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NAACP President Derrick Johnson stood Sunday morning at a pulpit and asked a Latter-day Saint congregation in Salt Lake City to build a wall of love and inclusion.
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The Church magazines will be focusing on the topic of inclusion throughout 2021.
Tracy Browning of the Relief Society General Board wrote an article for the Liahona magazine titled “Including Everyone,” which introduced the new series where people would share their stories of inclusion and exclusion within church settings.
As well as being the kickoff to a new series of articles for the church website, this article discussed the importance of helping those around us feel included and welcomed.
“In the coming months, we will share the stories of sisters and brothers who have struggled to come to know that they belong,” Browning said.
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Sister Tracy Browning, a member of the Relief Society General Board, recently spoke on the Latter-day Saint Women podcast about inclusion, unity, and loving one another better.
In her calling on the Relief Society General Board, Sister Browning seeks to understand the concerns of members of the Church who feel marginalized due to issues like marital status, race, and sexual identity and help them find belonging in the Church. She also looks for ways to teach the general membership of the Church empathy for those who feel marginalized so they can better discover how to help others feel like they belong to Christ.