Wayfare

Exploring an expansive view of the Restored Gospel.

I have a Master's in Theological Studies (MTS) from Harvard Divinity School, and I write about religion, spirituality, and whatever else might be on my mind. Also a beer league ice hockey player.

queer | utopian | mormon | scholar | weirdo

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

Editor-at-large. Stanford medical oncologist. Clinical Assistant Professor. Podcaster @TheDoctorsArt. Author writing on spirituality, meaning, and medicine.

Wayfare contributing editor. She has an MFA in fiction and MA in English literature. Her writing can be found in New England Review, Irreantum, Under the Sun, Exponent ii, Dialogue, Iron Horse Literary Review, Literary Mama, and more.

Communications Director, Faith Matters

Author of a poetry chapbook, The Velvet Earth After Rain, selected by Utah Humanities Book Awards as a "Notable Read." More at rachelwhitepoetry.org & THE NOMAD Literary Magazine, the-nomad.org.

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.

Radically orthodox historian of Mormon origins

Philip Barlow is a Senior Research Fellow at the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship at BYU. His most recent book is "Time" ( "Themes in the Doctrine and Covenants" series; Maxwell Institute & Deseret Book, 2024).

Research fellow at the Maxwell Institute, BYU

Historian and theologian in Mormon Studies and Christian liturgy

Trevor Foulstone is a poet from Melbourne, Australia. Through precise, embodied imagery, he explores how physical sensation, moral attention, and grace converge, inviting readers to look again at what is easily overlooked.

Brynn is a musicologist, singer, and poet with a love for hand-sewn clothes (the wonkier the better), fresh fruit (pears are the best), and proactive people.

Professional History Nerd

Eliza Wells is a moral and social philosopher often thinking about Mormon feminism.