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Poem: Invocation

By Edward R. Snow   May the weary, sighing for God’s embrace, feel themselves cradled in her arms.   May those who desire to know their Mother and are not satisfied with less know joy.   May those who give themselves away to know her dwell in Wisdom’s home.... Read More ››

Poem: Standoff

By Judith Curtis   She, perched on platforms, short silk dress stretched tight, the glimmer of a sneer, every inch of visible skin blaring her youth; the I-dare-you-to-say-anything arrows striking me dead on.   I glare back at her, this inverse self, this opposite of clone, this obstreperous kite... Read More ››

Heavenly Motherhood: Silences, Disturbances, and Consolations

By Margaret Toscano It was many years after I embraced feminism in the 1970s before I felt drawn to the Heavenly Mother, before I felt any emotional connection to even the idea of her. Priesthood first stirred my desire, a desire to be endowed with the power of God.... Read More ››

A Testimony Birthed of Pain and Hope

By Rachel Mabey Whipple Just past the seven-month mark of my first pregnancy, I was diagnosed with pregnancy-induced hypertension and put on bed rest—lying only on my side. Clint, my husband, was doing lab research to finish his undergraduate degree, earning a paycheck as a short-order cook, and traveling... Read More ››

Highlight
Summer 2011
What would Moses have tweeted down the mountain? Jana Riess probably knows. Recorded at the 2011 Ogden Sunstone Symposium.

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