A few Sundays ago I sat through another Relief Society lesson based on a talk from General Conference. The teacher has been teaching Relief Society for years. She’s considered the best teacher in the...
I first presented my argument challenging the claim that Brigham Young disbanded the Relief Society at the Mormon History Association conference in 2021. I further discussed the Shadow Succession Crisis at the Mormon History...
Culture / Intersectionality / Journeys / Relationships / Relief Society Lessons / women
by Guest Post · Published November 1, 2022
Guest Post by Amy. Human Being. Mother of Two. Deep Thinker. Granddaughter of a Philosopher.. Connecting the Dots: “Trauma”, “Informed” and “Relief Society Teacher” I have victoriously entered into/got dragged kicking and screaming into...
This is the first post in a series about foundational concepts in teaching applied to a church setting. “Who is the teacher?” is often the first question people ask about a class whether it’s...
Culture / Gender / Journeys / women
by Guest Post · Published July 15, 2022 · Last modified July 7, 2022
Guest Post by Alma Pellet. Alma Pellett is living the dream as a stay-at-home mother of 5, while also somehow continuing to do software development work from home in American Fork, Utah. She is...
By Lori LeVar Pierce, president of Exponent II On June 1, 1872, the first edition of The Woman’s Exponent was printed. For 42 years, this semi-monthly publication shared the voices of Women in The...
Last year my Relief Society presidency decided to devote a meeting every couple of months to teaching the Addiction Recovery Program (ARP) to the women. A Relief Society counselor asked me to be the...
You didn’t think I was going to stand on that corner by myself (arms and legs like board, mouth full of cement) forever, now did you? To Be Continued by Kate Rushin I told...
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