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General Conference speaker · October 2013 to April 2018

Sister Bonnie L. Oscarson

Recently Released Young Women General President

Sister Bonnie L. Oscarson gave 7 General Conference talks from October 2013 to April 2018. The main topics of these talks are Women and Relief Society, Testimony and Conversion and Family and Marriage. The verse cited most often is Mosiah 5:2. Footnotes in 2 later talks by other speakers cite these talks. Weak Things has 7 sketch notes of these talks.

All speakers7 sketch notes ↓
7talks since 2000 · No. 40 of 370
12kwords · about 81 minutes
7.4footnotes per talk (all speakers: 12.3)
37different verses cited
2later talks by others cite these talks

01 · The timeline

Every conference, April 2000 to April 2026

Each dot is a conference where Sister Oscarson spoke. Hover for the talk; click to open its sketch note.

Callings listed with these talks: Young Women General PresidentRecently Released Young Women General President

02 · Topic fingerprint

What these talks are about

The main topic of each talk, shown as petals. Longer petals mean more talks. Gold petals are topics this speaker chooses at least 1.5 times as often as the average speaker.

Key phrases from these talks

Choose you this daywe will serve the Lordwe need each otherlove each other bettersanctity of the homedefenders of marriagechoose faith over doubtI DID believe it

03 · The measuring stick

How these talks compare with every talk since 2000

The bar is this speaker. The line marks the average across all 1,909 talks.

04 · The scripture shelf

Which scriptures these talks use

Share of all verse citations by volume of scripture, compared with every speaker. Counted once per talk from footnotes and links in the text.

Verses cited most

The number is how many of these talks cite the verse. Verses with their own page link to every conference talk that cites them.

Books cited most

Mormon
14
Doctrine and Covenants
5
1 Nephi
4
Mosiah
3
Luke
3
Joshua
2

05 · Signature phrases

Words that sound like Sister Oscarson

Phrases that appear in these talks far more often than in other speakers' talks. Bigger type means a bigger difference. The number is how many of these talks use the phrase.

watch out2priesthood directed work2leave this testimony2essential saving ordinances2begin to imagine2accomplishing the work2primary age girls2important to contribute2needs around2make fun2

06 · Who these talks quote

The voices in the footnotes

Leaders named in the footnotes, outside authors named in the text or footnotes, and the conference speakers whose talks are cited. Each counts talks, not mentions.

07 · Who quotes them

How later talks build on these talks

08 · Kindred voices

Speakers whose talks cover similar ground

Matched by the mix of main and secondary topics. 100 would be an identical mix.

Every talk

All 7 talks, newest first

Titles open the Weak Things sketch note. "Read" opens the official talk on ChurchofJesusChrist.org, the source for every number on this page.

TalkConferenceMain topicWordsFootnotesCited bySource
Young Women in the Work Apr 2018 Youth 1612 6 1 Read ↗
The Needs before Us Oct 2017 Ministering and Service 1847 6 0 Read ↗
Rise Up in Strength, Sisters in Zion Oct 2016 Women and Relief Society 1922 12 0 Read ↗
Do I Believe? Apr 2016 Faith 1758 7 0 Read ↗
Defenders of the Family Proclamation Apr 2015 Family and Marriage 1743 3 1 Read ↗
Sisterhood: Oh, How We Need Each Other Apr 2014 Women and Relief Society 1761 7 0 Read ↗
Be Ye Converted Oct 2013 Testimony and Conversion 1861 11 0 Read ↗

Sources and method

Where these numbers come from

  • Talk text, footnotes and callings come from the official General Conference pages on ChurchofJesusChrist.org. Every talk above links to its source.
  • Coverage is April 2000 through April 2026: 1,909 talks by 370 speakers. Sustainings, audit and statistical reports, and videos are left out. October 2026 joins once its text is posted.
  • Verse counts use scripture links in footnotes and talk text, counted once per talk. "Cited by" counts later talks whose footnotes link to one of these talks.
  • Main topics are estimates assigned by a language model from each talk's opening and closing. Signature phrases compare how many of these talks use a phrase with how many other talks do.
  • Leaders quoted are found by name in footnotes. Outside authors are found by name in the text and footnotes. Sketch notes are Weak Things study aids, not official Church materials.