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Some units of the Church restricted opening prayers of Church meetings to men, but FairMormon has been unable to find a written policy justifying or correcting this practice. | Some units of the Church restricted opening prayers of Church meetings to men, but FairMormon has been unable to find a written policy justifying or correcting this practice. | ||
As of 2010, the Church's Handbook of Instructions in section 18.5 says, "Men and women may offer both opening and closing prayers in Church meetings."{{ | As of 2010, the Church's Handbook of Instructions in section 18.5 says, "Men and women may offer both opening and closing prayers in Church meetings."<ref>{{Book:Church:CHI:2:2010|pages=146|section=18|sub1=5}} {{link1|url=http://new.lds.org/handbook/handbook-2-administering-the-church/meetings-in-the-church?lang=eng}}</ref> | ||
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Can women open Church meetings with prayer?
Some units of the Church restricted opening prayers of Church meetings to men, but FairMormon has been unable to find a written policy justifying or correcting this practice.
As of 2010, the Church's Handbook of Instructions in section 18.5 says, "Men and women may offer both opening and closing prayers in Church meetings."[1]
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