Maddison Tenney is a Queer Latter-Day Saint, Artist, and Activist. She grew up in Southern Oregon, and graduated with her Bachelor’s degree in English Literature with minors in Art and Global Women’s ...

We got to welcome Dr. Benjamin Park, author of American Zion, onto our show!  We greatly enjoyed having him on, and got to talk about being an historian, what it’s like to get access to the oldest of ...

Deadline: October 15 The temple stands at the center of Latter-day Saint theology, ritual life, and community identity. As a sacred space of covenant-making, cosmological instruction, and familial sea...

YouTube video by BYU Kennedy Center

In my estimation, the letter and the underlying positions that supposedly informed it are conspicuously lacking three important things: women signatories, intellectual consistency, and courage.

Yesterday, I saw some chatter on social media that the Area Presidency had instructed the leaders of Idaho wards, stakes, and branches to read a letter to their congregations over the next two Sundays, urging members to oppose the Idaho Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act. After some searching, I found what purported to be the letter, though I was skeptical (it didn't look or feel accurate). But now the Deseret News and the East Idaho News have reported on it, pulling out phrases that are in the document I found through my searches, so it looks like the Area Presidency has directed this letter to be read.

The president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hopes a lower minimum mission age for young women will get them to marry earlier. But a therapist and a Latter-day Saint mom worry abou...

Author, composer, and performer Michael Hicks is a Professor Emeritus of Music at Brigham Young University, where he taught from 1985-2020.  He is the author of five books in the Music in American Lif...

Michael Austin, who serves on the Dialogue Board, is Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah. He received his BA and MA in English from Brigham Young...

What do new images of a suffering Christ mean for Latter-day Saint theology? Jenny Champoux and Mike Huston discuss art, atonement, race, embodiment, and the changing image of Jesus.

YouTube video by Dialogue Journal of Mormon Thought

Danny Nelson discusses Narrow Is the Gate, why Mormonism is fertile ground for science fiction, and what first contact reveals about faith and truth.

YouTube video by Dialogue Journal of Mormon Thought

Deadline: October 15 The temple stands at the center of Latter-day Saint theology, ritual life, and community identity. As a sacred space of covenant-making, cosmological instruction, and familial sea...

Deadline: October 15 The temple stands at the center of Latter-day Saint theology, ritual life, and community identity. As a sacred space of covenant-making, cosmological instruction, and familial sea...

Danica Baird is an attorney, advocate, and student of scripture who is passionate about examining familiar stories through new lenses. She earned degrees in law and literature from Brigham Young Unive...