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This is a picture of my husband and I on the day of our graduation with our undergraduate degrees. This week is our eighth wedding anniversary, and during the last eight years we’ve managed to earn five degrees between the two of us. Like many...
This is my daughter at age 6. When I look at this picture I see all the qualities I believe a strong woman should have: bravery, excitement, happiness, and the confidence to wear a swimsuit. She brings this passion to everything, from jumping off the...
By: Britt
Perhaps you have noticed… I’m not your most ardent feminist. I’m moderate to pro-life. Politically I’m in the constitution party. I have eight children and I home school them. I’m a Mormon, to some that might say it all. Yet here I...
I got pretty lucky to have made it nearly two years without encountering a moment where I prayed for the floor to open up and swallow me, but I’ve finally been inducted into the club. I just knew my fmh sisters would love to laugh at my expense, and...
What an intriguing site.The thought of a feminist mormon initially strikes me as an oxymoron.Clearly I have been influenced by a media that looks upon mormons as somewhat sinister.Obviously your site is not aimed at us chaps,but having said that how can we possibly learn about Mormon Feminism unless we look?I will follow you with interest. Simon at TheRainbowBank
I love this blog. I'm a Mormon convert, and I have pretty much no friends in the church. The friends I do have are males on their mission. Also, being raised outside of the church, I've been brought up to be a strong female, and my mom would never forgive me if I became the stereotypical Mormon housewife. Reading this blog makes me feel like I have a group of friends or at least confidants that I could go to with questions about issues that the church doesn't really have direct answers for. And that's very helpful in this day and age.
