From Faith Crisis to Relief Society President | A How I Lead Interview with Rebecca Woolf

Rebecca Woolf was raised in Provo, Utah, the daughter of John and
Shawna Edwards, with four brothers. She met her husband Landon at
Brigham Young University. After graduation they lived in four
different states as Landon studied and trained to become a
pediatric anesthesiologist, and Becca studied and trained to become
a mother of four incredible boys. They have now settled in Spokane,
Washington. Becca has served in the Church as a counselor in
Primary, Young Women, and Relief Society, as a Sunday School
teacher, and as a Relief Society and Young Women president. Links
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vulnerably shares her experience as a Relief Society president in a
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