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Author: Susan Easton Black
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For generations latter-day prophets have extolled the noble role of womanhood. Leaders often tell of the wonderful contributions that the women in their lives have made both inside and outside the home. From rearing a faithful posterity to demanding and defending rights in the halls of Congress, Latter-day Saint women have been and continue to be a powerful influence for good in shaping the destiny of future generations. With this book we celebrate noble women in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with one hundred inspiring biographies of LDS women who have accomplished the extraordinary, leaving an indelible mark on history. These are stories about life, love, and a remarkable determination to do one's best. Messages that reveal to the reader that neither happiness nor greatness is found in compromising self, but instead is found in reaching to a higher source. By reaching up, these women have reached out to make a valuable difference. Meet one hundred of the most remarkable women in the LDS Church through this extraordinary collection of inspiring short biographies. Each Chapter profiles an influential LDS women, with this collection representing achievement in a variety of fields, including art, literature, leadership, entertainment, business, educations, philanthropy, and more. This tribute to womanhood includes biographical sketches of: Jenny Oaks Baker, Mary Ellen Edmunds, Marjorie Pay Hinckley, Jane Clayson Johnson, Gladys Knight, Ann Romney, Emma Hale Smith, Eliza R. Snow, Olene S. Walker, Zina Diantha Huntington Young, and ninety more.
Pages: 380
