Back from our Labor Day Weekend exploits, Brandt and Jenny break down a full slate of news, including, but not limited to: President Nelson's 2019 Latin America Ministry tour, 3 stories of Mormons Behaving Badly, admonition given to BYU faculty from an Apostle, a denied bid for rebaptism into the church, and much more!

NEWS

* Live the basics, President Russell Nelson urges Guatemalan Latter-day Saints (Salt Lake Tribune)

* Pray, read scriptures, pay tithes to grow closer to God, President Russell Nelson tells Colombian Latter-day Saints (Salt Lake Tribune)

* Reach for the heavens as a family, President Russell Nelson urges Ecuadorian Latter-day Saints (Salt Lake Tribune)

* Latter-day Saint President Russell Nelson recalls close call on plane and why he ‘remained calm’ (Salt Lake Tribune)

* Expect new temples, other news to be announced at October’s LDS General Conference, President Russell Nelson says (Salt Lake Tribune)

* Former Primary teacher charged with sex abuse asks judge to let him go back to church (KUTV)

* Utah man, once an LDS bishop, jailed for child sexual abuse (KJZZ)

* Hillsboro driver ed teacher, bishop arrested for sex abuse (KGW8)

* LDS Charities, partners assemble 500,000 meals for children in need as part of United Nations gathering (Salt Lake Tribune)

* Mormon leaders explicitly ban guns from houses of worship (Washington Post)

* Church releases Richmond Virginia Temple renderings (BYU Daily Universe)

* Latter-day Saint missionaries evacuated from Hurricane Dorian’s path (Fox13)

* ESPN’s Bomani Jones: “BYU Football is the most visual public representation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints” (Vanquish the Foe)

* Live-action series will bring Book of Mormon stories to life at the end of the month

* Latter-day Saint apostle warns BYU employees against sowing seeds of doubt in students (Daily Herald)