[…] Mother in Heaven from the scriptures. I then will draw from those descriptions some (very modest) suggestions for how we might actually worship, or at least honor, Her in ways that should not be […]
Dialogue 52.1 (Spring 2019): 45–76 A Feminist Family Home Evening discussion with Maxine Hanks regarding women in the church as seen through temple theology.
[…] at the AgriCo-op, a feed and farm supply store, with a half day’s work on Saturdays at overtime rate. As for room and board, his parents let him live at home for free because […]
[…] is to reenter the world. The world is difficult. Treacherous. Full of temptation. Not that he is overly worried about those kinds of temptations. Lesser, more insidious temptations are his domain. The temptation of […]
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[…] the worst, the touching up. Dip and spread, dip and spread. It took him forever to c over the bare spots and just as long to drag the ladder around. Slow slow slow. He […]
[…] say. She’s been thinking about this woman for months. Sometimes she imagines the woman is old, well over eighty, wearing a long navy blue cotton dress with small sprigs of lace running from the […]
[…] Friday, November, 22,1963, not yet but about to be one ugly day in U.S. history, and standing over there about to climb into the family Nova was my dad, Jack, the man suffering—in words […]
[…] grow up assuming a thing like marriage takes up the whole brain. Then your husband gets run over in a crosswalk, and the whole cake unbakes. He gets out of the hospital and takes […]
[…] closer to give the couple room, the older woman’s smile was clear, even with her face-veil c overing her lips. Leila acknowledged the woman with a slight nod as she continued stroking her sleeping […]