Today on the show, Jenny and Brandt lead off with a provocative piece on Christian "purity culture" and if we see that in the Church. We also can't stop talking about the decision to remove murals and live endowment reenactments, and finally talk about the implications of a new church survey that went out. All that plus more on the Report!

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Why the Atlanta Massacre Triggered a Conversation About Purity Culture (David French, The Dispatch)

Ex-Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen sentenced to 5 more years behind bars (Fox10 Phoenix)

How Latter-day Saints are helping save lives through blood drives (Deseret News)

Former Dallas Maverick Shawn Bradley left paralyzed after bicycle accident (ABC 25, Central Texas)

Groundbreakings Announced for Temples in Syracuse and Tooele (Church Newsroom)

Elder Gerrit W. Gong to speak at BYU’s April 22 Commencement Exercises (BYU University Communications)

LDS Church commits cultural violence by removing murals from temples (Neylan McBaine, Salt Lake Tribune)

FairMormon adopts a new name and urges a kinder approach in defending the LDS Church (Salt Lake Tribune)

Arizona senator, Latter-day Saint leader join interfaith leaders calling for LGBTQ equality, religious freedom (Deseret News)

What the LDS Church wants to know from young adult Mormons (Jana Riess, Religion News Service)

SUNSHINE:

Jenny: Dedicated churchgoer, 82, has dressed up in her Sunday best for 52 weeks of VIRTUAL church services (Daily Mail UK)

Brandt: Registering for my last semester of grad school