Why go to church after tragedy?

Why go to church after tragedy?

As an elders quorum president in Utah County, the same county where the assassination of Charlie Kirk took place, I was faced with questioning what my role was to my quorum on Sunday (just four days after the tragedy). I am sure Latter-day Saints across the United...
Doctrinal & Cultural Drift

Doctrinal & Cultural Drift

At the recent FAIR Conference, I heard a remarkable talk on doctrinal drift by an employee from the Church’s Correlation Department. Think of doctrine as an eternal, divine truth that God has placed upon a pinnacle. If we are not careful in defining and protecting...
Can We See Jesus?

Can We See Jesus?

This is the third in a series of newsletters written by Dan Duckworth. Dan currently serves as chair of the Leading Saints Board. He edits The Front Line: A Weekly Dispatch for Underground Changemakers. In Doctrine and Covenants 38:7, the Lord says something that...
Are you Waiting for Zion?

Are you Waiting for Zion?

This is the second in a series of newsletters written by Dan Duckworth. Dan currently serves as chair of the Leading Saints Board. He edits The Front Line: A Weekly Dispatch for Underground Changemakers. Zion doesn’t just happen. It’s not spontaneous. It’s not a...
Zion Can’t Be Commanded Into Existence

Zion Can’t Be Commanded Into Existence

This is the first of a series of newsletters written by Dan Duckworth. Dan currently serves as chair of the Leading Saints Board. He edits The Front Line: A Weekly Dispatch for Underground Changemakers. Have you felt the pressure to command—to make the call and expect...
Councils That Lead to Revelation

Councils That Lead to Revelation

What a fascinating discussion that came from last week’s newsletter message. Many agree that modern technology can do a lot to coordinate details and administrative tasks; however, there is no doubt something powerful about coming together in an in-person council...
Are Presidency Meetings Outdated?

Are Presidency Meetings Outdated?

There’s no denying it-we have some leadership traditions that date back before 1990 and are still going strong today. They might feel necessary or simply routine, but let’s be honest: some of them fit a little awkwardly in the world of 2025. Take presidency meetings,...
Teaching a Complete Gospel

Teaching a Complete Gospel

Hey everybody, Kurt Francom coming to you from Williams, Arizona. Yes, this is in the mountains. This isn’t your typical Arizona so it’s cold in the morning here. But I wanted to take a moment to share a message. I’m not necessarily in front of my...
Step up to the Megaphone

Step up to the Megaphone

Recently, I attended an event and found myself sitting next to a man I’d never met before. As we began to talk, it quickly became clear that he was successful on many fronts. He’d built a prosperous business career, which had brought him considerable wealth....

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