
Doctrine Would Change if Women Were Equal
Photo by HONG SON on Pexels.com If women at church were equal to men, what doctrines would we have about birth? (I didn’t realize how little there was in the scriptures.)
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Photo by HONG SON on Pexels.com If women at church were equal to men, what doctrines would we have about birth? (I didn’t realize how little there was in the scriptures.)
If you’ve always been taught to trust and obey other people, how can you trust yourself and your body? A recent episode of “We Can Do Hard Things” delves into
(Main image: This is me with Bishop Phyllis Speigel of the Episcopal Diocese of Utah. I’ve blogged about her before and I finally got to meet her this week! She
Imagine that you had an opportunity like Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde. A few minutes when top Latter-day Saint leaders were obliged to listen to your solemn, authoritative words about what
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