Hi, I'm Alisha.

I'm a California girl living in Utah. I've been married for 8 years to my sweetheart, Adam. I love life. I'm a Mormon.

About Me

I love being a wife to my wonderful husband, Adam! We've been married for 8 years, and though we're very happy, we've struggled to get pregnant. We're now looking into other options besides naturally conceiving! We're open to adoption, surrogacy, etc. I love photography and anything creative. We're the biggest Disney fans I know! We love to make other laugh, be outside and spend time with our wonderful families.

Why I am a Mormon

I was raised to believe in God, but my mom, older brother and I didn't find the LDS faith until I was 10. I was baptized when I was 11. It was a life-changing experience and I still remember our missionaries vividly. I have a strong testimony of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ, but I've learned through trial and error that we need to remember that God is perfect, and people are not. When I place my trust in Heavenly Father, I know I can do anything.

How I live my faith

I'm trying to regain the desire to go to church. I've never lost my faith in God, just in people. My poor health also makes it difficult to be an active member of the Church. I've learned it's worth it, though, and I recall my years of active membership with happiness. I'd like to go back to that place.

What are Mormon women like? Do Mormons believe in equality of men and women?

Alisha. answered...

Mormon women strive to be virtuous and kind. We believe that men and women have unique divine purposes, and neither is "better" than the other. Spouses are partners and both bring unique talents and characteristics to the partnership.
Keri answered...

Mormon women are like any other good woman who is trying her best to raise a family in love and trying to leave the world a little better for future generations.

Mormons do believe in equality of men and women. We believe husband and wives are to work side by side, not one dominating over another. But equality does not mean being exactly the same. We believe that God gave men and women distinct and different roles/assignments to fulfill. Men are primarily responsible for the physical welfare of their families while women are to nurture and care for their families. Although the roles are different each one is important and critical.