Women's Voices | President Camille N. Johnson | Latter-day Life Hacker

In the few short months President Camille N. Johnson has served as Primary general president, she has been invited to participate in some of the Church’s executive councils and share her voice and perspective. President Johnson — who was interviewed as part of the Church News Inside Church Headquarters series — is featured in a new Church News video titled “Women’s Voices.” As President Johnson attended a meeting on her first day in her new calling, she expected to sit back and observe. Instead, she was asked, “Well, Sister Johnson, what do you think?” “It was sincere interest in what I thought about a particular point; whereas in my previous life, I had to work harder to have my voice heard sometimes,” President Johnson said of her experience in the workplace. “And it’s a privilege and a blessing to be able to participate in this great work at this time with a mighty prophet leading our Church.”

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Women’s Voices | President Camille N. Johnson

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In this episode, we get to chat with Stephen Fleming, a well-known historian of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and a bishop in California. Today Stephen shares a story that you veryyyyy likely have NEVER HEARD from the history of the LDS Church (otherwise known as the Mormon Church). Speaking of LDS history, we (as a church) focus on some key locations where the church grew but we rarely talk about the more remote places where the church also existed and thrived. Today, Stephen talks about the history of the church in those lesser-spoken-of places, such as New Jersey and Delaware. And the stories he shares are FASCINATING!! What did you learn from Stephen?? Let us know in the comments below!! “‘Sweeping Everything before It’: Early Mormonism in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey.” BYU Studies, 40, no. 1 (2001): 72-104. “Discord in the City of Brotherly Love: The Story of Early Mormonism in Philadelphia.” Mormon Historical Studies 5, no. 1 (2004): 3-28. Ed. “The Short-lived Mormon Experience of Pennsylvania State University’s First President: Six Letters from the Family of Evan Pugh.” Mormon Historical Studies 6, no. 1 (2005): 123-131. With David W. Gura eds. “The Impact of Edward Hunter’s Conversion to Mormonism on Chester County, Pennsylvania: Henry M. Vallette’s 1869 Letter.” Mormon Historical Studies 6, no. 1 (2005): 133-38. “‘Congenial to Nearly Every Shade of Radicalism’: The Delaware Valley and the Success of Early Mormonism.” Religion and American Culture, 17, no. 1 (2007): 129-64. “‘The Air, the Tone and Mannerisms of the Quakers’: The Quakers, the Protestant Ethic, and the Quaker Mormons.” Max Weber Studies 8, no. 1 (2008): 99-110. SUBSCRIBE: http://saintsunscripted/subscribe

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