Today in the Bloggernacle: Mormon mythbusters, Primary resources and other new blogs
Techie tip: Starting this month, the Friend magazine is producing even more “Children’s Lessons Helps.” The site is still in construction, but there are still many nice resources for families and teachers already available. As Larry Richman explains, “Parents can browse by gospel topic to discover online church resources. Primary teachers can click on the lesson they are teaching to find relevant stories, activities and media. Weekly thoughts and tips. Every Friday, (we) will post an idea on how to use the Friend and Liahona to teach children or will provide a message of encouragement.” Awesome! Click in to learn more.
Emily Warburton Jensen loves searching through the LDS blog world for developments and testimonies that best capture the ever-evolving LDS online experience. Email: ejensen@desnews.com
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I,for one, have always appreciated the multiple skills of women -- especially in the church. It is sad that when some of those talents revolve around domestic issues that they are not considered noteworthy. My mother was and is a great cook, but More..
Thanks for listing my blog, Emily! You totally made my day!
All this praise for women in the church (which is most likely deserved)...
but they cannot hold any positions of AUTHORITY in the church. Only in some SEPERATE group Relief society.
It is still a male dominated faith. Like More..