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I would begin this Relief Society lesson by asking a few of the sisters to read these three different stories that Gordon B. Hinckley shared
When I first heard about this book, I jumped at the opportunity to review it. The book is about creative writing, which is what I
by AmyPH Amy is a Mormon mother of three from Massachusetts. “Virgin Sex” is the result of a Moth Radio Hour-type monologue exercise. Mormon young
By Lorie Winder Stromberg Lorie Winder Stromberg serves on the Ordain Women executive board as chair of the Long-term Planning Committee. When this conference weekend
When I taught Relief Society last Sunday, we spent several minutes of the lesson in complete silence. I was assigned a General Conference talk to base
“Nature helps us to see and understand God. To all His creations we owe an allegiance of service and a profound admiration. . . Love
There are many accounts of women interacting with Christ in the New Testament. How do Christ’s interactions with women inform our living testimonies of Him?
I loved Sister Burton’s talk at the General Women’s Session. Her talk was framed around the concept of “certain women,” based off of scriptures in
Carol F. McConkie gave a sweet talk. As first counsellor of the Young Women General Presidency, she offered a talk that was strong and inspirational.
“I’m not the type to come over and try to give you a sit-down lesson.” my new visiting teacher explained after we had just
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