‘Mormon Land’: Will a top LDS women’s leader ever again be seen as a ‘13th apostle’?

How to boost the profile, prestige and power of the church’s high-level female officers — and how that could affect women throughout the global faith.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Relief Society General Presidency at General Conference on Saturday, April 6, 2024. They are J. Anette Dennis, left, President Camille N. Johnson and Kristin M. Yee. This week's podcast focuses on how to elevate the church's top women's leaders.

‘Mormon Land’: Will a top LDS women’s leader ever again be seen as a ‘13th apostle’?

How to boost the profile, prestige and power of the church’s high-level female officers — and how that could affect women throughout the global faith.

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