Women on the Stand
Women On The Stand, Kristen Hansen, Amy Watkins Jensen, Stephenie G., McArthur Krishna, Annie Lloyd Osmond, Lisa Clark, Jed Wells, Anne Pimentel, Carol PettitA space for respectful and unflinching conversation about women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Walking With: What Carol Lynn Pearson Taught Me About Living The Gospel
I’ll Walk With You
If you don’t walk as most people do,
Some people walk away from you,
But I won’t! I won’t!
If you don’t talk as most people do,
Some people talk and laugh at you,
But I won’t! I won’t!
I’ll walk with you...
Yearning for more women's wisdom at church
There is persisting power in the wisdom I’ve gleaned from women in my life. My mother, my first teacher. Her wisdom quietly guides me, phrases of testimony and hope and belief and boldness remain with me years after she spoke them. Young wo...
Women Leading in Sacred Gardens
Julie Ann Lake-Diaz, Las Tres Marias
Mother
In the summer of 1839, an epidemic wave of malaria swept the swamplands that would later become Nauvoo, Illinois. Zina Baker Huntington and her 18 year-old daughter, also named Zina, were a...
The Holy Resistance of Joy: Making Room for Hope in an Uncertain World
Madison Baker, Praise and Honor Give
The Holy Resistance of Joy: Making Room for Hope in an Uncertain World
by Amy Watkins Jensen
When I think about a Latter-day Saint theology of joy, my mind takes me back to the dimly lit, slightly...
Ask The Matriarchs: Golden Nuggets
When was the last time you listened to a matriarch? We don’t often hear from women in official capacities like General Conference, quoted in manuals, or in leadership positions. We saw the lack of “wisdom passing”, so over the course of a y...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Conversations about equal partnership and inclusion in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
I write about tech, education, and how to build a meaningful (read: high-friction) life in the age of AI. Bringing people together around analog activities.
Amy Watkins Jensen is a humanities teacher in Oakland, Ca. You can find her on instagram @womenonthestand in respectful and open dialogue about women in the Church.
Loves the outdoors and reading. Writes about life, motherhood, religion, patriarchy, often with more questions than answers.
I create to shift the shape of the world. Through art, podcasts, books, divine feminine, teams, scholarship, travel, bottomless guacamole, friends… I’m dancing my way.
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.
Find me on Instagram @the.vision.beautiful and @meetinghousemosaic I am a co-author of Changemakers: Women Who Boldly Built Zion. Mom to four boys. Passionate advocate for anyone on the margins.
An editor who relishes words, good grammar, & connection. Known for her curiosity, she will pepper you with inquiry and plenty of active listening if given the opportunity.
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