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Restoring Sister Administrations for Healing and Blessing in the LDS Church: Part 2

Baptized and confirmed women of the Church in good standing may be asked to participate in healing work and blessings. While these spiritual administrations can and should take place within a Sister's home with their family members, these efforts may also extend to their ministries inside and outside of the Church. In these efforts, Sisters should strive to be dignified and gentle, striving always to be led by the Holy Ghost. Unlike with priesthood ordinances, these administrations are not governed by priesthood authority. Their use and application is not associated with any priesthood office and makes no use of priesthood keys. As such, they require no special permission from any presiding authority to perform. They rely fully on the faith of the Sister(s) participating in them, and may be performed and guided fully at their discretion. Following previous instruction and historical practice, these administrations should be open to all women who want to participate. There is no req...

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