A friend pointed out to me how the second verse of this Thanksgiving hymn would make a beautiful Mormon feminist anthem.
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A friend pointed out to me how the second verse of this Thanksgiving hymn would make a beautiful Mormon feminist anthem.
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This is brilliant, and makes me seek to sing this hymn with new appreciation.
This was all the more meaningful to me on Sunday when we sang this because you pointed this out, April. Thank you!
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