Atlanta based attorney Bryndis Roberts is the chair-elect of Ordain Women. In 2008 Bryndis joined the LDS church from the Black Baptist church and served for a number of years as a Relief Society President in an …
“The idea that everybody gets what they deserve -good people get good things, and bad people get bad things – sounds like such a wonderful idea at first glance. But when you think about it, …
Caroline Kline kicks off a series of podcasts for 2016 that will explore the topic of Mormon Feminist Theology. Caroline Kline is a PhD candidate at Claremont Graduate University where she is writing her …
Lawyer, academic and author Mehrsa Baradaran immigrated to the US with her family in 1986 from Iran- joining the LDS church shortly after. She attended BYU, served a mission in Texas and went on to become a lawyer. …
Russ Osmond shares his unique perspective on the current cultural state of the church. Russ was adopted into the Mormon Church as a baby. Though his behaviour got him thrown out of the church building as a …
Patrick Mason’s new book “Planted: Belief and Belonging in an Age of Doubt” brings both thoughtfulness and compassion to the crisis of faith currently experienced by many in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day …
In this discussion we take the idea of faith out of its box and give it a good work over. With author Robin Meyer’s proposition ‘Faith IS Crisis’ in mind we wonder at both the …
In this episode Annie Jones (16), Jordan Montgomery (17) and Lottie Roberts (17) discuss growing up in the LDS church; coming to terms with their sexuality; grappling with their place in Mormonism, and the impact …
“The fact is that we already have a diversity of spiritual experiences (and nonexperience) within the church; we don’t very often identify it or use language to express and validate it. With such a …
“I don’t know the way forward yet. I think that it’s going to be a combination of people at the top exercising their inspiration and the people at the bottom exercising their inspiration as well …
