Microfeminism tips for women; Tab Choir is carried out in Peru

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Sisters in front of Mister

If you pour away in the patriarchy of the church, exponent II blogger Linda Hamilton suggests starting with “mirrofeminisms”, promoting everyday actions that promote the justice of the sexes.

Here are some of your list:

• mention the heavenly mother in prayers and certificates. (“I know that she sent her son to die for us …”)

• Call couples “Sister and Brother X” instead of “Brother and Sister X”.

• suggest men or assign it to make treats, organize or decorate meal trains.

• Just quote women when they give conversations.

• Pray loudly for the presidency of the general relief company.

So the message-in-minded of church president Russell Nelson's lawyer the message of the past few days, “speak and speak out”.

The latest podcast “Mormon Land”: modern masculinity

The researchers are discussing whether the saints of the past few days fall victim to extremist online messages and messenger-over masculinity.

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Tab Choir is carried out in Peru

The tabernacle choir and the orchestra on Temple Square – including a record of more than 33,000 in the nation stadium of Lima – appeared for the first time as part of the multi -year “Song of Hope” tour of the troops.

“This is a blessing of the Lord he brings with him [the choir] To our country, ”said Brigitte Contreras, a Peruvian saint in the past few days, in a press release.

Apostle Ulisss Soares, choir president Mike Leavitt and the former US senator Mitt Romney accompanied the guest musicians. They also met with Peru President Dina Boluarte.

The choir's South American roadshow will continue in Argentina in August and a newly announced in Brazil in February 2026.

The 'other' temple in Dubai

The Dubai Temple of the Church – the first of the faith in the Middle East – has not expected a groundbreaking set, no rendering published, without a precise page.

But apostle David Bednar already has deep pastoral and personal relationships with a temple in the United Arab Emirates: the Sikh Guru Nanak Darbar Gurudwara in Dubai.

Bednar recently visited the VAE to celebrate decades of collaboration between the two groups of faiths to provide meals for the needy. He also paid a moving homage that posted in a video on X, formerly Twitter, a sheman Singh Kandhari and his wife Bubbles Kandari, who supervised the Sikh Temple.

“They show a remarkable generosity and feed thousands of people,” said the Holy Fiihrer of the past few days, “with the conviction that it is difficult to worship God on empty stomach.”

Course correction for BYU?

The shifting of the Brigham Young University in the direction of “order and orthodoxy” as part of the church educational boss Clark Gilbert does not equip the students intellectually or mentally and will probably lead to a “continuous exodus of young members of church activities”.

BYU graduate Ryder Seamons warns in a recent guest attachment in the monthly Utah.

“The ability to deal with difficult questions that question or burden our prefabricated ideas of the Gospel truth is a characteristic of spiritual maturity,” writes Seamons. “Without the tools with which these questions struggle productively and can reconcile them, people tend to give up the spiritual basis that they have built. … Fear-based ideology, which restricts the intellectual diet of BYU students and the faculty, does not allow the mind to thrive. “

From the stands

• These cartoons that explain the former polygamic practice of the church have been changed. See how.

• A new study shows that the saints of the past few days are among the most pious US religious group.

• The latest figures are in the publicly reported investment portfolio of the church. It has decreased by more than half a million dollars, but stays close to a five -year -old high.

• It happened again. This time an obscene anti-Latter-Day-Saint vocals broke out after Byu Arizona defeated in Tucson. In our podcast “Mormon Land” about these vulgar outbreaks and/or read extracts from this show. The Tribune columnist Gordon Monson also weighs.

• A former chapel of the saints of the past few days will play an important role in Utah's struggle against homelessness.

• An outdoor rendering has been released from the Lehi Temple, a Saint Temple of the past few days in Utah.