Wayfare

Exploring an expansive view of the Restored Gospel.

Writer, nurse, husband, and father of five.

Lover of literature, art, design, and spirituality. English MA. University writing instructor. Thinking and writing about wonder, nature, motherhood, and stillness.

Adam S. Miller is a professor of philosophy at Collin College in McKinney, Texas. He is the author of more than a dozen books, including Original Grace, The Gospel According to David Foster Wallace, and An Early Resurrection.

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

Chanel Earl is a writer—mostly of fiction—who currently teaches writing at Brigham Young University.

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.

I'm a physician scientist working on sepsis and ARDS. Outside medicine, I write books (https://samuelbrown/net) on intellectual history and theology.

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.

Theologian. Chaplain. Theology PhD student. Mama. @milkandhoneymamas

Class of 1965 Associate Professor of Financial Regulation at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania

I am a professor of religious studies and history at Utah State University. I spend most of my professional life thinking and writing about Latter-day Saint history, culture, and theology.

Greer Bates Cordner is a Ph.D. candidate in American religious history at Boston University School of Theology.

Emily Updegraff lives in Wilmette, IL with her family and works at Northwestern University. As a writer, she has published essays and poems in Exponent II, Dialogue, Irreantum, and other journals.

Jenny Richards recently received a masters degree in theology from the Franciscan School of Theology at the University of San Diego. She is currently a hospital chaplain resident in Salt Lake City.

Research fellow at the Maxwell Institute, BYU

Brynn is a musicologist, poet, and singer who believes music is best when it brings people together. She’s written and published poetry cycles, compositions, and one thesis that was, frankly, much too long.

Katie is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at BYU. She is a founding member of the LDS Philosophy Project. She is a Faculty Fellow at the Maxwell Institute, and the Sorensen Center for Moral and Ethical Leadership. She's a Canadian mother of four.

Britney Wells is a lifelong learner and mother of four. She and her family currently live in Lehi, Utah.