Segullah Literary Journal is pleased to announce the winners of our 2024 Writing and Art Contest. This year’s contest was held in honor of Ruth Cannon-Siebers, a devoted supporter of Segullah and its work.  The winners not only met Segullah’s continuing mission of provoking thought and greater understanding and faith among Latter-day Saint women, but ... Read More The post 2024 Segullah Contest Winners appeared first on Segullah ..read more

Segullah Group is pleased to announce our February 2024 Edition of Segullah, an online literary and art journal for Latter-day Saint women. After a two-year hiatus, quarterly editions of our online journal will now debut in the first week of February, May, August, and November. This edition serves as an introduction to our current Segullah ... Read More The post Announcing Segullah February 2024 Edition appeared first on Segullah ..read more

The editors at Segullah are pleased to announce that we are now accepting submissions for our 2024 Art and Writing Contest through March 15, 2024.  Winners of the contest will be selected from each of four categories —fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, & visual art—by the journal’s editorial boards. Each category will offer a prize of ... Read More The post 2024 Segullah Art and Writing Contest appeared first on Segullah ..read more

Since the 1990s, after therapy and feeling the ransoming love of the Savior, I have had a large print of Minerva Teichert’s “Christ in a Red Robe” hung in my home where I could see it daily. I added a brass plate that read, “I have graven thee on the palm of my hands.” Last ... Read More The post The Mark appeared first on Segullah ..read more

Musings on my recent trip to Israel – by Linda Hoffman Kimball, photography by Linda Hoffman Kimball I recently returned from a tour of  biblical and ancient archeological sites in Israel. Our guide, scholar Daniel O. McClellan, PhD – the active LDS biblical scholar  whose podcast “Data over Dogma” is a compelling watch/listen for those ... Read More The post “Israel, Israel!” God is calling! appeared first on Segullah ..read more

Acceptance is the key to everything. That’s the mantra I typed into the reminders on my cell phone as I watched two mother-in-laws and my mother take on the last chapters of their lives. One planned carefully ahead as her macular degeneration worsened, knowing the end of driving was coming and choosing an independent to ... Read More The post Acceptance appeared first on Segullah ..read more

So this is what it feels like in the crosshairs. As the grandmother of a transgender child, mildly biding my time just trying to be supportive, making sure she felt our love and acceptance, learning the ropes of this world, I find myself suddenly frozen. As each headline has crossed my screen, I haven’t opened ... Read More The post In the crosshairs appeared first on Segullah ..read more

My husband Chris Kimball has a new book out called “Living on the Edge of the Inside: a Survival Guide.” It’s published by BCC Press. He describes it this way: “This book is for people like me who have concerns about the Church that make leaving a genuine consideration, but have decided or chosen or ... Read More The post appeared first on Segullah ..read more

I have been unwilling to listen to audiobooks or podcast despite their rising popularity because my listening comprehension rate is much lower than my reading comprehension rate. Until recently. I teach online, and I look at screens a lot because we do not have a television for news and the occasional television show or movie. ... Read More The post Traits of Come Follow Me Podcasts appeared first on Segullah ..read more

Last year my very talented cousin, Laura McCarrey, took on a project to post a photograph every day for a year. Near the same time, Segullah’s co-editor, Sherilyn Fuhriman, recounted in the 2021-2022 Winter Journal being asked when the last time she had created something had been and that same journal featured poems created by ... Read More The post Creativity appeared first on Segullah ..read more