There will be no commencement ceremony for BYU grads, Women’s Conference is off, and more temples have shut their doors in response to coronavirus.
The training will be required for all ward and stake leadership, as well as others.
When your family barely understood your new religion, the idea of leaving on a mission and having minimal contact with home was unneverving. Not anymore.
Are we so vain that we think people need to know that we’re not sharing some filtered image? We’re not competing with anyone to merit Christ’s grace.
Join us for a fabled General Conference tradition, where we catalog every choice of tie throughout the entire weekend, and then offer keen insights.
We are Mormons no more.
What will a new Church president and a new year bring? More temples? We hope so. See how our predictions match up with yours.
A new card enclosed with temple garments suggests the material might wear out after a year.
Women looking for a bit more comfort and breathability with their temple garments might be excited about this one.
The closure will mean approximately 6% of the world’s temples are closed for long-term renovations. New Zealand’s temple is among the church’s oldest.
A noble tradition continues as we analyze the neckwear and blouseware choices of General Conference speakers with our General Conference Tie Tracker!
A new book by Max Perry Mueller explores the history of Mormons’ attempts to find purity in whiteness. But how does that reflect today?
But the reasons for preaching caution are not as based in morality as you might think.
Although interracial marriage is no longer illegal nor sinful, a few Mormon Church teaching manuals still contain language dissuading it.
A fun and informative exercise in predicting the announcement of temples, sans revelation but with cheeky humor!
We are true to our word. We challenged you to record your own episode of This Week in Mormons, and you responded. We give you: GREG!
President EJ Caffaro of the Guatemala City South Mission was involved in a fatal motorcycle accident in the city of Jalapa.
Christmas is in full swing! Thoughts on the Christmas Devotional, ward Christmas parties, and James the Mormon. Also, immodest art at BYU-Idaho.
The 2017 version of the Friend will include more calls to action and a renewed focus on preteens.