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Exploring an expansive view of the Restored Gospel.
Kristine Haglund is the author of Eugene England: A Mormon Liberal and a past editor of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. She should have been a music major, but holds degrees in German Studies from Harvard and the University of Michigan.
Executive Director of Faith Matters // Editor at Wayfare // Host of Ministry of Ideas.
Journalist. Host of the Relationscapes podcast. Lover of books, Bon Iver, and basketball.
James Goldberg is a poet, novelist, and champion of Mormon literature. His works include The Five Books of Jesus and A Book of Lamentations.
Terryl Givens is Maxwell Senior Research Fellow at BYU. His books include studies in theology, biography and intellectual history. The New York Times has called his scholarship “provocative reading,” and he has been a commentator on PBS, CNN and NPR.
Kathryn Knight Sonntag is the author of The Mother Tree: Discovering the Love and Wisdom of Our Divine Mother (Faith Matters Publishing, 2022) and The Tree at the Center (BCC Press, 2019).
Bill is co-founder and chairman of Faith Matters and lives in Midway, Utah with the love of his life, Suzy.
Editor-at-large. Stanford medical oncologist. Clinical Assistant Professor. Podcaster @TheDoctorsArt. Author writing on spirituality, meaning, and medicine.
Scott Hales lives in Utah. He is the author of The Garden of Enid: Adventures of a Weird Mormon Girl (2016, 2017) and Hemingway in Paradise and Other Mormon Poems (2022). He likes to make art, visit old cemeteries, and run long distances.
Lover of literature, art, design, and spirituality. English MA. University writing instructor. Writing poetry, creative nonfiction, literary criticism, and themes of wonder, nature, motherhood, and stillness.
Director of the Book of Mormon Art Catalog
Wayfare Associate Editor. A media scholar, author, and editor interested in Soviet century causes and consequences of the Information Age. See more work here: Benjaminpeters.org @bjpeters
Wayfare magazine digital editor. Senior editor for the BYU Studies quarterly journal. Freelance editor for Eschler Editing. Annie Dillard fangirl.
Chanel Earl is a writer—mostly of fiction—who currently teaches writing at Brigham Young University.
Michael Austin is a writer and scholar who lives in Utah.
Practicing faith + creativity as a poet who loves the Bible and has a lot of questions.
Associate editor at Wayfare; mom of three; scholar of early modern religious history, and happiest with a mug of hot chocolate and cozy conversation.
Communications Director, Faith Matters
Lisa T. Gregg is a writer, freelance editor, and cat mom. She enjoys philosophical discussions with her husband, detective shows, and Taco Bell. Previously poetry editor for Juxtaprose Literary Magazine.
I am a writer and historian currently based out of Bangkok, where I live with my husband and two children.
Sarah is a co-author of The Book of Mormon Storybook at @forlittlesaints She also works as the Root Director of Peacemaking at Mormon Women for Ethical Government.
Wayfare Managing Editor. Lori is happiest when connecting ideas and discussing them with friends. She edits in several places and writes in a few (often LoriNotes.wordpress.com). She has a hard time passing up a good analogy.
Deputy Editor at Wayfare. Loves mothering, road-tripping, and dancing with chaos. Always in pursuit of more hours in the day, always up for a chat about the secret of life.
Isaac James Richards is an award-winning poet, essayist, and scholar of rhetoric. He has also taught classes in the BYU English Department, Honors Program, and School of Communications.
Charlotte is a reader first, writer second, and editor third. She’s a seeker, a questioner, a modern Mormon mystic, and occasional heretic. You’re most likely to find her in liminal spaces.
Graphic design student & Intern at Faith Matters !
Student Editor at Wayfare Magazine and Faith Matters
I like quarto sized books.
Steve is the host of the "In Good Faith" podcast, produced by BYUradio.org
Wayfare submissions manager. Probably baking sourdough between errands, entertaining my favorite toddler, or staying up way too late reading.
Kelsi Folsom is a poet and classically trained singer living in Ohio with her family. She is the author of three poetry collections and is published in Ekstasis, Motherscope, Anabaptist World, and elsewhere.
D.A. Cooper is a poet and writer from Houston, TX.
Sharlee Mullins Glenn is an author and advocate. She has published articles and poetry in Women's Studies, The Southern Literary Journal, BYU Studies, The New York Times, and more. She is also an award-winning author of children's books.
I'm a BYU student excited to learn!
Kurt Manwaring is the Editor-in-Chief of FromtheDesk.org, a Latter-day Saint history and religion blog.
Mother of two daughters. Educator and writing instructor. Currently living in Ankara, Türkiye.
Greer Bates Cordner is a Ph.D. candidate in American religious history at Boston University School of Theology.
Lisa Higginbotham Anderson and her family live in beautiful Aotearoa New Zealand. Lisa enjoys traveling, rowing, teaching, and working in maternal health. She studied biology at BYU and holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge.
I’m a licensed clinical social worker living and practicing in Northern Utah. I’m passionate about mental health. I love being in the mountains with my husband and our dog and spending time with our children and 16 grandchildren.
I am a historian specializing in modern Chinese history. I also study Christianity in China, women and religion, and the history of global Christianity.
Mason Kamana Allred is an Associate Professor of Communication, Media, and Culture at Brigham Young University–Hawaii. His work explores how we see, feel, and make meaning through media—from the silver screen to the smartphone.
Dr. Jessica Maggie Brophy is a journaling facilitator, writer, artist-mom. The Writing Shed, a journaling circle she leads, helps women journal for authentic expression, emotional ease, & creative living. Learn more at: www.jessicamaggiebrophy.com
I live in Bahía Blanca, Argentina. Served a mission in Uruguay. I work in the Public Affairs - Comunication program. You can follow me in my blog MORMOSOFIA or "El Pregonero de Deseret".
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