Read the speech by top LDS women’s leader Camille Johnson about ‘prioritizing motherhood’

“My work [as an attorney],” she declared in her hotly debated speech at BYU, “was a means to an end in blessing my family.”

(The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) President Camille Johnson, the global leader of the Latter-day Saint women's organization Relief Society, expressed concern about declining birthrates and marriage rates in a May 3 broadcast delivered at Brigham Young University.

Read the speech by top LDS women’s leader Camille Johnson about ‘prioritizing motherhood’

“My work [as an attorney],” she declared in her hotly debated speech at BYU, “was a means to an end in blessing my family.”

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