Mormonism Stories

Quotes from past General Conferences and present ones. Mormon Quotes: First Presidency, Quorum of The Twelve Apostles, and the Quorum of the Seventy. I honestly don't...

Wanda moves back to her hometown to take care of her elderly grandmother, who is a member of the LDS (Mormon) religion. She struggles with religious guilt surrounding he...

The year is 2004 and Tony has a crush on the Mormon kid. © 2017 messjon

Evelyn Smith considers every day she survives at her Mormon school and with her Mormon parents and seven siblings a successful day. Her only goal is to try and cosplay t...

True love never ends. At least mine won't... Part memoir, part essay collection, Confessions of a Mormon Bride: Essays on Love and Mormonism, explores the intersections...

Short Story A young doctor visits a remote hospital. An old unrepaired doctor's quarters. James; an uneducated villager who easily trusts all. A past revealing diary of...

My spiritual journey had taken me into and out of Mormonism and though a dozen other faiths besides. It had taken me around the world, from Montana to Hawaii to Italy an...

Ezekiel opened his mouth, and his jaws collapsed, revealing a sinister, wide snarl. An evil smile crept across his face, filling Opal's heart with horror as she couldn't...

Carl Winslow decided this was going to be the best two years of his life. He was finally 18. He was finally going on his mission. Tomorrow, his life was going to change...

A book about the Beliefs of Latter-day Saints.

Some stuff you may have heard about Mormons that is not true.

A short story about the true meaning of Christmas, and why we celebrate it today!

The Mormons have left earth to populate the Planet Moroni and discover their destiny among the stars and themselves.

A collection of autobiographical poems and vignettes that explore themes of self-identification, physical and emotional maturation, and sexuality.

Science proved God is dead, right? Aren't religion and science separate things? The answer to these is no. And here's why.

Poet describes men that are favored and empowered in the Mormon church due to the patriarchy and sexism