The visiting teaching messages of the past many months have all focused on one or two aspects of Jesus Christ’s role. This month, the focus
This is an interesting visiting teaching topic. The message itself is typical, yet friendlier because inclusive brackets have been added to the text to make
This is a sweet message, and it is an easy one to adapt individually without too much issue. I say this because I think at
I am not sure why this message at first struck a negative chord with me, but it did. Probably something to do with the idea
I was 18 and preparing to go home for my first holiday break from University. As an out-of state student in in Utah, I had the
Sometimes it is hard to choose one conference talk that seems particularly inspiration to share with the women we visit teach. Sometimes it is because
As a rule, I do not feel like I fit well in Relief Society. I’ve mentioned this feeling previously on the blog. But this past
“Is that puppy going to be okay?” I asked. A dog, undoubtedly not a puppy, had just been carried out of the examination room at
When I was in Young Women I was called as the Beehive President. The bishop had given the Beehive adviser the responsibility to select who
Let me guess: You surfed onto this site looking for a way to make this month’s Visiting Teaching message interesting. Now, I don’t mean
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.
