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Latter-day Profiles | Season 52 | Episode 1 | Jenet Erickson | Associate Professor of Religious Education at Brigham Young University

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Dr. Jenet Jacob Erickson brings a powerful voice to the conversation on faith, family, and the vital role of motherhood. As an Associate Professor of Religious Education at BYU, she has spent years researching maternal and child well-being, with her work gaining national attention in outlets such as The New York Times and The Today Show. With over 20 published articles and book chapters, and experience advising policymakers, Dr. Erickson is a leading expert on how family dynamics shape individuals and society.In her Latter-day Profile interview, Dr. Erickson reflects on both the science and the spiritual depth behind strong families. A dedicated wife and mother of two, she shares how faith and research intersect in her life, and why she believes nurturing the next generation is one of the most meaningful callings. Her story offers both wisdom and inspiration for anyone seeking to understand the divine design of the family.

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