Join us for our reverent celebration of the fourth day of Holy Week. Elise reads her poem "The Anointed One" and gives a short sermon. Find the full transcript for this episode at www.thefaithfulfeminists.com.

Join us for the third day of Holy Week as Channing reads her poem "Day of Rest" and gives a short sermon about the importance of sleeping in and resting. Find the full transcript for this episode at www.faithfulfeminsts.com

Join us for our second day of our Holy Week celebration. Today, Channing reads her poem "For Sale" and gives a short sermon that focuses on the holiness of anger, the sale of bodies, and Christ's willingness to protect the oppressed. Find the full transcript at www.thefaithfulfeminsts.com

Join us as we celebrate Holy Week with bursts of inspiration and perspectives on the life of Christ through the eyes of the women who loved and walked with him. In this episode, Channing shares her poem "Jesus Said Goodbye" and a short sermon. Find the full transcript of this episode on www.thefaithfulfeminists.com

With just one section to discuss, we spend time looking for the tender love of God to guide us through an apocalypse. Then, we go a bit off script to discuss how we can use our privilege for good even when we feel triggered or limited by our oppression. Finally, we celebrate the body and the scriptures that honor a sense of wholeness—both spiritual and temporal.

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In this week's episode, we discuss the symbolism of the armor of God and how its masculine and militaristic symbolism excludes women. Personal revelation and prophetic revelation come into conflict with each other in section 27, leading to a discussion about what to do when your personal revelation conflicts with or contradicts authoritative revelation. Finally, we discuss Oliver Cowdery's problematic mission to the supposed Lamanites in section 28. Find the full transcript for this week's episode on www.thefaithfulfeminists.com

Emma is the star of this week's episode! We spend time imagining what it might have been like for her to be elected, called, and ordained into the early church. Then, we take a look at how this position faded away to more unseen and undervalued domestic work across time. Finally, we look for God's comforting words to the early saints as persecutions continued.

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Join us for this week's episode as we discuss the official organization of the church, the impact of sexist language in the text, the gender-neutral responsibilities of the priesthood, and options for grappling with sections that equate the voice of Joseph Smith to God. Find the transcript for this episode on our website www.thefaithfulfeminists.com.

This week, we wrestle with both the loving and angry voice of God that shows up in the text. Then, we take on both an internal and external call to repentance before finally arriving at a conversation about sacrificing as we ask, who sacrifices and who is sacrificed?

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