Royal Daughters with Priesthood Power: 7 Ways Latter-day Saint Women Receive and Exercise the Priesthood

Drawing on scripture and modern apostolic teaching, C. Robert Line argues that Latter-day Saint women—though not ordained to priesthood office—genuinely receive, exercise, and access priesthood authority and power: in their callings, in the temple, through the patriarchal order of temple marriage, and eternally as queens and priestesses. Along the way he addresses Heavenly Mother, equality and gender roles, life priorities, and temple symbolism, aiming to separate true doctrine from cultural misunderstanding and to reassure faithful women of their divine worth.

• Answers directly the question many faithful LDS women quietly ask: 'Why can't women have the priesthood?'—and reframes it entirely
• 'Seven ways' women already receive and exercise priesthood authority, backed by modern apostolic teaching
• A reassuring, faith-affirming treatment of a sensitive topic that separates doctrine from culture
• Includes a fresh, accessible chapter on the doctrine of Heavenly Mother

Perfect for a faithful Latter-day Saint woman (or man) seeking a doctrinally grounded, reassuring explanation of how women participate in priesthood authority and power.