‘Mormon Land’: After removal from the stand, ‘respectfully relentless’ LDS women keep pushing for more equity

More General Conference sermons from women and more talk of Heavenly Mother, says advocate, may help keep Gen Z women in the church.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) The women's Relief Society General Presidency sits on the stand at General Conference in April 2024. From left are J. Anette Dennis, Camille N. Johnson and Kristin M. Yee. The same practice of women sitting on the stand does not happen in typical Sunday services.

‘Mormon Land’: After removal from the stand, ‘respectfully relentless’ LDS women keep pushing for more equity

More General Conference sermons from women and more talk of Heavenly Mother, says advocate, may help keep Gen Z women in the church.

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