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About Us

Wayfare seeks to be a companion and guide on the journey of faith. We publish a range of original writing: essays, interviews, dispatches, profiles, poetry, miracles, sermons, and works of book, film, and art criticism.

The Restoration began with a sincere question and the reception of divine truth. Wayfare embraces that hunger for new light with the conviction that our Heavenly Parents always desire to reveal more to their children. 

Because truth is often stranger and more subtle than we imagine, we follow Jacob’s example of wrestling with complexity, mystery, and eternity. For that reason, Wayfare welcomes voices and ideas that transcend, explore, and expand familiar boundaries—we seek after the true, the good, and the beautiful wherever they may be found. 

Our aim is to cultivate within individuals and communities the more abundant life that is found in Christ through writing that is leavened with faith, brightened by hope, and deepened through charity. 

Finally, we affirm the revelation Joseph Smith received May 9, 1831: That which is of God is light; and he that receiveth light, and continueth in God, receiveth more light; and that light groweth brighter and brighter until the perfect day.


Our name was partly inspired by two songs: A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief and Wayfaring Stranger. 


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Editor

Zachary Davis

Deputy Editor

Rachel Jardine

Associate Editors

Megan Armknecht

Tyler Johnson

Benjamin Peters

Managing Editor

Lori Forsyth

Submissions Manager

Grace Carter

Copyeditor

Mark Melville

Digital Editor

Katie Lewis

Senior Editors

Kristine Haglund

Jon Ogden

Anna Thurston

Charlotte Wilson

Poetry Editor

Kathryn Knight Sonntag

Digital Poetry Editor

Phoebe Cook

Art Director

Esther Hi'ilani Candari

Deputy Art Director

Candace Brown

Production Manager

Jon Forsyth

Fiction Editor

Jeanine Bee

Book Review Editor

Zachary Gubler

Commissioning Editor

Ryan Fairchild

Music Director

Andrew Maxfield

Science Editor

Maddy Peterson

Contributing Editors

Sharlee Mullins Glenn

Shayla Frandsen

Allison Pond

Jeremiah Scanlan

Zach Stevenson

Sunny Stimmler

Social Media Editor

Cece Proffit

Creative Directors

Cole Melanson

Doug Thomas

Art Curator

Editorial Staff

Tricia Cope

Kyle Belanger

Ryan Fairchild

Venice Jardine

Lorren Lemmons

Jeanna Mason Stay

Josh Stevenson

Emma Tueller Stone

Strategy

Natalie Quinn

Audio Team

Shannyn Thompson

Chris Walters

Michael Walters

Interns

Layne Christensen

Sam Petersen

Advisory Board

Matt Bowman

Richard Bushman

George Handley

Jennifer Frey

James Goldberg

Randall Paul

Sharrona Pearl

John Durham Peters

Jana Riess

Charles Stang

Laurel Thatcher Ulrich

Rosalynde Welch

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