This week Kurt Francom is joined by mental health therapist Jennifer Roach and the Managing Director of Public Square Magazine, Christopher Cunningham. They discuss the accusation of Elder Bednar plagiarizing parts of his recent general conference talk, why an Evangelical pastor would attend general conference, and whether there should be emeritus status for members of the Quorum of the Twelve.

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 	* Study ranks Utah #1 for mental illness in the US
 	* Is LDS Church culture under attack?
 	* LDS elder — a former college president — may have plagiarized General Conference talk
 	* ‘Mormon Land’: Are top LDS leaders simply getting too old? Is it time for emeritus presidents, apostles?
 	* Pastor's raw REACTION at Latter-day Saint Conference

 	* A latter-day saint’s thoughts in response to Pastor’s raw REACTION at Latter-day Saint Conference
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 	* Kurt's interview with Jeff McCullough about attending general conference


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Hello, listeners! Welcome to This Week in Mormon's podcast, where we bring you the latest updates and discussions on various topics related to the Latter-day Saints community. In this episode, we dive into a variety of engaging topics, starting with the exciting release of the first batch of songs from the new LDS hymn book.

The episode kicks off with a warm introduction from the hosts, Arianne Smith and Tiffany Hales, who are real-life sisters and active members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They share their enthusiasm for the new hymns and discuss the significance of the hymn book update, including the inclusion of primary songs and the global appeal of certain hymns.

The hosts then delve into a detailed discussion about the recent high-profile trial of Chad Daybell, who was convicted on all counts related to the murder of his wife and stepchildren. They provide insights into the trial proceedings, the jury's deliberations, and the potential sentencing outcomes. The hosts also explore the impact of the trial on Daybell's family dynamics and the wider community.

Additionally, the hosts share personal anecdotes and updates, including Tiffany's involvement in a successful young women's fundraiser and Arianne's preparations for an upcoming church luncheon. They reflect on the challenges and rewards of community involvement within the Latter-day Saints community.

The episode concludes with a lively conversation about the new hymns and the reactions from ward organists and members. The hosts discuss the diverse reactions to the hymn book update, including the surprising popularity of certain hymns in different regions. They also tease a future poll to gauge how many wards are incorporating the new hymns into their services.

Overall, this episode of This Week in Mormon's podcast offers a blend of informative updates, engaging discussions, and personal reflections on the latest developments within the Latter-day Saints community. Stay tuned for more insightful content in the upcoming episodes!


6/1 – New Hymns Drop, Chad Daybell Done, & Did We Mention New Hymns?

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The podcast episode featured various stories, starting with a tragic incident involving a senior missionary couple from San Antonio who passed away in a car accident. The episode also highlighted the creation of Utah's first Spanish language stake by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, emphasizing the benefits of leadership development and community unity. Additionally, the episode discussed the impact of missionary service on the BYU soccer team, showcasing the stability and maturity return missionaries bring. The story of a high school student seeking a prom date from baseball player Bryce Harper added a light-hearted touch. Furthermore, the episode covered the unique Dungeons and Dragons group therapy program offered by BYU's Counseling and Psychological Services, providing students with a creative approach to mental health support. Overall, the episode offered a mix of heartwarming, informative, and intriguing stories from various realms.


 	* 00:00:00 - Introduction to the podcast and sponsor
 	* 00:01:11 - Life update from Sarah Jorgensen
 	* 00:09:01 - Devastating news about senior missionary couple
 	* 00:12:13 - Bishop Caussé's pioneer values for stewardship
 	* 00:15:45 - Creation of Utah's first Spanish language stake
 	* 00:24:11 - Tribute to retiring seminary teacher Lori Sandahl
 	* 00:31:43 - BYU soccer coach Jennifer Rockwood's impact of missionary service
 	* 00:35:16 - BYU softball player Jocelyn Erickson's achievements
 	* 00:38:45 - Olympic athlete Clayton Young's podcast interview
 	* 00:43:42 - Bryce Harper's prom proposal assistance
 	* 00:45:52 - BYU's Dungeons and Dragons group therapy program

5/25 – Spanish Stake Flex, Sister Missionaries Play Soccer, & Bryce Harper PROM

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10/10 – Plagiarized Talks, Love for Peggy, & Mental Illness in Utah

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