Talk:Wife with a Purpose

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Had the sense not to use 'Wife with a mission'. 109.148.15.165 (talk) 19:50, 18 December 2017 (UTC)

Names[edit]

Ayla Stewart she is now known as but she also uses the names Ayla Erin Donnelly Stewart and Ayla E. Stewart. She used to use the names Ayla Serenemoon Israel or just Ayla Serenemoon.

Under some of these names such as Ayla Serenemoon she was a former pagan interested in Mormonism and ritual magick (2008-2010). She gave weird lectures "Heavenly Mothers: Magick, the Divine Feminie, and Homebirth [1]. According to another website "Here, Ayla gives accounts of Joseph Smith’s birth that describe him as born with a veil, or in the caul, which at the time was a sign that the child was born with special gifts of psychic abilities." [2] Anti-Fascist for life (talk) 21:39, 18 December 2017 (UTC)

Possible twitter ban[edit]

Utah blogger, who linked alt-right arguments to Mormon faith, thinks she’s about to be purged from Twitter Anti-Fascist for life (talk) 18:23, 19 December 2017 (UTC)