Mormons A to Z

After the 2016 election, women across the country were overwhelmed and frustrated with politics. One Mormon woman became an "accidental activist" when she started a Facebook group for women of faith to connect. Within weeks, thousands had joined, and Mormon Women for Ethical Government (MWEG) was born. Today A is joined by Amy Gold Douglas and Emma Petty Addams of MWEG to discuss the legacy of activism in the Church and how each of us can be advocates and peacemakers as disciples of Christ.

In part two of the Joseph Smith, Jr. series, A and Z address the FAQ's about JSJ (including those submitted by our listeners!). Tune in to hear more about Joseph Smith's presidential run, his seer stones, and, of course, his wives.

If you've heard of the Mormons, chances are you've heard of Joseph Smith, too. In part one (of a two-part series), A and Z outline the biography of the man who founded the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1830. If you have questions about Joseph Smith, submit via email or Instagram to get answered in our next episode!

The Bible says seven times seventy... but what if it's hard even once? In this episode, A and Z unpack the practice of forgiveness: what it is, when it applies (and when it doesn't!), and how to forgive when it's hard.

30 dates in 30 days: the plot to a romcom or the life of today's guest? In this episode, Emilee Crowder joins A and Z in the studio to discuss her "Month of Mutual Love" challenge - and the highs and lows of dating in the culture of the Church of Jesus Christ. You'll want to swipe up on this episode!