This article originally appeared in Mormon Women for Ethical Government on July 17th, 2017.


Listen to a new MWEG broadcast by independent historian Ardis Parshall on refugees in LDS church history, from Missouri to Turkey to Lithuania.  This is an important part of LDS history and provides some context for our efforts today.

This is also the first public broadcast of an MWEG event.  Check it out!

Posted by Mormon Women for Ethical Government on Sunday, July 16, 2017


Ardis Parshall has written for Mormon Women for Ethical Government and currently works as a historian, blogger, and freelance researcher.

About Ashley Morales
Frequently whimsical and overly optimistic about how much time it will take to do things, Ashley Morales is deeply passionate about the gospel and all kinds of creativity. Her hobbies include philosophically analyzing nearly every book, play, video game, and movie that she consumes, writing music and short stories, promising herself that she will finish writing her novels, going to sleep too late, eating foods she's never tried, putting off cleaning her house, browsing Zillow, spending as much quality time as possible with her wonderful husband, trying to be a good mother to her fantastic children, and never finding the balance between saying too much and too little. One day, she hopes to leave a positive mark on the world and visit every continent (except Antarctica) with her family.

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