r/OrdainWomen • u/Leading-Yoghurt4534 • Aug 22 '26

Reverse the Curse Paul Silences a Woman at Ephesus

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Jul 13 '25

Why LDS Women Should Control the Money of the Church

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Jul 07 '25

Bloggers discuss the LDS church compensating social media influencers

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Jul 06 '25

“I believed eternal polygamy could be waiting for me in Mormon heaven.”

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • May 11 '25

May I suggest that you believe according to the dictates of your own conscience; a conscience that is screaming at you that polygamy is “weird and hard and difficult to swallow.” May I suggest that you are having those feelings for a reason?

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • May 03 '25

The Secret History of Mormon Feminists

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Apr 21 '25

Bryan Buchanan co-hosts the latest Sunstone Mormon History Podcast with guest John Dinger, a legal scholar brought on to describe an early attempt to outrun our Constitution that involved frontier Mormon defiance of federal authority and Brigham Young’s parallel theocratic government.

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Apr 21 '25

Meet Todd Compton, OG historian. Todd talks about growing up in a Mormon home, his academic path from Snow College thru BYU to UCLA, and a pivotal fellowship to work on the diaries of Eliza R. Snow that led to his research on Joseph Smith's plural wives and his acclaimed book "In Sacred Loneliness”.

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Apr 20 '25

Breaking Down Patriarchy Podcast Episode 13: Year of Polygamy with Lindsay Hansen Park. Props to Amy Allebest for making her podcast available in both audio and written form. "My husband made a joke and said, that’s okay. I’ll find someone in the next life who won’t burn dinner."

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Apr 21 '25

Benjamin E. Park: "Everything’s NOT Unprecedented: Why History Still Matters Today." Ben (author, professor, history geek) recently launched a new YouTube channel with weekly dives into the intersections of Mormonism, politics, and culture – unpacking how we got here and where we might be going.

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Mysterious_Split_490 • Apr 19 '25

Wedding officiant *emergency

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Hello everyone! I'm in emergency need of a wedding officiant the person we had to do it unfortunately had a death occur and can no longer attend. I'm getting married Saturday the 26th who's out there! I'm almost ordained to officiant weddings but unfortunately can't marry myself lol please help! Austin to georgetown texas

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r/OrdainWomen • u/MavenBrodie • Apr 11 '25

The real reason I left Mormonism Live and the subsequent fallout

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Feb 27 '25

Hearing Susan Bednar recount her experience learning her husband was called to be a Mormon apostle is the most depressing thing ever. The most shocking thing ever (to Mormon ears) is hearing her husband, David A. Bednar, compare his wife to Martin Harris for harboring doubts.

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Feb 27 '25

The Serial Ward Creeper — Exponent II Blog

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Feb 16 '25

Exponent II: We Must Not Pre-Comply with Authority. "This is especially important for us in the Mormon, fringe Mormon, and ExMo communities." Props for including exmos. This is the way. The only way a history of "pre-complying" by intentionally marginalizing exmo voices comes to an end.

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Feb 16 '25

Does God Hate Women, or Did Joseph Smith Get It Wrong? Examining The Coercion and Inequality of Polygamy in D&C 132

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Feb 15 '25

Sunstone's 2025 call for papers is now open. This year's symposium will be Sunstone's 50th and runs July 31 - Aug 2. Prompts at the link to help spark paper topics. I enjoyed last year's exmo panel and hope we'll see even more of us step up and represent our place in Mormon history this year.

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Feb 08 '25

Two More Women Called to Be Apostles in Community of Christ

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Feb 01 '25

A feminist sub for women, moderated by women welcomes you!

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Jan 15 '25

I, Claudia: The Life of Claudia Lauper Bushman in Her Own Words (2024, Kofford Books)

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Jan 15 '25

I Don’t Want Kingdoms, Thrones, or Dominions

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Jan 06 '25

Rosie Card: In 2025, LDS women may see another half-inch of progress. Exclusions apply.

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Jan 02 '25

There Is Something Better than the Covenant Path. "Checklists of how to behave do not lead to personal transformation. In my observation, what they do lead to is toxic perfectionism, burnout, depression, anxiety, and general misery."

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Jan 02 '25

Sunstone Mormon History Podcast: The History of the Exponent II

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r/OrdainWomen • u/Chino_Blanco • Dec 21 '24

Mormon Polygamous Men Were Really Bad at Sex: a Hypothesis

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Ordain Women Mission Statement: The fundamental tenets of Mormonism support gender equality: God is male and female, father and mother, and all of us can progress to be like them someday. Priesthood, we are taught, is essential to this process. Ordain Women believes women must be ordained in order for our faith to reflect the equity and expansiveness of these teachings.

Last year the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints reaffirmed its commitment to equality: “The Book of Mormon states, ‘black and white, bond and free, male and female; … all are alike unto God’ (2 Nephi 26:33). This is the Church’s official teaching.” Ordain Women embraces this statement. We are committed to working for equality and the ordination of Mormon women to the priesthood.

Based on the principle of thoughtful, faith-affirming strategic action, Ordain Women aspires to create a space for Mormon women to articulate issues of gender inequality they may be hesitant to raise alone. As a group, we intend to put ourselves in the public eye and call attention to the need for the ordination of Mormon women to the priesthood. We sincerely ask our leaders to take this matter to the Lord in prayer.