Women’s Lamentations
How can women be full partners
when men will not promote them from associates?
How can women organize
when men must authorize
How can women be full partners
when men will not promote them from associates?
How can women organize
when men must authorize
One of the most painful parts of having concerns about women’s issues in the Church is that they are rarely, if ever, acknowledged by anyone
(Exponent blogger April Young-Bennett was less enthused.) Read the full article: Women’s session to return at LDS General Conference — ‘Hooray,’ says feminist poet
During the last half decade, several improvements have been made to policies within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) that can be
I had a conversation recently with an elderly woman who is a dear friend of mine. We were talking about General Conference, and I asked
On Saturday evening, Russell M. Nelson challenged women and girls (but not men and boys) to “fast” from social media for 10 days, with the
One year ago, it was announced that the Priesthood Session and Women’s Session of General Conference would only be held once a year and each
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.
Despite my feelings about having a male speaker at the Women’s Session of General Conference, I admit that I’m always happy to hear from President
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