Where Grandmother Walked
by Sarah Newcomb Grandmother’s Gift Warmth poured off the wood-burning stove in the corner of the living room, which […]
Remembering Our Ancestors
Pernetta Sweet Murdock In the many years I have spent reading and studying Mormon and Indigenous history one story has […]
Apologetics vs Current Lesson Manuals
What do children in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints deserve when it comes to teachings around dark […]
Hoea Te Waka ki Uta: Critical Kaupapa Māori Research & Mormon Studies Moving Forward
In this post I am highlighting Māori scholar Hemopereki Simon. He recently had his work published in the New Sociology […]
Courage, Compassion, and Aloha
A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity of having an amazing conversation with a woman by the name of […]
We Are Beautiful and Whole Just As We Are
I’ve been thinking for days now about the most recent conversation I had with missionaries from The Church of Jesus […]
Disagreeing With Missionaries Turns To Meeting In the Middle
Three times in the past few years I have spoken to missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of […]
America – The Conditional Promised Land
America, known to Mormons as the promised land, is said to be “… a land preserved for a righteous people” […]
Mormon Missionary conversation with a Native American
Religious trauma is an odd thing to process. Especially when people keep telling me it wasn’t that bad, that I […]
Lamanite Truth 
A Time of Healing – The needed future actions of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints towards Native American Tribes and Indigenous Peoples
I dedicate this blog post to the Taíno peoples. I also dedicate and write this in respect and honor of […]
Come Follow Me 2020
The new lesson manual states: “The Book of Mormon also states that a mark of dark skin came upon the […]
Shattered glass in flour given to the Timpanogos Native Americans by Mormons.
For years now Native Americans have passed on their own history to the next generation through the oral traditions of […]
Brigham Young and how to rid the country of Native Americans
“There is a curse on these aborigines of our country who roam the plains, and are so wild that you […]
Mormon Missionary conversation with a Native American
Religious trauma is an odd thing to process. Especially when people keep telling me it wasn’t that bad, that I […]
Disagreeing With Missionaries Turns To Meeting In the Middle
Three times in the past few years I have spoken to missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of […]
Closely Tied
For a number of weeks I have been wanting to write a new blog post. So far I have written […]
Remembering Our Ancestors
Pernetta Sweet Murdock In the many years I have spent reading and studying Mormon and Indigenous history one story has […]
America – The Conditional Promised Land
America, known to Mormons as the promised land, is said to be “… a land preserved for a righteous people” […]