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Mormon Church Lowers Minimum Age for Women Missionaries

Mormon church lowers minimum age for women missionaries to 18

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced on Friday that it will allow women to serve missions starting as young as 18, lowering the minimum age by one year and making the age requirement the same for men and women.

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Mormon church makes major rule change in bid to get more women serving missions

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Female LDS high schoolers look forward to mission after Church lowers age limit

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In another major change under President Dallin Oaks, LDS women now can go on missions at 18

LDS women, like men, now can serve missions at 18, church announces. Move will impact dating, schooling, marriage and career ...

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A well-defined leadership hierarchy makes for no surprises in next president of Mormon church

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A former Utah Supreme Court justice is expected to be named the next president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after the recent death of President ...

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New Mormon apostle led a global temple building boom and has deep knowledge of church finances

A high-ranking official in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who oversaw a global temple building boom under its previous president, has been chosen as the faith’s newest apostle.

BYU presidents — past and present — praise the LDS school as a ‘temple of learning’ and a place where ‘the heavens open up’

BYU presidents — past and present — reminisce about their tenures leading the LDS Church's flagship university.

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