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Relief Society

Relief Society is the Lord’s organization for women. Through Relief Society, women have an official role in the Church. I know as you study and learn about your responsibilities in the gospel of Jesus Christ, you will see and feel the blessings available to all women. The purpose of Relief Society, as established by

the Lord, is to organize, teach, and inspire His daughters to prepare them for the blessings of eternal life.

Julie B. Beck, Relief Society General President

Our Motto

“Charity Never Faileth” stems from the first Relief Society meeting. The sisters were asked by the Prophet Joseph Smith to assist the brethren “in looking to the wants of the poor—searching after objects of charity, and in administering to their wants.” The sisters took this call to heart and became a society devoted to seeking out the poor and needy. (See Teachings of Presidents of the Church: Joseph Smith [2007], 452.)

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