We hope you have enjoyed learning more about our legacy as women of the LDS faith. I know I have enjoyed reading these posts, some old ones, some new ones. We hope that if you stumble upon a birth story or history of an LDS midwife, nurse or doctor that you will share it with […]
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In researching midwives and birth in the history of the church I found this beautiful tribute to our pioneer sisters in the March 1997 issue of the Ensign by Susan Easton Black. I love to read of our pioneer sister’s courage because it strengthens my determination to live with faith as they did. I thought
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I thought that since today is Pioneer Day, the day when the first Later-day Saints entered the Utah valley, that it would be appropriate to share a story about one of those incredible women who crossed the plains and established Zion. Zina Diantha Huntington Young joined the church at age fourteen and traveled with the saints
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