Check out the Exponent’s discussion of the ban at the 2015 Exponent article, “Can Mormon Women Count Money?” Now, let’s keep working on gender parity for the rest of the male-only financial callings listed.
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by Guest Post · Published July 9, 2020
By Christina Taber-Kewene Paying tithing has always been important to me. As Jesus teaches us, Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through...
by Guest Post · Published January 17, 2019 · Last modified January 19, 2019
By Sorella M Thank you Adia J. Olguin for your blog post on Exponent II. You inspired me to finally write these words. To my Mormon sisters and brothers in Africa or who hail from...
Introduce the doctrine Write on the board, “Why do you pay tithing?” Invite the young women to imagine that a friend of another faith asks them this question. How would they respond? Learn Together...
by April Young-Bennett · Published January 30, 2016 · Last modified September 27, 2021
The Finance Committee of Ordain Women invited me to provide a guest post explaining the history of female financial authority in the LDS Church: How Mormon Women Were Correlated Out of LDS Church Finances...
Can Mormon women count money? Of course we can! But here is another question: Do LDS Church policy makers know that Mormon women can count money? Based on church financial policies, it does not...
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