EPISODE · May 9, 2025 · 17 MIN
"WE ARE WOMEN OF GOD": Sheri Dew, October 1999
from THINNING OF THE VEIL · host Tia Smith
Sheri Dew has emphasized, "We are not women of the world. We are women of God. And women of God will be among the greatest heroines of the 21st century." In these latter days covenantal women have been given distinct responsibilities in relation to the children of our Heavenly Parents. In this talk from October General Conference, Sheri reminds all of us to not forget our sacred mission and to stay away from the things of the world that cause us to be distracted away from our purposes here in mortality. Sheri reminds us that as women of God, "We are unique because of our covenants, our spiritual privileges, and the responsibilities attached to both." In these responsibilities we are called to arm ourselves with priesthood power and live so that all of our family on both sides of the veil can return safely home. YouTube Thinning of the Veil Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@UCAA9WnYhYvCp1ffCe-AGUQQ Website: Thinning of the Veil: https://www.thinningoftheveil.com/"We are Women of God", Sheri Dew, Oct. 1999: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/1999/10/we-are-women-of-god?lang=engBook: "Patterns of Revelation": https://www.amazon.com/Patterns-Revelation-Spiritual-Foundations-Hearing-ebook/dp/B0BWGLZ8VXEmail: [email protected] the show
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Sheri Dew has emphasized, "We are not women of the world. We are women of God. And women of God will be among the greatest heroines of the 21st century." In these latter days covenantal women have been given distinct responsibilities in relation to the children of our Heavenly Parents. In this talk from October General Conference, Sheri reminds all of us to not forget our sacred mission and to stay away from the things of the world that cause us to be distracted away from our purposes here in...
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