Podcast appearances and mentions of Linda S Reeves

Bài của chị Linda S. Reeves, Đệ Nhị Cố Vấn trong Chủ Tịch Đoàn Trung Ương Hội Phụ Nữ vào năm 2012 của Giáo Hội Các Thánh Hữu Ngày Sau của Chúa Giê Su Ky Tô Cha Thiên Thượng và Đấng Cứu Rỗi của chúng ta, Chúa Giê Su Ky Tô, biết và yêu thương chúng […] The post Podcast số 178 – Đại Hội Trung Ương tháng 10, 2012 – Chúa Đã Không Quên Các Chị Em Đâu – Linda S. Reeves appeared first on Thánh Hữu Việt Nam.

"You don't have to experience the sorrow caused by sin, the pain caused by others' actions, or the painful realities of mortality—alone." Carole M. Stephens was named as the First Counsellor in the Relief Society general presidency in 2012, serving alongside Linda K. Burton and Linda S. Reeves. As one of Sister Stephens' first speaking assignments, she participated in an open discussion with Sister Burton and Sister Reeves at the 2012 BYU Women's Conference, discussing how difficult life experiences have strengthened them, including topics such as unemployment, cancer, drug addiction, miscarriages, infertility, death, twins, divorce, adoptions, disability, financial loss, depression, alcohol addiction, and pornography. “These experiences have strengthened our testimonies, and they have created opportunities for us to rely on, and be strengthened through the atoning power of our Savior, Jesus Christ,” Sister Stephens told the group.

This is a moment to reflect on finding hope in life, as Sister Linda S. Reeves shares a story to show the power of Christ's atonement.

Sister Linda S. Reeves' teaches that we should view repentance in a positive light.

In this episode, Cami leads the discussion while all four sisters talk about ways to create a love that lasts. A few topics talked about are finding multifaceted passions, the healing power sex holds, and how to respond to bids. Feel free to send us an email with any questions or comments to adifferenceforone@gmail.com -TEDtalk called Falling in Love is the Easy Part: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aYWvujaT6M&feature=emb_logo -Quote at the end by Linda S. Reeves comes from the talk Protection from Pornography—a Christ-Focused Home: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2014/04/protection-from-pornography-a-christ-focused-home?lang=eng -The teacher who taught the Healthy Sexuality in Marriage class Cami took at BYU has a website that can be found here: https://www.chelomleavitt.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adifferenceforone/support

Whitney Woodruff was shocked when President Rob Ferrell extended the call for her to serve as the stake Relief Society president in her young single adult stake. This was a calling typically reserved for older, married women with much more experience. As a young single adult herself, she solicited the help of three other incredible women; Kaylyn Crawford, Stacie Leavitt, and Kimberly Webb. In this episode, Kurt Francom discusses with them their unique approach of visiting each Relief Society in the stake to discuss the complex topic of female pornography use and how individuals can fight through the shame and get the help to overcome this temptation. Transcript Availalbe Below Highlights 4:45 Introduction of each participant and the story of how they were called to the stake Relief Society presidency 8:30 How they began to consider addressing the issue of pornography use of those in Relief Society 15:00 How they organized and formatted their lesson about avoiding pornography to the Relief Society 18:00 What feedback was received after their lesson 21:00 How this lesson impacted their presidency 24:00 Why it is important to be direct and clear in lessons about avoiding pornography 28:00 How they prepared for the lesson 30:30 The role of priesthood leaders during this lesson 32:00 How pornography is different for women compared to men 42:30 How girls/women typically learn about pornography (especially in their developmental years) 45:20 The most important topic of the lesson, the Atonement of Jesus Christ 48:00 A powerful question to begin a discussion about pornography use with men and women 50:00 How to create safety so that individuals want to talk to someone about their pornography use and get help 58:00 Advice for male priesthood leaders to effectively approach this topic 1:03:00 How to create local resources to help women struggling with pornography 1:05:00 General encouragement for other Relief Society presidencies Links "I am a Young Single Adult Advocate" | An Interview with Rob Ferrell Protection From Pornography—a Christ-Focused Home, by Linda S. Reeves Register for the Liberating Saints Virtual Summit Interview Transcript Kurt: Today I am in a dentist's office, of all places, again for an interview. Thanks to President Ferrell for lining this up. This is his office. But I am going to chat with four fantastic women. Let's just have you introduce yourselves briefly to put you into context. We'll start with Whitney because you were the Relief Society president of the stake that we're referencing. Whitney: My name is Whitney Woodruff. It's been a couple of years since this all took place, but I had the opportunity to serve as a Stake Relief Society President. And I will never forget the day I was extended the call from President Ferrell and the overwhelming...He had I guess a little background. He had forewarned me that a couple of months before. I was serving as a Ward Relief president and he had put me in a PPI and we were talking, and it said, "What are your thoughts about this idea?" And I was like, whoever that happens to, I feel sorry about." Little behold that I didn't know what was coming my way.  But it was a humbling experience because you get to serve with amazing women and priesthood leaders. I currently just graduated with my doctorate degree. So I work as a nurse practitioner and have loved the gospel and experiences I've had serving Relief Society. Kurt: All right. Stacie. Stacie: Awesome. Well, my name is Stacie Leavitt, which most of these people don't know me as because I was Stacie Karter back in those days. I got married. I've been married for about two years. I live in Roy and I work there as a high school math teacher, and also coach track and field. That's what I'm up to. Kurt: Awesome. Kaylyn. Kaylyn: I'm Kaylyn Crawford. I'm from West Point, Utah. I currently live in Orange County, California.

Eric Reeves is the son of LDS Relief Society General Presidency 2nd counselor Linda S. Reeves. In this episode Eric discusses: 1) his early years in the church, his loss of faith in the LDS church, and how he handled this process with his family,2) his analysis of the recent changes, and why he vehemently opposes the parallels made between same-sex marriage and polygamy, 3) why he is speaking out publicly against the new LGBT policies, and 4) why he is encouraging church members to openly oppose these policies.