All Things in One

Reuniting Religion with the Woman in the Wilderness

De: Jocelyn Pedersen

Narrado por: Jocelyn Pedersen

We all know someone who has left the Church because they explored their own personal spirituality or looked into deep doctrine. This is a fear for many, both inside and out of the Church: that by walking an individual path of spiritual awakening, we risk losing everything we believe in, everything that defines who we are, and how we interact with the world and those we love. This book is designed to bridge the gap between individual spiritual awakening and religious community. In each chapter, we will explore specific fears and false beliefs that keep us from realizing our full potential as children of God and becoming one in Zion. We will learn that most of what we have been taught to fear, or what has been misrepresented throughout the ages, is related to the eternal, divine role of women.

All Things in One: Reuniting Religion with the Woman in the Wilderness follows the classic heroine's journey, exploring questions like: Does exploring deep doctrine mean going off the deep end and losing my faith, my relationships, or even my church membership?

Why does the Book of Mormon mention so few women?

If Latter-day Saints believe in a Heavenly Mother, why do we know so little about her, and what does all this have to do with building Zion?

Discover the answers to these questions and more as we journey through the murky terrain of time, folklore, apocryphal writings, and the words of prophets ancient and modern in search of the woman who was driven into the wilderness. Along the way, we will uncover what it means to truly come unto Christ and be reunited with both a Heavenly Mother and Father. We will learn how women and men can finally work together to fill the measure of our creation—uniting all things in one, as we herald in the great Millennial Day.

©2025 Jocelyn Pedersen (P)2025 Jocelyn Pedersen

A Restorative Vision of Spiritual Wholeness

All Things in One: Reuniting Religion with the Woman in the Wilderness is a thoughtful and courageous book that invites readers to rediscover what has long been missing in religious tradition. With depth and reverence, it explores the sacred feminine not as a challenge to faith, but as an essential part of spiritual wholeness.
Rather than rejecting doctrine, the book expands it—offering healing, insight, and balance. Readers who have felt a quiet absence or longing in their spiritual journey will find this work both validating and hopeful. A meaningful and timely read that encourages reflection and deeper faith.