use it at home, I suggest just taking
This past Sunday the Come, Follow Me lesson for Sunday School was based on Matthew 5-6 which includes the Sermon on the Mount and the
But we don’t have to fully understand it/get it/agree with it to love our neighbor, child, friend, relative, or classmate. Studies show that young people’s
I wasn’t asked to give a talk on “Why church members should read The Song of Solomon”, so here it goes. The Song of Solomon
I am currently reading a book for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints about better loving and understanding LGBTQ people. The
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.