The Family Proclamation, 30 Years Later

From pop culture jabs to subtle discrimination, why do so many feel it’s okay to target members of the LDS Church?

A new letter sent to local leaders of the Church urges discussion around security of its members while continuing to prohibit what would actually keep them safer.

The process for selecting the next Church president is predictable and follows clear precedent—but is that pattern borne from revelation or created by custom?

Prior to announcing the Proclamation on the Family, President Hinckley highlighted a trend that plagued God's past people—and which plagues us today. How are we faring?

The three-decades-old document seems more potent and prescient than ever before. But when the Proclamation was released, what was the response?

How should we respond in the wake of the assassination of one of this generation's loudest voices of freedom, faith, and family?

References in scripture to the Watchman on the Tower often miss how in a version of the parable revealed to Joseph Smith, the tower isn't built and the enemy infiltrates. What might this mean for us?

While many believe that contention is of the devil and therefore shy away from controversy, the scriptures suggest that there are instances in which we should absolutely contend against others.

Can a prophet be true if he was previously claiming to use divine assistance to ascertain the location of hidden treasure?

A myopic focus on religious freedom runs the risk of giving us tunnel vision, ignoring the crumbling of our rights around us until it's too late.