Faith, Family, and Identity in Modern LDS Women

This chapter explores the perspectives of believing LDS women and their connections to spirituality and community, informed by insights from modern Muslim women's experiences. It delves into the complexities of Mormonism's history with race, family dynamics, and the significance of mentorship in shaping values related to masculinity and moral authority. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of reflection, community, and personal aspirations in fostering deeper connections with family and spirituality.