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It’s Jesus only in Church meetinghouse foyers, revisiting Mark Hofmann, phased temple reopenings, and the latest from Kate Kelly!
It’s Jesus only in Church meetinghouse foyers, revisiting Mark Hofmann, phased temple reopenings, and the latest from Kate Kelly!
Benjamin E. Park discusses his new book, Kingdom of Nauvoo, about the rise and fall of Nauvoo as a theocracy that stressed the limits of American democracy.
Most of you have not suffered through our very first show, so with 2020 commemorating 10 years of This Week in Mormons, the time is now!
Recapping the global fast for COVID-19. Why is Moroni not on some newer temples? Global COVID relief efforts. Courts cannot decide validity of religion.
It was certainly a General Conference like no other, full of incredible counsel, the Hosanna Shout, a new Proclamation, youth speakers, and more!
We predict the most unpredictable General Conference ever; missionaries to be released and reutrn later to the field; competing accounts of the First Vision
This special edition of This Week in Mormons delves exclusively into our temple predictions for the April 2020 General Conference.
Coronavirus brings nearly all Church activity to a halt. How was your first Sunday conducting church at home? What does the future hold?
Brigham Young University needs to figure out how to include the LGBT community.
Surprising us all, our own host Devin Thorpe is running for Congress! Coronavirus cancels part of General Conference. How to make the sacrament cleaner.
Mitt Romney, saver of Constitution? Reporting on the ground on coronavirus. Racism at BYU. Elizabeth Smart assaulted again. International News!
One general handbook replaces two, Mitt Romney chugs chocolate milk, nursing mothers denied entry to BYU event, Utahns want church finances to be public!
Come, Follow Me isn’t perfect, but is it a “dumpster fire”? Maybe.
How is the new Young Women’s structure working out for you? How are your classes organized? We’ve surveyed you to find out more.
Josie Gleave is here to talk about a surfeit of women’s issues that have come up over the past week. Also, we might know where General Conference is!
The Church has a new augmented reality app. Should Mormons be on Meidcaid? New First Vision podcast. Troubling growth numbers in Utah.
We finally get around to talking about the elphant in the room: the Church’s wealth and alleged tax violations. Also, be nice to the DC Gay Men’s Chorus!
TWiM’s co-hosts gather ’round to share meaningful stories of Christmas.
The Church affirms its opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment, but why? Also, can you believe Latter-day Saints are sugar addicts?!
Two Latter-day Saint queens of comedy are back to talk improv, uplifting comedy, being a working Latter-day Saint woman, and more.
BYU-Idaho stops accepting Medicaid and the backlash is real. A new Nativity video is AMAZING. New conference sessions. And were the Three Wise Men Nephites?
We still have some questions about the Children and Youth program, the BYU Men’s Chorus makes the Nazi salute, and motherhood is hard.
The killings of Latter-day Saints in Mexico have also caused many to ask, who gets to be called a Mormon?
Should LDS-aligned schools even be a thing? Should the Church continue operating its own schools? Also, garment reviews!
Why on earth are we not using “Come, Follow Me” in Elders quorum and Relief Society?
Join our all-star panel as we break down the October 2019 General Conference, including big news about temple recommends, youth, and the future!
Home-centered church is good, but how is the health of your ward with two-hour church? Are we falling apart as a community?
Dan Debenham, host of BYUtv’s Relative Race, joins us to discuss family history, the evolution of the hit show, and a little bit of behind-the-scenes fun.
President Nelson guarantees new temples at General Conference; how to make assignments the right way; Utah fails to fine the Church for health violations
Latter-day Saints lose their minds over the Church banning firearms within its walls. Also, great international news roundups!
Al is back! So let’s talk about clarification on the Word of Wisdom, abuse prevention training, Ed Smart coming out, bad music, online dating, and more!
The new youth theme has a dangerous undercurrent, horses really did exist in the Americans before Columbus, and bad satire on 73 steps to become Mormon!
Josie Gleave joins the fray and brings with her a great roundup of international news, including the best story ever out of New Zealand.
Especially for Youth becomes For the Strength of Youth, President Nelson addresses racism at NAACP convention, and Kurt has a bonkers idea for temple work!
Dean Hughes latest novel, ‘Muddy,’ doesn’t shy away from the difficult questions surrounding polygamy that Mormon pioneers—and we—must face.
Is celebrating the prophet’s birthday a bit too much for a humble calling? Missionaries to pay more per month. The Church toys with younger kid interviews.
The author of “And It Was Very Good” sits in the hot seat to discuss Latter-day Saint sexuality, including its many pitfalls.
Six months in, how is two-hour church and “Come, Follow Me” working out for you?
YSA stakes do not meet the needs of young Latter-day Saints, and they exclude them from participation with the rest of the Church. Also, other news.
Relief Society General President Jean B. Bingham takes flack for remarks about women. Civilly married couples can now go to the temple immediately!