14 episodes
Q.MORE Rosie Card
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.9 • 30 Ratings
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Starting conversations around tricky-to-ask questions about culture and doctrine in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Please send in questions via voice memo to qmore@qnoor.com
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Transformations of Faith with Thomas Wirthlin McConkie
Rosie Card and Thomas Wirthlin McConkie talk about approaching transformations of faith as individuals and supporting loved ones.
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You can find more on his Faith Matter's Transformations of Faith course at https://faithmatters.teachable.com/p/transformations-of-faith -
Pride Month Special
Actor and writer, Stacey Harkey guest hosts this special episode of Q.MORE. Therapists Kimberly Anderson: MFA, MA AMFT and Chris Lemon: MSW, CSW join Stacey for a healthy conversation about sex from an LGBTQ perspective with an emphasis on the LDS LGBTQ community.
Our goal is to offer an easily accessible resource for people all across the sexuality spectrum to learn from. For more information and support:
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https://utahpridecenter.org/
https://flourishtherapy.org/
https://www.plannedparenthood.org/planned-parenthood-utah
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For Anyone Searching For More with Patrick Mason
Rosie Card talks with Patrick Mason about some highlights from his new book, Restoration: God's Call to the 21st Century World. This book is a must-read for anyone searching to feel more or longing to feel connected.
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The Sex Talk We All Deserve with Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife
The Sex Talk We All Deserve with Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife
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In this episode, LDS sex therapist Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife joins Rosie for a conversation about sex.
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The Highest and Holiest Calling
Julie Hanks' Ted Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlC8XqTSLUE
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The Priesthood Power of Women
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Customer Reviews
Just fantastic!
I’ve loved listening to this podcast, every single episode so far. I really enjoy the guests Rosemary chooses but it’s so refreshing to hear her share thoughts about the gospel and the LDS culture. You can feel how much love she has in her heart and she makes you feel like her Sis.
Not quite hitting the Mark at times
Hi, Sisters;
I am taking in your podcast for the first time, and while I c that you make strong points in places, there are some things that miss the Mark, imho. For example, the Saviour did not speak against nuclear families. When disciples served with Jesus, it did not mean walkin out on their families; we know that they did travel, but we also know that they did have that important time with their families; otherwise He would not have been there to heal Simon Peter‘s mother-in-law.
If you check out ancient Hebrew burial practises, you’ll likely find that the Saviour was not telling a disciple to leave a recently-dead parent‘s body unburied.
It would be super nice to hear your ideas discussed in relation to the plan of Salvation.
You surprised me really pleasantly, however, with ur ideas on assigningResponsibility for chores or couples that are planning their lives together. That’s theSort of thing that ought to be taught in premarital classes; it could make a real difference to the satisfaction of all parties that come in that family unit. To go a little further with your idea, it just makes sense that if a couple were to take the same approach with regard to family finances,Ambitions, children, and personal goals, there would be far fewer surprised and struggling couples with a much better chance to maintain the relationship through life.
Love this podcast!!!
I love your view and would love love love to hear more from you!!