Women on the Stand
Women On The Stand, Amy Nicolaysen Robbins, Sharlee Mullins Glenn, Stephenie G., Jenna Carson, Hailey Spencer, Jocelyn Pedersen, Amy Nic Robbins, Sarah Horne, K.A. Gardner, Heather Ruth Pack, Jamie Melin, Annie Osmond, Lisa Clark, Jed WellsA space for respectful and unflinching conversation about women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 28 | Subscribers | Read | womenonthestand.substack.com |
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Conversations about equal partnership and inclusion in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Amy is a mother and grandmother who enjoys scripture and often reflects on justice and human character. She shares her ideas in writing and conversation and also appreciates visiting culture-rich locations. She and her husband live in Arizona.
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.
Loves the outdoors and reading. Writes about life, motherhood, religion, patriarchy, often with more questions than answers.
Chaplain, writer, cat lady.
Hailey is an adjunct professor at Gonzaga University who loves mentoring students. Outside the classroom, she’s paddleboarding, hiking, skiing, camping, or baking sourdough with her husband and three kids.
Jocelyn, a BYU graduate from Pueblo, Colorado and creator of The Woman in the Wilderness and Benzo Brains, helps people heal from pharmaceutical injuries and reclaim their spiritual authority, while deepening a personal relationship with the Divine.
I'm a wanna-be writer who is fascinated with how people become who they are. There's a little psychology, observation, family and religion mixed in too.
Sarah is a certified yoga therapist guiding women back to the sovereignty of their bodies. Through womb wisdom, somatic nervous system healing, and cycle awareness, she helps women reconnect with their intuition and divine feminine power.
screenwriter, essayist, chaplain, accidental poet
Online religious instructor who loves to study the cultural, social, and religious context of ancient Palestine. Creator of Times of Faith.
AZ-MT-LDS- disciple of Christ- mama-wife-writer-teacher-sister-friend-siesta advocate
A Christian writer of faith, parenting, art, and Positive Psychology.
Student, Mother, Teacher, Wife and Daughter aiming for some positive consistency. I love hiking to a perfect place to swim and hang my hammock. I also read, eat and talk a lot.
Jed is doing his best. He is a passable husband, father and host to a family cat who doesn’t like him at all. He makes pictures for a living.
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