A heartfelt collection of essays, memories, and recipes from dozens of Latter-day Saint women reflecting on the evolving tradition of Relief Society midweek meetings—once called Homemaking, then Enrichment, now simply Relief Society meetings. Compiled by Linda Hoffman Kimball, the pieces celebrate sisterhood, service projects, quilting bees, craft nights gone awry, and the deeper bonds forged when women gather. Funny, tender, and occasionally poignant, this is a tribute to how LDS women meet real-life needs while coming unto Christ together. A nostalgic and funny celebration of Relief Society's craft-night, quilting-bee, and Enrichment traditions Real stories from real LDS women—hilarious poppyseed disasters and heart-swelling moments alike Perfect gift for a new Relief Society president, counselor, or Enrichment leader Full of ready-to-use activity ideas, recipes, and a giant list of class topics “In the first meeting of the Relief Society, President Emma Hale Smith said, "We are going to do something extraordinary!"”Perfect for any woman who serves or attends Relief Society and loves reading stories of sisterhood and service.
