This is a collaborative issue between Exponent II and At Last She Said It.
Exponent II bloggers share women-friendly Come Follow Me lesson ideas designed to encourage women to participate in Sunday School. Check out the Exponent II Come Follow Me Lesson for this week below:
Cultivating Compassion for Martin Harris’s Unique Dilemma Doctrine and Covenants section 19, given through Joseph Smith as a revelation for Martin Harris in the summer
In Doctrine and Covenants 18, we learn that the worth of souls is great in the sight of God. How should that affect how we think about and treat others? How should it affect how we think about and treat ourselves?
Women are already doing work of the Aaronic Priesthood. It is not a trivial desire for women to want to know how their purpose fits with the church.
The newest proclamation issued by church leaders, The Restoration of the Fulness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, reminds us that the restoration is ongoing through continuing revelation. As church members, we have a part to play in the restoration. Echoing the words of civil rights advocate Martin Luther King, Jr., Dieter F. Uchtdorf asks us, “Are you sleeping through the restoration?
The BYU L. Tom Perry Special Collections has a 50 Years of Exponent II Exhibit for Women’s History Month! The exhibit is up for the
*Art by Rocio Vasquez Cisneros, 2022 BIPOC Scholarship recipient and current Exponent II Magazine Art Editor. What is the mission of this scholarship? These funds
This Women’s History Month, we are participating in and hosting events in the Utah-area and some of them will also be live-streamed. We have also
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