Gale T. Boyd discusses her experience living in Israel and the relationship between Jewish holidays, the Restoration, and religious history.

Art historian Rita Wright gives us tools to help us better understand art in sacred space of other religions and especially early Christianity.

Joseph Smith was relieved when he was able to share the witness of the Nephite plates with several men chosen for that role.

Dr. Michael Goodman discusses three criteria for determining doctrine: it is eternal, sustained by the united voice of the Brethren, and is salvific.

Historian Patrick Mason discusses how the field of Mormon Studies has changed over the past 100 years and what we have to look forward to.

Artists Josh Clare, John Burton, and Bryan Mark Taylor worked for years on Saints at Devil's Gate. Tells story of the Mormon Trail in landscapes.

At the Pulpit editors Jenny Reeder and Kate Holbrook discuss their multi-year project to bring LDS women's speeches together for use in lessons and talks.

Therapist Brian Murdock discusses common myths surrounding mental health issues, roadblocks to getting treatment, and its effect on family members.

Gerrit Dirkmaat and LaJean Carruth are co-authors of an article on the discrepancies between George Watt's shorthand and Brigham Young's published speeches.

BYU-I is using teaching through metaphor to help students analyze the way they view other cultures and to enhance learning.