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Ruth Hardy Funk (1972–1978)


Ruth Hardy Funk

"I marvel as I look back at the divine orchestration of my life. . . . I really do believe that the Lord customizes our experiences according to our needs. . . . I feel the Lord expects us to go as far as we can with what he has given us. But I know that I cannot do what I need to do or must do until I finally come to him in total dependence" (in Keepers of the Flame, 117).

Events:

  • 1972 — YWMIA becomes an auxiliary to the priesthood
  • 1972 — Name is changed to Aaronic Priesthood MIA Young Women
  • 1973 — Youth leadership and the bishop's youth committee are emphasized
  • 1974 — Name is changed to Young Women
  • 1974 — "Behold Thy Handmaiden": six areas of focus and My Personal Progress are introduced
  • 1975 — Last June conference is held
  • 1978 — A Song of the Heart is published

First Counselor:

  • Hortense Hogan Child Smith (November 9, 1972–July 12, 1978)

Second Counselor:

  • Ardeth Greene Kapp (November 9, 1972–July 12, 1978)
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