A blessing for recovering from purity culture
But in the foolishness of my youth There was no resisting The allure of purity
But in the foolishness of my youth There was no resisting The allure of purity
I accidentally cleaned up my office this week while looking for a particular stack of papers. Years ago I printed out all of the rejection emails and peer review feedback that Jessica Finnigan and I
I never imagined that my book would be published in a world where influencers talked openly about garments and where there was a thriving second hand market for sleeveless garments.
[This video] is a quick overview of feminist theology for a broad audience, but it is the kind of thing that we can and should be thinking about in our Mormon feminist community.
This week I was surprised and overjoyed to hear that Sarah Mullally will be the first woman to become the Archbishop of Canterbury.
I expected that [Rocky Horror Picture Show] would be a singular and strange fan experience, but I was both delighted and horrified to realize that there were so many parallels with the LDS temple endowment.
I was a Primary kid in the 1980s and early 1990s and at that time there seemed to be a big push to get children to memorize the Articles of Faith. Each of them was
So while people often talk about the difficulty of inclusion work, and creating inclusive communities *is* hard, let’s also remember that the work of exclusion is probably harder, but we’re just used to it. The…
I’m looking back at the poems and service outlines from Lent and Easter zoom services in 2020. We were about a month into the pandemic and it felt like the life had been sucked out
