Education Week: Light exemplifies compatibility of scientific findings and religious doctrines
John D. Lamb taught at an Education Week session on Wednesday that science and religion teach and seek the same truths, and neither method is superior or of more worth to humanity.
News briefs Aug. 20
Yemen on the brink of food crisisThe war in Yemen has pushed the country to the brink of famine, with both commercial food imports...
Education Week: The blessings of expounding the scriptures
Retired seminary and institute instructor Michael L. King discussed the blessings from expounding the scriptures during his Education Week presentation Monday morning.
Education Week: Trial, blessing or both?
There may not always be a choice in receiving trials, but there is always a choice in how to react to them. Hank Smith,...
Understanding the Church’s mobile presence
Fernando V. Camilo did a brief live demo of the Church's mobile resources at his session "The Mormon mobile revolution — an introduction to...
Education Week: The power of angelic visits
A renowned Biblical scholar told a BYU Education Week audience on Wednesday that many times, when angels visit mortals, they bring spiritual strength and life-changing experiences.Angels have power over the elements, can serve as protectors and messengers, invite you to repent, meet loved ones at death, assist with temple work and minister to those in need,” said Donald W. Parry, a BYU ancient language professor best known for his work with the Dead Sea Scrolls.