In the Greco-Roman world, women were treated differently than they are treated in our world today. In fact, they were sometimes put in the same category as slaves and servants. As Dr. Lynne Hilton Wilson explains, women were expected to be “unseen and unheard,” and there was even a women’s section of the home and a men’s section of the home. There were significant repercussions with this. For example, Dr. Wilson writes, “If you are segregated, you don’t understand each other. You’re not communicating with each other, and the communication becomes a huge issue.”

To meet demand, the Washington D.C. Temple open house will be extended, and the rededication will now take place on August 14, 2022.

It’s encouraging to see that even in the midst of natural disasters, God is always merciful and loving.

Members of the General Relief Society all shared videos on their Facebook pages asking questions on the theme of improving individual Relief Societies.

The new self-reliance course includes resources for developing healthy thinking patterns, managing stress and anxiety, understanding sadness and depression, and overcoming anger.

This new volume of the Joseph Smith Papers is the “closest experience that most people will have of being able to hold [the original Book of Mormon manuscript] in their hands”