John Hafen’s “A Mother There”
In 1845 Eliza R. Snow wrote a poem called “Invocation, or the Eternal Father and Mother”. This poem articulates how
Category: Personal
Meaning of the Reform Mormon Symbol
This has been the Reform Mormon symbol since 2003. That means that this has been a symbol of Mormonism for
… And I’m a Reform Mormon
I resigned from Community of Christ ten months ago, and in that time, I’ve come to some important realizations about
The Ultimate Funeral Potato Recipe
Funeral Potatoes are a staple in Mormon cultural foods. I have been in charge of making this dish at family
My Lines in the Sand
Living as a transgender woman in conservative Idaho presents challenges that often weigh heavily on me. I’ve frequently found myself
The Best Description of Trans Anxiety
I recently had a conversation with a friend about our shared political anxieties. She confided that, as a Hispanic woman,
Initial Thoughts after Election
Its taken me a minute to articulate how I feel about the election results. While I have my initial reaction
My Addition to “Mother Wove the Morning”
The play “Mother Wove the Morning” by feminist Mormon theologian Carol Lynn Pearson is an anthology which tells the stories
Preparation for a Reform Mormon Endowment
Transcript Ritual is a powerful way to help ensure that an entheogenic experience is a positive one. My first iteration
A Temple to Call Home
I have been thinking a lot about the Endowment and the Temples they are usually performed in lately. I have