Natalie W. Adams
Primary General Advisory Council Member
Sister Natalie W. Adams began serving as a member of the Primary General Advisory Council in August of 2022. She has also served as ward and stake Primary president, counselor in ward Relief Society and Young Women presidencies, ward music and choir director, Primary and Relief Society teacher, and Primary pianist and music leader.
Sister Adams is a licensed esthetician and is the owner of a skin care business.
Born in Provo, Utah, USA, to Philip H. Ware and Sally Scott, Sister Adams is married to Joseph C. Adams, and they have two children. She lives in the West Jordan Cobble Creek Stake in West Jordan, Utah.
Renee M. Arteaga
Primary General Advisory Council Member
Sister Renee Arteaga began serving as a member of the Primary General Advisory Council in June of 2021. She served a full-time mission in the Peru Lima North Mission. Sister Arteaga also served as assistant to the Lima Peru Temple matron, ward Primary president, and in various callings in the Primary, Young Women, and Sunday School organizations.
Sister Arteaga was born in Pisco, Peru, to Angel L. Arteaga and Raquel Arteaga. She has had a great influence for good among the children she has had the privilege to know. She loves to cook and use her creativity in many ways.
Brittany Beattie
Primary General Advisory Council Member
Sister Brittany Beattie began serving as a member of the Primary General Advisory Council in February of 2020. She has served as ward missionary, temple ordinance worker, temple and family history consultant, and in various callings in the Primary, Young Women, and Relief Society organizations.
Sister Beattie received bachelor’s and master’s degrees in English from Brigham Young University and works as the assistant managing editor over digital content for the Liahona magazine.
She was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, to Douglas B. Beattie and Sharon Beattie.
Kathryn W. Godderidge
Primary General Advisory Council Member
Sister Kathryn Godderidge began serving as a member of the Primary General Advisory Council in June of 2021. She also served as a stake and ward Primary president, ward Relief Society president, counselor in Young Women and Primary presidencies, Gospel Doctrine teacher, temple ordinance worker, seminary teacher, service missionary in the Addiction Recovery Program in the Davis County Correctional Facility in Utah, and full-time missionary in the Spain Madrid mission.
Sister Godderidge received a bachelor’s degree in child development and family science from Brigham Young University.
Born in Sacramento, California, USA, to Grant W. Walker and Barbara S. Walker, she is married to Scott C. Godderidge and they have four children. She lives in the Farmington Utah North Stake.
Kaylene P. Harding
Primary General Advisory Council Member
Kaylene Harding began serving as a member of the Primary General Advisory Council in February of 2020. She and her husband served as mission leaders in the Baltic Mission in Eastern Europe, and as branch president and branch missionary at the Provo MTC. She also served as a temple ordinance worker, family history consultant, Gospel Doctrine teacher, stake and ward Young Women president, and ward Relief Society president.
Sister Harding received a bachelor’s degree in home economics education from Brigham Young University. She was a substitute high school and Seminary teacher for many years.
Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, to Larry C. Porter and LaDawn Thain Porter, she is married to David P. Harding, and they have four children. She lives in the Lindon Utah Central Stake.
Temutisa M. Maile
Primary General Advisory Council Member
Sister Temutisa “Tisa” Maile began serving as a member of the Primary General Advisory Council in June 2021. She has served in ward Primary and Young Women presidencies and various callings in the Primary, Young Women, and Sunday School organizations. She served as a full-time missionary in the California Santa Rosa Mission.
She is currently employed as a community engagement manager for an education nonprofit organization.
Sister Maile was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, to Soseti S. Maile and Fakalelu Maile. She has two children and loves spending time with family, volunteering, and doing community work.
Silvia Martel
Primary General Advisory Council Member
Sister Silvia Martel began serving as a member of the Primary General Advisory Council in June 2021. She has served in stake and ward Primary, Young Women, and Relief Society presidencies, as well as various other callings in these organizations. She served as a full-time missionary in the Chile Osorno Mission.
Sister Martel studied computer science and accounting and has a career in that field.
She was born in Iquique, Chile, to Mario Abarzua Alvarez and Gloria Iguain Cordova. She is married to Joseph Martel, and they have one daughter. She loves spending time with family and attending cultural events.
Kathleen Miner
Primary General Advisory Council Member
Sister Kathleen Miner began serving as a member of the Primary General Advisory Council in August of 2022. She and her husband, Dave, served as mission leaders in the Russia Rostov-na-Donu Mission from 2015 to 2018. She also served as ward Relief Society president, ward Young Women president, Gospel Doctrine teacher, service missionary for BYU–Pathway Worldwide, Primary music leader, and counselor in a ward Primary presidency.
Sister Miner studied at the University of Utah for three years before moving to Boston with her husband.
Born to Paul E. Ludwig and Shannon Stewart Ludwig in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, Sister Miner is married to David H. Miner, and they have four children. She lives in the Salt Lake East Millcreek North Stake.
LuAnn Snow
Primary General Advisory Council Member
Sister LuAnn Snow began serving as a member of the Primary General Advisory Council in June of 2021. She has served as a ward and stake Relief Society president, counselor in ward and stake Relief Society presidencies, Young Women adviser, Primary teacher, youth Sunday School teacher, and Gospel Doctrine teacher. She also served as a history preservation specialist for the Young Women General Presidency, supervisor on the Church Building Hosting Board, and missionary in Building Hosting on Temple Square.
Sister Snow received a secretarial science degree from Weber State University. She worked in healthcare and elementary education and taught violin.
Born in Bountiful, Utah, USA, to Don W. Paulsen and LuciBeth Osmond Paulsen, she is married to Steven C. Snow, and they have two children. Sister Snow lives in the Layton Utah East Stake.