For the week ending April 30, 2026 The First Presidency met with international visitors, many temple updates have been given, a new children’s video has been released, BYU;s graduates this past week are the most faithful ever and the Yorba Linda, California Temple is currently open to the public. ONE
The Glory of God Revealed (Part 2): Seeing the Risen Christ Who Comes to Us By Jonathan A. Powers In my last article, I reflected on the glory of God revealed in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the decisive moment in which death is defeated and new creation breaks into
What is at stake in the electoral process? For Lutherans, our response is not exclusively individualistic. FOUNDATIONS OF OUR CONSIDERATION The electoral process is one way in the United States that we steward our life together as a nation, care for our neighbor and promote the common good. The
By David Hannah We live in a world with more information than any generation in history. Every question we have can be answered in seconds, yet all that information often leaves us feeling more confused, anxious, and unsure of what is actually true. When everything feels conflicting, we begin to
Welcome to Sundays at All Hallows. This Sunday is the Fifth Sunday of Easter for those Christian denominations that have adopted a version of the three-year Revised Common Lectionary. For churches following the one-year lectionary of the classical Anglican Prayer Book, The Book of Common Prayer of 1662, it is
On 19 October 1980, a large congregation of Polish trade unionists gathered in the chapel of the Wawel Castle in Krakow to hear a sermon from Fr Jozef Tischner—one of Poland’s most prominent thinkers, a philosopher who had trained in Western Europe and also had a reputation as a charismatic
In her seminal book, On Beauty and Being Just, Elaine Scarry notes that the encounter between Odysseus and Nausicaa in book six of Homer’s Odyssey stands as a paradigm of the experience of both beauty and wonder. You may recall that just before this encounter Odysseus escaped from seven years
Dear and wise friends were struggling with their 4-year-old son who liked to scandalize his older sisters by occasionally spouting the word “poopy.” This was an especially big problem since the girls were so earnest about doing what was right. When the boy blurted the word, the sisters became indignant