As a young woman, we had a combined camping trip with laurels and priests in our stake. When it came time to go on a
A few months ago, my friend asked me to sub her Gospel Doctrine class. I did, and the lesson went really well. After class, the
As Primary president, I would submit names for Primary callings and get no response, OR, even worse, I would give them a slew of names
On the church hallway bulletin board, encouragement for all of us single ladies: “When the odds are one in a million, be that one.” (I
A few years ago, I went to ward temple night. My divorce was about to be finalized, so I felt strongly that I needed to
Our ward’s Relief Society had a book club, and all book choices had to be approved by the bishop. – Sherry Work Our book
It took me four years to get my sealing canceled from my abusive ex-husband. I knew it was possible because a friend had gotten it
When I went to my last bishop about my abusive marriage and told him I was planning to leave and get a divorce, he seemed
I was eleven years old. I had been called in for a pre-YW/Primary graduation interview. Towards the end of the interview, the bishopric member asked
I was Primary president in a ward that wasn’t huge, but we did definitely have plenty of adults who could’ve helped out in Primary. I
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