0:00 Title sequence 0:53 Intro - Recap of past episodes 7:39 Recap continued - The Relief Society 11:57 Temple ordinances expanded 17:27 Male headship & temple ceremonies 22:01 Shifting definition of Priesthood 25:48 Shifting language of priesthood & women 33:00 Transitional period of priesthood language 36:26 Priesthood reform movement 42:05 Susa Young Gates & The Priesthood Motherhood Paradigm 48:11 Motherhood vs Fatherhood? 54:18 The New Women movement 1:01:41 Priesthood correlation & cultural pressures 1:06:37 President Oaks 2014 Statement 1:11:00 Conclusion - Deepening our understanding Join hosts Scott Woodward, Casey Griffiths, and special guest Lisa Olsen Tait as they explore the fascinating history of the priesthood in the Latter-day Saint tradition. In this episode, the team delves into the 19th century, examining how church leaders, scripture, and policies shaped the understanding of the priesthood—and where women fit within that evolving framework. From early church practices to key developments in doctrine, this discussion sheds light on the dynamic role of women in the religious life of the 19th-century LDS community. Whether you’re a scholar, member, or simply curious about church history, this episode offers thoughtful insights into how the priesthood and women’s participation have been interpreted and defined over time. Show Notes/Transcript: https://scripturecentral.org/shows/church-history-matters/episodes/do-men-and-women-share-the-priesthood-church-history-matters-i-women-and-priesthood-series-ep-03