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An act of empathy confronts judgment, representing the impact of LDS garment changes.
  • Gospel Fare

Judgment, Modesty, and Identity: Navigating Reactions to Garment Changes

Carol Rice12 months ago07 mins

How do changes to a sacred symbol like the temple garment reveal deeper concerns about judgment, modesty, and identity within the faith community?

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Therapy session with religious symbols in the background.
  • Mental Health

Can Therapy Be Faith-Friendly? Why Bringing Jesus into Counseling Might Not Meet Your Spiritual Needs

Brianna Holmes1 year ago08 mins

How can therapy honor faith? Effective therapy respects religious values, offering a complete path to mental wellness.

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A father kneels with his child in a church, evoking hope and the value of special needs resources.
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  • Parenting

The Struggles and Grace of Raising a Special Needs Child with the Help of Faith

Ray Alston1 year ago013 mins

What role does faith play in supporting families of children with disabilities? It provides hope, love, and guidance.

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Librarian Seated by Library Entrance Amidst Protest Against Library Neutrality | Ethics of Librarianship | Public Librarians
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Are Librarians Being Trained as the New Culture Warriors?

Krista Cook1 year ago11 months ago012 mins

Are librarians neutral? Many prioritize privacy and free speech, often ignoring public standards.

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A dinner scene shows how an olive branch and conflict resolution skills can bridge divides.
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Peacemaking, Redefined: Why Civility Feels So Radical

Skyline1 year ago06 mins

Can humor and science help heal divisions? A unique approach reveals empathy and connection as keys to peacemaking.

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A solitary figure walking to a church captures the determination of religious devotion despite its demands.
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The High Demands of the Devoted: “Why Do They Do It?”

Loren Marks1 year ago011 mins

How do faith demands become blessings? Devotion fosters stronger bonds with God, family, and community, transforming sacrifices into profound rewards.

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A student walks toward a campus at sunrise, representing hope and the transformative power of education at BYU.
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Bright Days at BYU: The Story of a Convert Student Who Became a Professor

Loren Marks1 year ago010 mins

How faith and high standards at BYU shape lives; Sandra found it to be transformative as a student. Now she conveys her love as faculty in her classrooms and in her kitchen.

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A collaborative library scene showcasing the unity of faith-based education.
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Redefining Higher (and Holier) Education: BYU’s Fusion of Faith and Learning

Carol Rice1 year ago011 mins

Why is BYU reinforcing its religious mission in education? By emphasizing gospel-centered learning, the university provides students with a distinctive, faith-integrated academic experience that prepares them for both secular and spiritual growth.

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A bridge scene showcasing dialogue and the conciliatory strength of Latter-day Saint voices in fostering unity.
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Our Year in Review: When Moderation Sparks the Loudest Debate

Public Square Staff1 year ago1 year ago08 mins

Our year in review: A thriving faith community built on collaboration, debate, and shared values.

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Father & Young Daughter Seated at the Table Having a Discussion | Exploring Religion and Sacrifice | Understanding Sacrifice
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The Invisible Nature of Faith: Why Sacrifice Reveals Belief

Corey Landon Wozniak1 year ago11 months ago010 mins

How can faith be recognized? True faith is revealed through sacrifice, not appearance, and challenges comfort.

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A painting in the style of Anders Zorn of a modest apartment interior with drying laundry hanging on strings, faintly lit by the glow of a string of colorful Christmas lights framed by a window showing a view of Jerusalem’s Old City.
  • Holidays

The Unexpected Lessons of a Jerusalem Christmas

Gale Boyd1 year ago06 mins

How a move abroad revealed the emptiness of consumerism and the beauty of a simple Christmas.

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Children playing in an overgrown park surrounded by empty buildings illustrates the societal impacts of population decline.
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A Tale of Two Ecologies: What Environmentalism Overlooks

Jeff Bennion1 year ago013 mins

What is the real ecological crisis? Family and fertility decline threaten human and societal sustainability.

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