Sunday Edition: Emily Belle Freeman and Bishop Phyllis Spiegel

This week on Sunday Edition, Boyd Matheson sits down with Emily Belle Freeman of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Bishop Phyllis Spiegel of the Episcopal Diocese of Utah.
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[@joanielliott3375]

Two powerful women bringing light to our world. Thank you, KSL!

[@FromAgonyToLight]

It’s not everyday one gets to chat with a Church Leader!! I’ve met two Seventies, and my interactions with them have testified to me that we truly have servants of God who speak for God to us directly! One by one, as they’ve said!

[@RenieAmstadt]

That was amazing!! Thank you Sister Freeman!!❤❤❤

[@gingerallman798]

There really is so much good in the world. Thank you for sharing goodness!

[@katiesiddique9062]

So smart, teach our youth how to use social media in a positive way!!

[@joanielliott3375]

Loved Bishop Spiegel. My first time hearing from her. A treasure in our community!

[@lynncannon7484]

Sister Freeman is a sweet, spiritually grounded leader.

[@katiesiddique9062]

Bishop Siegel's message was beautiful ❤️

[@wennyelrod655]

I really enjoyed this, very informative. ❤

[@bonanderson9398]

Awesome leaders!

[@giovannazahler4292]

I love sister Freeman!

[@gerihallows2204]

I’m a great fan of Emily!

[@tepaeamason6915]

beautiful

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❤

[@davidlima4471]

Amazing!

[@dawnhasbroken6304]

Who would name their poor son Phyllis? He must be one tough dude to survive childhood with that name. My friend's dad's name was Beverly. He beat up his bully so his dad let him change his name to David. 😄😄

[@bonanderson9398]

Bishop Phyllis is a female leader of her Episcopalian church.

[@dawnhasbroken6304]

@@bonanderson9398 She is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

[@russell2550]

​@@bonanderson9398 Phyllis Speigel is the 12th Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Utah. She has been in office for a year

[@Sptongirl]

Sunday is not the Sabbath.

[@carolynntranmer9187]

It is for some of us❤️

[@Sptongirl]

@@carolynntranmer9187 yes, but it is not Biblical. The Sabbath is the 7th day and Sunday is the 1st day.

[@iknovate]

​@@SptongirlIt is biblical. It's in honor of the restoration of truth brought by the Savior through his resurrection on Sunday.

[@Sptongirl]

@@iknovate sorry but saying something is Biblical doesn’t make it Biblical. Biblical is what is stated in the Bible. Keeping Sunday as the Sabbath is a tradition that is normally called the “Lord’s day”. However even that is not Biblical, because if you do a search of the Lord’s day in the Bible (at least in the KJV) it states it is the Sabbath. And according to the Bible’s description of the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus, the Sabbath fell between Friday and the 1st day of the week Sunday, as stated in Matthew 28:1, Mark 16:1-2, and Luke 23:56 - 24:1.

[@senilex1737]

Who gives a sht

[@paulineharry]

Wow! Her hair is not good 😝