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What does new LDS messaging really say about women in the church?
Women are second-class citizens in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, guest columnist Emily W. Jensen concludes ...
LDS women to church leaders: When did the rules about women working outside the home change?
For the second time in less than two months, Latter-day Saint women have taken to social media to push back against an ...
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Opinion: LDS women should join me in skipping church on Sunday
This past December, I suggested women in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints should stay home from church March 17 as a way to highlight the crucial, yet consistently undervalued ...
Kentucky Today6d
State of the Church: More men attending than women, volunteering rebounding
Men have outpaced women in church attendance the past three years, reversing a longstanding trend of more women in the pews ...
Independent.ie24d
Crowds protest in Dublin calling for Catholic church to allow women to be ordained as priests
“Women see through the Catholic church’s lip service on equality” and their “second-class treatment”, according to an organiser of a Dublin protest calling for the ordination of women as ...
Commentary: What does new LDS messaging really say about women in the church?
Latter-day Saint Emily Jensen explores what messages are sent in the faith's new essay on "Women's Service and Leadership in ...