by April Young-Bennett · Published · Updated
(Exponent blogger April Young-Bennett was less enthused.)
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Women’s session to return at LDS General Conference — ‘Hooray,’ says feminist poet
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April Young Bennett is the author of the Ask a Suffragist book series and host of the Religious Feminism Podcast. Learn more about April at aprilyoungb.com.
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“Twelve years and older”? Have they changed the age requirement for GIRLS to attend WOMEN’S conference? I thought it was now 8 yrs old. I stopped attending or watching when that change was made. When I was a child I listened as a child, but Im a fullgrown senior
. Although the gospel topics dont change, the spiritual needs of a woman are not the same as a child’s.
Yes, they have changed the age limit again. It is now 12 and up, like Priesthood Session (which maybe exists again? They didn’t say.)
Agree 100% and did the same thing.
I just saw this article. It is now post-October 22 general conference. However I was SO disappointed that the “Women’s Session” in April was planned by men, under men’s direction, and men spoke first and last. I believe the women leaders ARE CAPABLE OF PLANNING THEIR OWN WOMEN’S SESSION. We are not children who need permission and approval from anyone but God.