Hello and welcome to the Latter-day St. Women podcast. I'm Carly Geiman. And I'm Shailen Back.

Today we're excited to share with our listeners a Latter-day St. Women podcast episode with guest

Sharon U-Bank that originally aired in 2019. Sister Ubank is the first counselor in the Relief Society

General Presidency and the director of Latter-day St. Charities. Whether or not you're a new listener,

we think you'll enjoy hearing insights from Sister Eubank about what Christ-like service looks like

and how we can minister with greater compassion and direction from the spirit. She has such an

engaging personality and she shares some encouraging words, which we hope will reassure you,

that our life experiences are valid no matter what they are.

Thanks for tuning in, and we will be back soon with more new episodes of the Latter-day St. Women podcast.

Fifty years ago, Alice Smith, a member of the Relief Society General Board, stood in the Salt Lake Tabernacle and foresaw the service

and relief that millions of visiting teachers, as they were known then, would provide

as the church continued to grow throughout the world.

She promised that women engaged in Christ-like service would become a standard to the nations.

Today we are thrilled to have Sister Sharon Eubank on the show to discuss

the power of ministering sisters as they're known today and other lessons we can learn

from Alice Smith's message that was given in 1969. Hello and welcome to the Latter-day

Saint Women Podcast where we share the inspiring stories and teachings of women of the Church

of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I'm Carly Geiman, and I'm here with Shailin back. We are your co-hosts.

Thanks so much for joining us today. We feel incredibly grateful to have on the show with us,

Sister Sharon Eubank of the Relief Society General Presidency. Welcome, Sister Ubank.

Thank you.

I'm really glad to be here.

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