
Church Scales Back COVID Booster Requirements for Missionaries
Missionaries will only need a COVID booster if their host country dictates it.
Missionaries will only need a COVID booster if their host country dictates it.
Remove thy mask. Bring thy group.
Hailey Smith is here to talk COVID guidelines, Brad Wilcox, BYU news, new Tabernacle Choir initiatives, and affordable housing.
Area Presidencies have been directed to do something they’ve been doing all along.
It’s not Docusign, but your leader will soon issue you a temple recommend via a computer.
The Church makes another pro-vaccine gesture.
Two years later is both a great band AND how long this temple had to wait to have its open house.
The fate of the session has seesawed over the past six months. Will it be a “normal” session like the others or something special?
The mask guidance is only temporary, pursuant to COVID conditions improving. The Church also has a long history of encouraging vaccination.
Waylaid for 19 months by COVID, America’s Choir has a plan for return.
How is your ward responding to the First Presidency’s letter on vaccines and masks? Elder Holland stirs up those who get stirred at BYU.
The First Presidency issues its strongest language yet on the importance of getting vaccinated against COVID-19. Will the saints listen?
The latest statement by the First Presidency minces few words about the importance of vaccination in the fight against COVID-19.
Area Seventies get released before conference, a deep dive on Albanian, and grading the Church’s pandemic response.
Aligning with a policy regarding other vaccination requirements, missionaries looking to serve abroad must receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
The third remote General Conference in a row will be a virtual affair thanks to the ongoing COVID-10 pandemic.
Geoff and Kurt get into it on COVID, the First Presidency Christmas Devotional soothes our hearts, four temples move to Phase 3.
The temples are the first to reopen for proxy ordinances since March 2020.
The move comes after Utah’s governor issued a far-reaching executive order in response to rising COVID-10 cases in Utah.
Elder Gong is the most senior Church official to contract the disease.
Join our all-star panel as we recap the best General Conference in recent memory.
Cobra Kai goes to Geoff’s head. Senator Mike Lee wants to cancel KSL. Zelophehad’s Daughters tackles LDS cinema on IMDB.
FamilySearch reaches—badly—on religious freedom, BYU’s Black Student Union wants to rename the whole campus, major changes to temple work!
How did face masks become about religious freedom when they are supposed to be about public health? How is your sabbath in the time of COVID?
Latter-day Saints weigh reopening their congregations. But do we need professional cleaners? Should we sing? Bishops lose oversight of missionary work.
It’s time to call back in the custodians. Deep cleaning shouldn’t fall on everyday members.
Will we see a drop off in church attendance once we all come back? Are women truly equal in priesthood authority during a lockdown? Polygamy in 2020.
It’s Jesus only in Church meetinghouse foyers, revisiting Mark Hofmann, phased temple reopenings, and the latest from Kate Kelly!
A simple dropoff will do just fine, thanks.
The Tabernacle Choir gets a new logo, BYU Magazine goes all in on listening to women, Shanghai Temple might face a rocky road, a bevy of COVID news
Some of our favorite Latter-day Saint YouTubers have continued to work hard to release content during their quarantine, bringing us some joy.
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.
We predict the most unpredictable General Conference ever; missionaries to be released and reutrn later to the field; competing accounts of the First Vision
A Latter-day Saint healthcare worker’s insights into the panic and reaction to coronavirus.
Missionaries start returning home en mass due to cornavirus, General Conference scales way back, Utah gets rocked, and felon toilet paper thieves in Idaho.
The curious case of the ever-shrinking venue.
Coronavirus brings nearly all Church activity to a halt. How was your first Sunday conducting church at home? What does the future hold?
The big one is here. No more meetings of any kind thanks to coronavirus.
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.
Missionary Training Centers in some areas will go virtual. Others will restrict entry.