I Would Gift Us
These are the gifts I would give us, and this is the way I would gift them. Bathsheba bathed and a king took her from her husband. I gift us rooftop gardens to bathe...
Tagged: Martha
General Women’s Session: Certain Women
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 Luke that refer to “certain women” who walked with...
The Heavenly Host’s Challenge: Peace on Earth
When the ancient prophet Isaiah prophesied of our Savior, his words were beautiful, but also, as Isaiah tends to be, somewhat confusing. He described Christ’s birth this way: For unto us a child is...
Are we living up to Christ’s example of justice for women?
By Danielle Mooney Danielle has lived in Boston since graduating from Wellesley College. She loves her husband, her dog, and soft serve ice cream cones. Within the Gospels, we find stories about the...
Guest Post: Excerpt from an Easter Sermon
by Liz Johnson (Liz Johnson is the mother of four and resides in Northern Indiana. She has a BA in International Development and is two postage stamps away from being a certified doula. This...
Daughters in My Kingdom: Relief Society, a Restoration of an Ancient Pattern (Chapter 1)
This is my favorite chapter DIMK, so I’m excited to write up a lesson plan. Before teaching this lesson, I would ask a few women to prepare to talk about their favorite woman in...
There’s Something About Mary (and Martha): Another Reading of Luke 10:38-42
Every time the story of Mary and Martha comes up in Relief Society, I hear women confess that they are too much of a Martha; they need to stop worrying about the housework and...
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