442: Ordain Women Fall 2013 General Conference Priesthood Protest - The Participants

Mormon Stories Podcast

Dr. John Dehlin

Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 14 July 2014

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

In part 1 of a three-part series, we discuss the Ordain Women-planned event on 10/5/2013 to attend the LDS general conference priesthood session. Participants include Heather Olson Beal, Ann Marie Whittaker, Tinesha Zandamela, and Lorie Winder Stromberg - all of whom participated in Saturday’s event.

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0:00.0	You say either, I say either, you say neither.
0:05.6	And I say neither.
0:07.8	Either either, neither neither.
0:10.7	Neither.
0:11.6	A less color, no, pain off.
0:14.9	Yes, you like potato.
0:17.1	Hello and welcome to another edition of Mormon Stories
0:20.1	and the Mormon News Review.
0:22.0	I am your very excited host.
0:24.2	This is John DeLin.
0:25.6	We're recording this call on October 7, 2013.
0:29.5	Precisely two days after what many view as being a historic event
0:36.0	within Mormonism.
0:37.6	On October 5, 2013, several women, LDS women, who are part of an organization
0:44.5	called Orden Women, went to downtown Salt Lake City, went to a park there,
0:52.9	the city creek park, had a little brief devotional,
0:57.0	and then they went over to the general conference priesthood session
1:01.5	and stood in line with hopes of gaining admission.
1:05.2	And we have a wonderful, amazing, all-star-studded,
1:09.5	spectacular panel and diverse panel to join us for what I believe will be at least
1:17.0	a two-hour discussion, maybe three.
1:19.6	And so I'm going to describe up front what we've got.
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