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New LDS handbook changes: BYU PROFESSOR CONFIRMS G...

Posted by Guest Author | Feb 22, 2020 | ask the readers, dating | 0 |

New LDS handbook changes: BYU PROFESSOR CONFIRMS GAY DATING IS ALLOWED AT BYU?

by Guest Author | Feb 22, 2020 | ask the readers, dating | 0 |

This video has been gaining traction on social media—take a look.

Attending church & expectations for those we love with autism

by Guest Author | Jul 21, 2019 | activities, ask the readers, autism | 0 |

Those of us who are affected by autism (and it is the majority of us) know how hard and rewarding...

Mormon Ink: Shop for the latest trends in LDS (Mormon) T-Shirts and Apparel

by dyejo | Aug 2, 2018 | ask the readers, blogging | 1 |

Looking for the latest in Mormon apparel? Mormon Ink is constantly adding new t-shirts with the...

That We May Be One: A Gay Mormon’s Perspective on Faith and Family panel discussion on being Mormon and Gay (Tom Christofferson)

by Guest Author | Jan 31, 2018 | ask the readers, blogging, church | 0 |

Watch this panel discussion with Tom and a few others.

What would you say if you were the last speaker at your own funeral? Watch what Sam Gould said at his . . .

by dyejo | Jun 18, 2017 | ask the readers | 0 |

Forget millennials. How will churches reach Generation Z? (Jonathan Merritt/Religion News Service)

by Guest Author | May 5, 2017 | ask the readers, books | 0 |

The question for most religions today is how to remain relevant to rising generations while still holding true to age-old doctrine that is the foundational bedrock of belief. The intersection point of culture and belief has always been an area fraught with issues, and it is no different today.

MLH’s “best of” Greg Trimble’s “The Coming Revolution Inside of Mormonism”

by Guest Author | Mar 26, 2017 | ask the readers, bloggernacle | 1 |

NOTE: Please read Greg’s full original article at...

Teaching children to be quiet in church

by Guest Author | Dec 31, 2016 | activities, ask the readers, primary & nursery | 0 |

Stop “shushing” and start rewarding. This printable kit was designed to help teachers and leaders incentivize good choices in Primary, but it could also be slightly changed and utilized to help children be reverent in Sacrament.