Pandemic Restrictions Lifted: Young Men Preparing Sacrament No Longer Have to Wash Hands

A ward in Manti, Utah will no longer be requiring priesthood holders to wash their hands before passing the sacrament. This comes as the latest rule relaxation for the ward, which was on the forefront of lifting mask requirements for both and those who pass the sacrament. The bishop also hopes this new rule will reduce water use in the face of the current drought … Continue reading Pandemic Restrictions Lifted: Young Men Preparing Sacrament No Longer Have to Wash Hands

Utah Teen: EFY Last Week Was a Movie!

Kapp Reisen tells all about the cinematic experience of having roommates, crying during a testimony meeting, and holding his COWs’ hand. “It was so perfect like it literally felt unreal,” said Reisen, who went on to talk about how cool his EFY “crew” was, and how well they suited various character archetypes. “Obviously I would be the main character, Weston is the funny one who … Continue reading Utah Teen: EFY Last Week Was a Movie!

VH1’s Behind the Music to Feature Mack Wilberg

With the reboot of Behind the Music on Paramount+, VH1 has announced the new artists that will be featured. Among them is Mack Wilberg, the director of the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. The documentary will cover Mack’s journey from Price, Utah to Temple Square. Interviews will include Russell M. Nelson, Kristin Chenoweth, David Archuleta, Alex Boye, many former members of the Choir, and Lloyd … Continue reading VH1’s Behind the Music to Feature Mack Wilberg

New Coffee Creamery Flavor Divides Provo

In this final glorious gospel dispensation, Latter Day Saints cherish the direction they have been given regarding what to put into their bodies. For decades, a cut and dry understanding of Doctrine and Covenants 89 had united the saints. However, with Bang Energy drinks, meaty barbecues, and now coffee flavored “Cosmochino Chunky Chocolate” ice cream at the BYU creamery, the lines today couldn’t be more … Continue reading New Coffee Creamery Flavor Divides Provo

“Why Can’t I Go Play With the Other Young Adults?” Laments BYU Student in Summer Classes

This summer, sophomore Treven Rasmussen is in Rel C 200, Econ 110, and a deep existential depression. Rasmussen thought that summer classes would be “an easy way to to get ahead” in his degree, but had not considered the effect that it would have on his social life. “I had to miss my family’s 4th of July barbecue, my friend’s trip to California last weekend, … Continue reading “Why Can’t I Go Play With the Other Young Adults?” Laments BYU Student in Summer Classes