April and Rachel have been sharing their presentation, More Precious Than Rubies: Truths about Body Image in a World Full of Lies, with thousands of young women throughout the Southwest. Their presentation reveals the deceptions and lies about body image that bombard us daily through movies, television, print media, and advertising, distracting us from Heavenly Father’s true messages about body image that come through our prophets, apostles, and auxiliary leaders. Rachel and April’s presentation helps young women understand the tools they can use to defend themselves from these falsehoods and also helps young women learn how to maintain gratitude for the bodies they have been given. April Price graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in Biology Teaching. While studying at BYU, April met her husband and now the couple has four children. April is a Pediatric cancer survivor and is active in fundraising efforts for cancer support services. April has served as President of both the Young Women and the Relief Society of her ward. Over the last three years, April has devoted her time to studying the negative effects of media and advertising on body image. Her research and insights, along with Rachel’s, will be shared during the More Precious Than Rubies presentation. Rachel Stewart grew up in Mesa, Arizona, graduating from Mountain View High School and then attending the University of Arizona where she studied political science. She married Kent Stewart in 2002, and together they are raising three beautiful children. Rachel has had the privilege and honor of being a stay-at-home mother until a year ago when she went to work for Titan Restoration of Arizona where she now serves as Chief Operating Officer. Rachel has a drive for variety and challenge. She recently competed in the Noble Canyon 50k ultra-marathon and insists that success is a result of faith and optimism.

April and Rachel have been sharing their presentation, More Precious Than Rubies: Truths about Body Image in a World Full of Lies, with thousands of young women throughout the Southwest. Their presentation reveals the deceptions and lies about body image that bombard us daily through movies, television, print media, and advertising, distracting us from Heavenly Father’s true messages about body image that come through our prophets, apostles, and auxiliary leaders. Rachel and April’s presentation helps young women understand the tools they can use to defend themselves from these falsehoods and also helps young women learn how to maintain gratitude for the bodies they have been given.

April Price graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in Biology Teaching. While studying at BYU, April met her husband and now the couple has four children. April is a Pediatric cancer survivor and is active in fundraising efforts for cancer support services. April has served as President of both the Young Women and the Relief Society of her ward. Over the last three years, April has devoted her time to studying the negative effects of media and advertising on body image. Her research and insights, along with Rachel’s, will be shared during the More Precious Than Rubies presentation.

Rachel Stewart grew up in Mesa, Arizona, graduating from Mountain View High School and then attending the University of Arizona where she studied political science. She married Kent Stewart in 2002, and together they are raising three beautiful children. Rachel has had the privilege and honor of being a stay-at-home mother until a year ago when she went to work for Titan Restoration of Arizona where she now serves as Chief Operating Officer. Rachel has a drive for variety and challenge. She recently competed in the Noble Canyon 50k ultra-marathon and insists that success is a result of faith and optimism.