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Doing Away With Political -Ites

Boys on Easter morning. Southside, Chicago, Illinois, by Russell Lee

40 hours ago
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There Are No Teams

On May 9th, 1969, in the midst of ongoing tensions about segregated swimming pools, Fred Rogers did something simple yet moving on an episode of Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood. He invited a Black police officer played by François Clemmons to dip ...

2 days ago
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Moroni, and His Books, and His Friends

Moroni 8:3 And my father also was killed by them, and I even remain alone to write the sad tale of the destruction of my people.

3 days ago
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The Poet's Pilgrimage

In my first pedagogy training for new teachers, the presenter described the ideal discussion leader as a well-seasoned hiking guide. A good hiking guide knows the terrain well enough to permit exploration without getting lost just as a good...

3 days ago
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Authors

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  • Faith Matters

    Exploring an expansive view of the Restored Gospel.

  • Kristine Haglund

    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.

  • Zachary Davis

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

  • Alex Criddle

    A philosopher interested in consciousness, mental illness, psychedelics, mysticism, occult, birds, permaculture. Plant guy!

  • Blair Hodges

    Amateur seeker, professional communications person.

  • Terryl Givens

    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.

  • Bill Turnbull

    Bill is co-founder and chairman of Faith Matters and lives in Midway, Utah with the love of his life, Suzy.

  • Joshua Sabey

    Josh Sabey is an award-winning writer and director. His recent book, Ali the Iraqi was published by BCC press. His latest documentary won best documentary at the Boston Film Festival where it screened alongside Taika Waititi’s Jo Jo Rabbit.

  • Meg McManama

    Meg Mcmanama is a Ph.D candidate and Teaching Fellow at University of North Texas. Her work is published and forthcoming in poets.org, Western Humanities Review, The Pinch, Poetry Wales, and elsewhere.

  • Benjamin Peters

    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

  • Katie Lewis

    Wayfare magazine digital editor. Editor for the BYU Studies quarterly journal. Editor for the BYU Studies New Testament Commentary series. Freelance fiction editor for Eschler Editing. Annie Dillard fangirl.

  • Rachael Johnson

    Associate editor at Wayfare; more

  • Cecelia Proffit

    Social Media Editor for Wayfare Magazine

  • Lisa T. Gregg

    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.

  • Sarah Perkins

    Sarah is a literature and theology doctoral student studying the Book of Job in the twentieth century. Together with her husband, she is a co-author of The Book of Mormon Storybook at @forlittlesaints

  • Lori Forsyth

    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.

  • Rachel Jardine

    Associate Editor at Wayfare. Mother, road-tripper, and part-time attorney. Always in pursuit of more hours in the day, always up for a chat about the secret of life.

  • Isaac James Richards

    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.

  • Leah Lundquist
  • Londan Duffin

    Graphic design student & Digital creative director Intern at Wayfare Magazines !

  • J. Wayne Shaw

    Literary traditionalist: English, Latin, ancient Greek, biblical Hebrew. Husband. Father. Latin teacher. Veteran.

  • Sam Petersen
  • Cole Melanson

    I like quarto sized books.

  • Caroline Johnson
  • Steven Kapp Perry

    Steve is the host of the "In Good Faith" podcast, produced by BYUradio.org

  • Daniel Frost

    Daniel Frost is the director of public scholarship in the School of Family Life at Brigham Young University. He also serves as editor-in-chief of Public Square Magazine.

  • Jennifer Bruton

    Jennifer Bruton is a writer and historian based in Provo, Utah. She's a passionate reader, gardener, crossword dueler (with her partner, Derek), and mother of four boys. Jennifer's debut novel series will be published by Sapere Books.

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