Posted by OrdainWomen on Mar 9, 2018 in Actions, Blog |

In celebration of the 5th anniversary of the official launch of Ordain Women, we invite you to send birthday cards to the new First Presidency! Sometime during the month of March, let President Nelson, President Oaks, and President Eyring know what you wish for Ordain women’s fifth birthday! Examples of wishes might be the desire for women to hold their babies during baby blessings, for women to assist in worthiness interviews of girls and women, and for Relief Society presidencies to have autonomy regarding local needs and programs, and, of course, female ordination!

The images below are designed for a postcard or letterhead. Feel free to use them in whichever you choose, or a design of your own. If you have any questions, please email us at info@ordainwomen.org.

If you decide to print off the images for a postcard, keep these guidelines in mind:

Postcards must be at least 5 x 3.5 inches. If they are larger than 6 x 4.25 inches USPS will treat it as a full-size letter.

Postcards must be between 0.007 and 0.016 inches thick. For reference, index card thickness is in this range. Cardstock thickness from 80 lb to 120 lb should fit these parameters. USPS recommends 110 lb. Please keep in mind what your printer can handle.

To address the postcard split the back of the card into two sections by drawing a vertical line. The right side must contain the mail-to address and be at least 2-1/8 inches wide. Place your stamp in the upper right-hand corner. Write your birthday message on the left side. If you choose to include your return address, leave space for it in the upper left-hand corner. Below, you will find an image to print on the back of your card, if you choose.

Mail the cards and letters to the First Presidency. The address is:

Church Administration Building

47 E South Temple

Salt Lake City, UT 84150

You can download the .pgn file for this postcard from this link and the .pdf file for this postcard from this link.

You can download the .pgn file for this postcard back from this link and the .pdf file for this postcard back from this link.

You can download the .pgn file for this letterhead from this link and the .pdf file for this letterhead from this link.