Dates
Relief Society Presidents
Hymns with Sisters
Sisters in History
Fun Facts
100

On March 17, 1842 Joseph Smith asked the women to meet and organize

What is the Relief Society?

100

The first president of the Relief Society

Who is Emma Smith?

100

Sisters Emily and Julia Hill trekked together helping Martha Campkin and her family; the experience inspired Emily to write this famous hymn. 

What is “As Sisters in Zion"?

100

In 1870, Utah women did what on equal terms with men for the first time in American history?

Vote

100
  1. This year marked the change from a 3 hour to a 2 hour block for Sunday meetings. 

What is 2019?

200

The year Emma Smith and her counselors appoint visiting committees in the wards in Nauvoo, Illinois

What is 1843?

200

Sister Spafford served the longest as Relief Society general president


How long is almost 30 years?

200

Naomi W. Randall wrote “When Faith Endures” and this very well known primary song about our eternal identity. 

What is “I am a Child of God”?


200

In 1895, Martha Hughes Cannon ran for what political office and won, becoming the first woman to hold this office?

The Senate

200

This cheesy dish made from hash browns is a staple for family gatherings, the recipe of which originated in Utah.

What are Funeral Potatoes?

300

The year Relief Societies stopped raising their own funds and were given a budget

What is 1970?

300

She has served as a mission leader in Arequipa, Peru and Primary General President.


 Who is Camille N. Johnson, the current Relief Society President?

300

A hymn written about the Holy Spirit and letting his whisper govern our choices, by Penelope Moody Allen (1 of 2 hymns she wrote). 

What is “Let the Holy Spirit Guide”?


300

In 1833, Mary Elizabeth and Caroline Rollins rescued what important items as they hid from mobs in a cornfield?

Pages from the Book of Commandments

300

This weekly event in our homes involves the family coming together for prayer, scripture study, and sometimes a treat and activity.

What is Family Home Evening?

400

The year “Charity never faileth” becomes the Relief Society motto

What is 1913?

400

This prolific poet, and second Relief Society President once said, "Although the name may be of modern date, the institution is of ancient origin. We were told by our martyred prophet that the same organization existed in the church anciently."

Who is Eliza R. Snow? 

400

Emma Lou Warner Thayne was counted as one of the 75 most significant Latter-Day Saint poets, writing an hymn about ‘searching my soul’. 

What is Where Can I Turn for Peace?



400

What family member did Amanda Barns miraculously heal through faith, prayer, and revelation from the Lord after the horrific massacre at Hawns Mill?

Her son, Alma

400

This very famous choir is named after the building where it often performs in Salt Lake City.

What is the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square?

500

The year The Relief Society Magazine is discontinued and replaced with the Ensign

What is 1971?

500

She once said: “The average woman today, I believe, would do well to appraise her interests, evaluate the activities in which she is engaged, and then take steps to simplify her life, putting things of first importance first, placing emphasis where the rewards will be greatest and most enduring, and ridding herself of the less rewarding activities.”

Who is Sister Belle S. Spafford, the ninth Relief Society general president?

500

Writing over 400 poems, some for the R.S. magazine, she penned “They, the Builders of the Nation”. 

Who is Ida R. Alldredge?


500

In the early 1900s, Ida Bowman Smith worked tirelessly to organize Relief Societies across England to help provide relief for those affected by what major conflict?

World War 1

500

This is the total number of temples, dedicated, under construction, or announced around the world: note, this answer will need to be adjusted if more temples are announced between now and our activity on March 18th.

What is 367?

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