Dear Ensign (we can’t be what we can’t see) (X)
Dear Ensign, I have enjoyed many of your articles this past year. It’s great to see the familiar word: “Ensign” in my mailbox each month. I appreciate the steady stream of articles on the...
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Series: #Visiblewomen: You Can’t Be What You Can’t See : Generous Quotes From Women in Relief Society Lessons
President Linda K. Burton Relief Society General Office 76 North Main Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 Dear Sister Burton, Would you please consider increased and generous quotes by women in Relief Society and Priesthood...
Series: #visiblewomen: You Can’t Be What You Can’t See: Primary Pictures
I teach Primary Sharing Time. I love it. I love the teaching, the stories, the kids, and the fun. When we talk about Jesus, I tell the children the stories of His life and...
#VisibleWomen Series: Please Add a Women’s Regional Calling to Missions
This is my letter to the Relief Society General Office in regard to the creation of a regional or Mission-based Relief Society Presidency or similar. President Linda K. Burton Relief Society General Office 76...
#VisibleWomen Series: Please consider Relief Society, Young Women, and Primary Stake Presidency Members to have rotating speaking assignments as often as members of the High Council
Here is the letter I’m sending to general and auxiliary authorities, and (slightly revised) to my local leaders: Dear Leader, I’ve been a Relief Society member for almost 20 years. During that time...
#VisibleWomen: We are daughters of Heavenly Parents
Dear President Oscarson, Sister McConkie, Sister Marriott, and members of the YW General Board, As I write you this letter, we are celebrating International Women’s Day throughout the world. I am filled with love...
#VisibleWomen: Women in Church Art
This week I decided to do an informal survey of the representation of women in my ward building. I had the general impression that there were few women, but I decided to actually go...
New Series: #VisibleWomen: You can’t be What You can’t See
My years in the Young Women’s organization were rough on me. Part of it was just teenage awkwardness and the rest was teenage cliquishness. As soon as I turned 18, I switched to Relief...
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