Wayfare

Exploring an expansive view of the Restored Gospel.

Executive Director of Faith Matters // Editor at Wayfare // Host of Ministry of Ideas.

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.

Jeanine Bee is a writer of short fiction and creative non-fiction, and the fiction editor for Wayfare Magazine. Her works have been featured in Inscape, Irreantum, Dialogue, the Mormon Lit Blitz, and Exponent II.

Research fellow and associate director at the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship.

Assistant professor of humanities, associate editor at Wayfare; mom of three; and happiest with a mug of hot chocolate and cozy conversation.

Thomas B. Griffith was a judge on the U. S. Court of Appeals for the D. C. Circuit from 2004-2020. Currently he is a Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School and a Fellow at the Wheatley Institute at Brigham Young University.

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.

Assistant Professor of Latter-day Saint/Mormon Studies at GTU. I teach courses on Christian theology & philosophy and publish on constructive feminist theology, Kierkegaard, & Mormon Studies.

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.

Prof of World Religions, believer in interfaith solutions to real problems, lover of the unexpected book that surprises me

Mikayla "Mik" Johnson is the winner of the 2024 Utah Original Writing Competition Short Story Collection. Her work has been published in The Colorado Review, Door is a Jar, Segullah, and others. Find her on instagram @mikjohnsonwrites

I am a historian specializing in modern Chinese history. I also study Christianity in China, women and religion, and the history of global Christianity.

Drew Hansen is a writer based in Portland, Oregon. His work braids personal narrative, history, and reporting to explore place, memory, faith, and the creative life.

Joshua M. Topham is a Barry Scholar at the University of Oxford, where he researches political theology and institutions. He will begin study at Yale Law School this fall.

Senior Rabbi of Beth Tikvah Synagogue, Toronto, Canada.

Peter Dziedzic | PhD student of Religion and Literature | Seeking and sharing luminous horizons, inner and outer.

Modern quilt designer, Latina maker, therapist, mom of four, lover of rainy days, living in Logan, UT.