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August 16–20, 2021

Looking HAVING Forward OUR HEARTS with Faith KNIT TOGETHER IN UNITY AND LOVE

MOSIAH 18:21 Program Highlights Campus Devotional Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf of the Apostles Tuesday, August 17, 2021 11:10 a.m.

Young Women General Presidency General Presidency Sunday School General Presidency Counselors Tuesday–Friday, Marriott Center, 9:50 a.m. Tuesday–Friday, Marriott Center, 9:50 a.m. Wednesday–Friday, 11:10 a.m. Sister Bonnie H. Cordon, President Brother Steven J. Lund, President Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center Sister Michelle D. Craig, First Counselor Brother Ahmad Corbitt, First Counselor Brother Milton Camargo, First Counselor Sister Becky Craven, Second Counselor Brother Bradley R. Wilcox, Second Counselor Brother Jan E. Newman, Second Counselor The Young Women and Young Men General Presidencies present “Understanding and Implementing the “Getting the Most from Your Gospel Library App” (taught Children and Youth Program.” See page 13 for information. with Bryce A. Anderson). See page 17 for information.

Evening Performances See pages 42–43 for information.

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, a SCERA Production BYU Vocal Point 2 Welcome to BYU Education Week

Looking Forward with Faith—Having Our Hearts Knit Together in Unity and Love (Mosiah 18:21)

We are pleased to welcome you to BYU Education Week, a program with more than 1,000 classes to TABLE OF CONTENTS strengthen and enrich your life! Education Week brings together 240 presenters, 500 volunteers, REGISTRATION AND CLASS INFORMATION and hundreds of BYU employees to provide a unique, outstanding educational experience. Registration and General Information . . . . . 44–48

This year’s theme—Looking Forward with Faith: Monday Concurrent Sessions ...... 4–5 Having Our Hearts Knit Together in Unity and Love—comes from Mosiah 18:21. In May 1994, Tuesday–Friday Concurrent Sessions ...... 6–10 then Elder Russell M. Nelson taught, “On every continent and across isles of the sea, the faithful Tuesday–Friday Class Titles ...... 11–33 are being gathered into The Church of Christ of Latter-day Saints. Differences . . . fade Continuing Legal Education Classes ...... 39 into insignificance as members lose themselves in service to their beloved Savior” (“‘Teach Us Topical Listing of Classes ...... 54–61 Tolerance and Love,’” Ensign, May 1994). In a later talk he stated, “I promise you that the future will be glorious for those who are prepared and who continue to prepare to be instruments in the GENERAL INFORMATION Lord’s hands. . . . Let us embrace the future with faith!” (“Embrace the Future with Faith,” Ensign Campus Map, Parking, and Shuttle Routes . . . 34–35 or Liahona, November 2020). The classes at Education Week are intended to testify of these Campus Dining ...... 36–37 marvelous truths and help us serve our beloved Savior. As you reflect on what you learn, we hope Advice from Longtime Attendees ...... 38 that it will bless you and your family as you embrace the future with faith. Youth Classes and Activities ...... 40–41

Education Week presentations are designed for Evening Performances and Ticket Sales ...... 42–43 youth and adults, women and men, single and married individuals. With classes available in a About the Faculty ...... 49–53 great variety of subjects—gospel principles, the arts, family and marriage relationships, finance, University Continuing Education programs do not discriminate on the personal development, technology, health, and basis of race, gender, color, ethnic background, or national origin, but all registrants many others—you have an opportunity to learn must meet and maintain the ideals and standards of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints while attending the program. much that will motivate, encourage, strengthen, and rejuvenate. We are confident that as you If you have questions, please contact us: attend the program and benefit from the BYU Education Week resources and atmosphere of Brigham Young 253 Harman Continuing Education Building University, you will have a rewarding and uplifting Provo, UT 84602-1507 experience. 801-422-6214

The BYU Education Week booklet is POSTMASTER: Sincerely, published once a year for previous BYU Send address corrections to: H. Bruce Payne, Program Administrator Education Week participants and for BYU Education Week anyone else who requests a copy. 253 Harman Building, BYU Erika M. Zeiner, Program Assistant Provo, UT 84602-1507

Painting by Jorge Cocco Santángelo, “Blessing the Children” © Jorge Cocco Santángelo, Courtesy Altus Fine Art. All Rights Reserved. 3 MONDAY August 16 Concurrent Sessions

8:30–9:25 a.m. 9:50–10:45 a.m. 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

377 CB Choosing Joy: Removing Barriers to Better Why We Choose: The Enduring Power of Discerning Truth and Error: Using the Power of 342 CAP Decision-Making—How Remembering Our Past Narratives and Labels the Holy Ghost to Edit False Narratives Shapes Our Present Kevin A. Hinckley Kevin A. Hinckley Kevin A. Hinckley

2258–2260 Doctrines of the Resurrection What We Know about Our Premortal Life Marriage Nourishment: Essential Ingredients CONF Richard G. Moore Richard G. Moore for a Healthy Relationship—Passion: Stoking the 340 CAP Fires of Connection Jason B. Whiting

Assembly Judeans (Jews) in First-Century Rome and Jesus Followers (Christians) in First-Century The Blessings of Faithfulness Hall, HC Pompeii: Experiences of an Ethnic Minority Rome and Pompeii: The Beginnings of 500 CAP Group in the Aftermath of the First Revolt Christianity in the Center of the Roman Empire Matthew J. Grey Matthew J. Grey

Madsen, HFAC Inspiring Women from the 18th Century Grandparenting on Purpose: What Do The Adolescent Brain and the Atonement of 400 CAP Jane G. Hinckley Grandchildren Want and Need? Jesus Christ: Meant for Each Other M. Winston Egan Mark H. and Shelly D. Butler

Pardoe, HFAC Seven Days to Home Organization, Days 1–2: Seven Days to Home Organization, Days 3–4: Seven Days to Home Organization, Days 5–7: 509 CAP Family Councils, Planning the Week, and Bathrooms, Laundry, Kitchen, and Finishing Groceries, Finances, Training Children, and Paperwork Marie C. Ricks the Garage Marie C. Ricks Marie C. Ricks

1102 JKB Four Stages of Adult Emotional Development: “What Desirest Thou?” Living an Intentional Life How to Love One Another—Our Highest Vision 278 CAP From Survival to Security to Success to Roger K. Allen and Pathway of Emotional Growth Serenity (Love) Roger K. Allen Roger K. Allen

3108 JKB It Is Christ That Makes Us Whole, Part 1 It Is Christ That Makes Us Whole, Part 2 International Challenges to Religious Freedom 292 CAP Michael A. Goodman Michael A. Goodman William F. Atkin

Auditorium, JSB The Human Body: Premium Fuel Required— Revving Your Engine: How to Turn Exercise Give It a Rest: Why Skimping on Sleep May Cause 859 CAP From Living to Eat, to Eating to Live into a Fountain of Youth Illness, Weight Gain, and Memory Impairment Matthew B. Morgan Matthew B. Morgan Matthew B. Morgan

221 MARB Discover Family History: First Hearts, Gather: “, I Am Doing It”—Tools to Connect: Taking Names to the Temple— 265 CAP then Charts Make It Simple and Fun Experiencing Both Halves of the Blessing Olivia Lyman Jewell Olivia Lyman Jewell Olivia Lyman Jewell

Marriott Center Traveling the Right Road: Recalculating Our Traveling the Right Road: Recalculating Our Traveling the Right Road: Recalculating Our Map 19,000 CAP Map about Holy Scripture Map about the Holy Temple about the Holy Prophets Anthony R. Sweat Anthony R. Sweat Anthony R. Sweat

138–144 RB God Knows Your Name: A Sign of His One-by- The Main Thing: Keep Your Eyes on Christ (Youth) Converted to the Lord, United unto the Church 800 CAP One Love (Youth) John G. Bytheway (3 Nephi 28:23) (Youth) Kori L. Andrews John G. Bytheway

151 TNRB A Walk in the Grove: Finding Personal Cultivating Eternal Relationships: He Said, She Said: Men and Women in 362 CAP Understanding in the Journey of the Becoming One with God and Family Conversation and Relationships Bradley P. Owens Denise P. and Kevin R. Miller Joe W. Neff

3220–3224 WSC The Tabernacle and Temple of Solomon Insights from Egyptian Temples Insights from Herod’s Temple 678 CAP Kerry M. Muhlestein Kerry M. Muhlestein Kerry M. Muhlestein

3280–3290 WSC The What, Why, and How of Expounding Expounding Isaiah in the Assume Positive Intent (API)—A Guiding Principle 440 CAP the Scriptures Michael L. King That Will Help You Learn to Love Others Michael L. King Scott M. O’Neil and Randal A. Wright

Ballroom, WSC “Be Not Moved!” Holding On When Faith Is “Be Not Moved!” Balancing the Scale and “Be Not Moved!” Wash the Mirror Dust Out! 1,575 CAP Shaken—Hinds’ Feet on High Places Celebrating the Good Being Aware of Lenses through Which We S. Michael Wilcox S. Michael Wilcox View Our World S. Michael Wilcox

Varsity, WSC Mormon’s Call to Abridge the Book of Mormon Mormon’s Hand in the The Vision ( 76) 393 CAP Frederick W. Axelgard Frederick W. Axelgard Kenneth L. Alford

4 Note: Bright green text represents youth classes. 12:30–1:25 p.m. 1:50–2:45 p.m. 3:10–4:05 p.m.

377 CB The Last How to Press Forward through Adversity Ideas for Face-to-Face Interactive Gospel 342 CAP Frederick W. Axelgard Brandon Sulser Games for All Ages Lani O. Hilton

2258–2260 Marriage Nourishment: Purity—Staying Marriage Nourishment: Patience—Reducing Marriage Nourishment: Respect—The CONF Morally Confident in a Corrupt World Anger and Contention Importance of Freedom and Dignity 340 CAP Jason B. Whiting Jason B. Whiting Jason B. Whiting

Assembly Witnesses of , Miracles and Mercies from Our Family History The Gathering: Stories of Missionaries Hall, HC Glenn J. Rawson Glenn J. Rawson and Converts 500 CAP Glenn J. Rawson

Madsen, HFAC Spontaneous Accumulation: A Behaviorally Advanced Financial Planning: Strategies for America’s Financial Future: Compelling Personal 400 CAP Brilliant Formula for Prosperity Business Owners, Pre-retirees, and Those with Opportunities Ryan C. Egbert Larger Estates or Higher Tax Brackets Scott C. Marsh Scott C. Marsh

Pardoe, HFAC Christ-Centered Healing: Choosing Complete Christ-Centered Healing: Silencing the Christ-Centered Healing: Overcoming 509 CAP Healing, Not Just Symptom Relief—New Negative Chatterbox Within—Recognizing and Perfectionism and Other Destructive Strategies for Dealing with Distressing Events Replacing Thoughts That Otherwise Keep Us Behaviors—How to Build a Healthy Lifestyle and Moving On with Power —Carrie M. Wrigley Stuck and Hopeless —Carrie M. Wrigley Carrie M. Wrigley

1102 JKB Powerful Parenting: Five Truths to Follow Temple Typologies and Sacred Space in Art Imagining Eden: Gardens and Abundance in Art 278 CAP When Parenting Teens and Architecture Rita R. Wright Lani O. Hilton Rita R. Wright

3108 JKB How We Got Our : The Formation and “Help Thou Mine Unbelief”: Supporting Those “Chase Darkness from Among You” 292 CAP Survival of the We Love through a Crisis of Faith (Doctrine and Covenants 50:25): Reducing the Jason R. Combs Scott R. Braithwaite Risk of Scott R. Braithwaite

Auditorium, JSB A Peek under the Hood: An Inside Look at The Science of Building Stress Resilience: The Science of Building Stress Resilience: 859 CAP When Body Systems Break Down (and Some Key Principles Key Practices Preventative Maintenance Tips for Owners) Patrick R. Steffen Patrick R. Steffen Matthew B. Morgan

221 MARB “I Will Give unto You My Law”: Gathering to “May the Kingdom of God Go Forth”: “The Olive Leaf . . . Plucked from the Tree of 265 CAP Kirtland and Revelations in the Whitney and 21+ Revelations in the Johnson Home Paradise”: 22+ Revelations in the Newell K. Morley Homes Damon L. Bahr Whitney Store and the Joseph and Emma Damon L. Bahr Smith Home —Damon L. Bahr

Marriott Center Isaiah 53: Enlarging Our Understanding and Isaiah 53: Enlarging Our Understanding and Isaiah 53: Enlarging Our Understanding and 19,000 CAP Witness of Christ—His Mortal Life Witness of Christ—The Garden, Trial, and Witness of Christ—His Resurrection and David A. Christensen Crucifixion Postmortal Glory David A. Christensen David A. Christensen

138–144 RB Becoming One: Number Symbols in the Understanding and Protecting Your Divine Getting Closer to God, Family, and Friends 800 CAP Scriptures (Youth) Connection with God (Youth) (Youth) John G. Bytheway Bradley P. Owens Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher

151 TNRB Continuation of 11:10 a.m.–1:25 p.m. class Teach Ye Creatively: Unleashing the Power of Continuation of 1:50–4:05 p.m. class 362 CAP Gospel Learning Denise P. and Kevin R. Miller

3220–3224 WSC Taking a New Look at an Old Friend: Book of Mormon Stories: A 10,000-Foot Exposing the Enemies of Christ: Lessons 678 CAP Overview of the Plan of Happiness Perspective Learned from , Nehor, and Sherem Tyler J. Griffin Tyler J. Griffin Tyler J. Griffin

3280–3290 WSC What’s Most Important (WMI): The Significance Trust the Process: To Live an Extraordinary Be Present, Grounded, and Spiritually Thriving 440 CAP of Identifying, Prioritizing, and Living a Life Life Requires That We Follow the Plan Scott M. O’Neil and Randal A. Wright Based on What Is Most Important Prescribed by the Lord Scott M. O’Neil and Randal A. Wright Scott M. O’Neil and Randal A. Wright

Ballroom, WSC “Be Not Moved!” Center the Essentials and 27 Parallels between Ancient and Modern “Build a House unto My Name” (Doctrine and 1,575 CAP Draw Strength from the Chain Temples: How Did the Prophet Joseph Smith Covenants 115:10): The Symbolism of Ancient S. Michael Wilcox Get It Right? and Modern Temple Architecture Donald W. Parry Donald W. Parry

Varsity, WSC Influence of the Joseph Smith Translation Looking Ahead to the 2022 Old Testament Accounts 393 CAP on the Doctrine and Covenants Come, Follow Me Curriculum Year Casey P. Griffiths Kenneth L. Alford Kenneth L. Alford

5 TUESDAY-FRIDAY August 17–20 Concurrent Sessions

8:30–9:25 a.m. 9:50–10:45 a.m.

W-111 BNSN Visualizing the Latter-day Saint Story: Case Studies in Latter-day Saint Home-Centered Goal Setting: How to Support Your Kids’ Goals 250 CAP Art History —Ashlee Whitaker LeAnn U. Hunt

W-112 BNSN Youth of a Noble Birthright: Social Sciences Data and Latter-day Saint Teaching and Preparing the Rising Generation 250 CAP Youth —Justin Dyer, Hardy, Michael Goodman, Mark Ogletree Bruce Chang

377 CB Anxious, Anyone? The Retirement Income Plan: A Guide to Managing Your Money to Last 342 CAP Debra Theobald McClendon throughout Retirement —Scott M. Peterson

2254 CONF The Last Week of Jesus’s Life Is His Testimony of Love for You Life Skills for Crucial Times 300 CAP Brian G. Andre Joseph W. Grenny

2258–2260 CONF Building a Strong Marriage Building Your Best Self 340 CAP Scott R. Braithwaite Scott R. Braithwaite

214 CTB Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 39 for details.) Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 39 for details.) 250 CAP

Assembly Hall, HC Rising Up to Our Potential through Personal Revelation Experiencing : Right Now, Right Here 500 CAP Merrilee A. Boyack Merrilee A. Boyack

de Jong, HFAC “Having Many Revelations Daily”: Understanding Barriers That May Be Beautiful Music Brings a Heavenly Peace to the Home Atmosphere 1,268 CAP Hindering Daily Revelation —Stephen K. Hunsaker Marvin A. Goldstein and Vanessa Joy

Madsen, HFAC Developing Spiritual Gifts through Art and Music Spiritual Vision Unlocks the Powers of Heaven (Presented with Word 400 CAP Lawrence B. Blonquist and Song) —Debbie Bastian, Lori Hales, Me’Chel Musgrave (Heartbound)

Pardoe, HFAC Christopher Columbus and the Gathering of Israel Lessons from the Book of Mormon for Everyday Life 509 CAP Clark B. Hinckley Ronald E. Bartholomew

B002 JFSB Be Ye Therefore Perfect: Scriptural Teachings about Perfection Real versus Rumor: How to Dispel Latter-day Myths 179 CAP Rebekah Ellsworth Keith A. Erekson

B092 JFSB Teaching in the Savior’s Way Put Off the Natural Man 237 CAP Darrell J. Robinson Jason M. Webb

1102 JKB Living Abundantly within Your Means: Budgeting Strategies for I Can’t! Or Don’t Want To: Scriptural and Prophetic Keys to Overcoming 278 CAP Busy Families —Janae W. Chandler Self-Doubt and/or Lack of Desire —Michael A. Goodman

2107 JKB Estate Planning and Asset Protection Linguistics: The Fascinating Study of Human Language, Its Evolution, Use, 190 CAP Robert L. Bolick and Mental Processing —David S. Eddington

3108 JKB Restoration Isaiah Campbellites and Mormonites: Competing 19th-Century Restoration 292 CAP RoseAnn Benson and Shon D. Hopkin Movements —RoseAnn Benson

Auditorium, JSB Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise: Small Daily Habits That Make a Getting Stuff Done: A Mindful Approach to Personal Productivity in the 859 CAP Big Difference —Matthew B. Morgan Digital Age —Matthew B. Morgan

250 KMBL Parenting with Love and Laughter: Raising Great Kids and Loving What Every Stepparent and Co-parent Needs to Know 284 CAP Every Minute of It —Margaret E. Pickard Keith F. and Margaret E. Pickard

206 MARB Physics Is More Fun Than You Think The Early Latter-day Saints through Abraham Lincoln’s Eyes 266 CAP Clark Snelgrove Ron L. Andersen

207 MARB Getting More Out of Our Religious Observances by Connecting with The First 102 Apostles Since the Restoration: Insights into the Historical 269 CAP the Lord —Allen W. Litchfield Background of Their Calls and Releases —Kevin L. Tolley

221 MARB Making the Best Use of DNA Technology to Move Your Family Getting the Best Online Help to Improve Your Family History Database 265 CAP Research Forward —James M. Baker James M. Baker

222 MARB The Significance of the 18th Year Promoting Healthy Sexuality: Help for Couples and Parents 269 CAP Daniel L. Belnap Dean Busby and Laura P. Walker

Marriott Center The Questions of Jesus: God’s Pathway Back to Him Understanding and Implementing the Children and Youth Program 19,000 CAP S. Michael Wilcox Young Women and Young Men General Presidencies

138–144 RB Making the Most of Me (Youth) Hope and Happiness Despite Trials, Sin, or Discouragement (Youth) 800 CAP Stan G. Crippen Eric D. Richards

151 TNRB Why We Get Sick: Insulin Resistance and Chronic Diseases Claiming Your Power to Live a Happy and Abundant Life 362 CAP Benjamin T. Bikman Roger K. Allen

3220–3224 WSC Increasing Your Emotional Intelligence to Improve Your Relationships The Lord’s Angels: Messengers of Love, Instruction, and Warning 678 CAP John R. Stoker Donald W. Parry

3280–3290 WSC Our Savior from Self-Doubt Covenant Women: Fearless, Faithful, and Fulfilling Our Destiny 440 CAP Gaylamarie G. Rosenberg Connie E. Sokol

Ballroom, WSC The Theophany in Palmyra: Sacred, Saving Truths from the First Vision, The Theophany in Palmyra: Sacred, Saving Truths from the First Vision, 1,575 CAP Part 1 —Robert L. Millet Part 2 —Robert L. Millet

Varsity, WSC Home Organization: The Better Way to Live, Part 1 Home Organization: The Better Way to Live, Part 2 393 CAP Marie C. Ricks Marie C. Ricks

6 Note: Bright green text represents youth classes. W–F, 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m. 12:30–1:25 p.m.

W-111 BNSN Lifelong Reading: Five Best . . . Love and Divine Law in the Book of Mormon 250 CAP Julie K. Allen, Eric A. Eliason, Jill T. Rudy Avram R. Shannon

W-112 BNSN Illuminating the Jaredite Records Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of God 250 CAP Jared W. Ludlow, Ryan H. Sharp, Charles L. Swift Scott C. Woodward

377 CB Spiritual Traits That Teenagers Need in Order to Survive (and Thrive) Temporal Traits That Teenagers Need in Order to Survive (and Thrive) 342 CAP in a Toxic World —Mark D. Ogletree in a Toxic World —Mark D. Ogletree

2254 CONF Investing Strategies for Today Maximizing Retirement Income 300 CAP Jeff R. Segelke Jeff R. Segelke

2258–2260 CONF Change Yourself to Overcome Weaknesses That Hold You Back, Part 1 Change Yourself and Overcome the Weaknesses That Hold You Back, 340 CAP Randal A. Wright Part 2 —Randal A. Wright

214 CTB Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 39 for details.) No Class 250 CAP Assembly Hall, HC Getting the Most from Your Gospel Library App Best of the 500 CAP Bryce A. Anderson, Milton Camargo, Jan E. Newman Jennifer C. Lane, Jan J. Martin, Donald W. Parry, Anthony R. Sweat

de Jong, HFAC “Holiness to the Lord”: The Role of the Temple, the Chapel, and the Discovering the Divine Nature of Music 1,268 CAP Home in Making a Holy People —David A. Christensen Marvin A. Goldstein and Vanessa Joy

Madsen, HFAC Hope and Healing through Music Our Body, Mind, and Spirit: An Eternal Perspective and Consideration of 400 CAP Debbie Bastian, Lori Hales, Me’Chel Musgrave (Heartbound) the Physical Aspect of Our Mortal Journey —Jeremy K. Baird

Pardoe, HFAC The Old and New Testament Brought to Life: Powerful Messages and Building the Connection: Creating Closeness, Unity, and Joy in Marriage 509 CAP Their Relevance to You —Ronald E. Bartholomew Carrie M. Wrigley

B002 JFSB The Book of Mormon as an Ancient Document Lessons from the Road: Effectively Traveling through Spiritual 179 CAP Stephen D. Ricks Wildernesses —Philip R. Rosell

B092 JFSB The Voice of the Lord Is unto All Men: The Astounding Year of “A Day of Pentecost Indeed”: The Lord Reveals Himself in the Kirtland 237 CAP Revelation in the Johnson Home in Hiram, Ohio —Damon L. Bahr Temple —Damon L. Bahr

1102 JKB Experiment upon the Word: A Global Social Experiment with the Book Reducing Anxiety through Principles of the Gospel of Jesus Christ 278 CAP of Mormon —Jeffrey A. Sheets David T. Morgan

2107 JKB Helping Your Family Thrive in an Online World Appreciating Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park 190 CAP Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher Jane G. Hinckley

3108 JKB Becoming a More Effective Teacher By Divine Design: The Founding of America and the Restoration of 292 CAP Scott H. Knecht the Gospel —Scott H. Knecht

Auditorium, JSB The Marvelous Surviving and Thriving in the Last Days 859 CAP Kerry M. Muhlestein Kerry M. Muhlestein

250 KMBL Faith-Promoting Latter-day Saint Wartime Experiences Studying and Teaching the Doctrine and Covenants 284 CAP Kenneth L. Alford Kenneth L. Alford

206 MARB Defenders of Religious Freedom: Joseph Smith and Abraham Lincoln “Weeping May Endure for a Night, but Joy Cometh in the Morning”: 266 CAP Ron L. Andersen Recognition, Response, and Recovery from Grief and Loss —Marie C. Ricks

207 MARB The Old Testament: Ancient Text, Modern Perspectives The Nativity in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke 269 CAP Kevin L. Tolley Jason R. Combs

221 MARB The Power of Family Stories: Connecting, Healing, and Binding Modern-Day Tools for Improving Your Regular Worship: “These Things for 265 CAP Ourselves to One Another and to God —Devin R. and Lisa Ashby Your Profit and Learning” (2 Nephi 2) —Olivia Lyman Jewell

222 MARB Finding Christ in the Humanities The Book of Mormon’s Guide to Parenting 269 CAP Matthew G. Ancell, Francesca Lawson, Matthew F. Wickman Christy S. Gunnell

Marriott Center T Devotional Speaker —Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf Beyond the Grave: Insights into Our Next Estate 19,000 CAP W-F “For He Is Our Peace”: A Doctrinal Approach to Emotional Wellness Robert L. Millet Stephen K. Hunsaker 138–144 RB Scripture Heroes Who Hear Him (Youth) You, You’re the One (Youth) 800 CAP Lani O. Hilton Scott L. Anderson

151 TNRB W Athletics at BYU —Tom A. Holmoe A Tale of Two Americas: What Most Fundamentally Divides Us and What 362 CAP Th Finish at Home What You Started at BYU —Trav D. Johnson You Can Do, Part 1 F Understanding, Loving, and Including LGBTQ Latter-day Saints Brett H. Latimer Rebecca Borden 3220–3224 WSC More Purpose in Prayer: Developing Deeper Connections with God “More Holiness Give Me”: Finding Peace, Perspective, and Deeper Meaning 678 CAP Tyler J. Griffin in Life —Tyler J. Griffin

3280–3290 WSC Building Faith with True Well-Told Stories A Time to Laugh: The Place of Humor in the Church 440 CAP Lawrence R. Flake Lawrence R. Flake

Ballroom, WSC Pivotal Events in Church History Significant Symbols—Significant Words 1,575 CAP Susan Easton Black Eric D. Richards

Varsity, WSC Expanding Our Gospel Knowledge through Science and Humanities Made for This: The Prophetically Proclaimed Role of Women in Raising a 393 CAP Cristian Casellas Sin-Resistant Generation —Kristen Walker Smith 7 TUESDAY-FRIDAY August 17–20 Concurrent Sessions

1:50–2:45 p.m. 3:10–4:05 p.m.

W-111 BNSN Joseph Smith: An In-Depth Examination of Key Revelations Improving Connection in Our Relationships 250 CAP Matthew C. Godfrey Michael S. Thompson

W-112 BNSN Who Are We? Perspectives on Identity from Sociolinguistics and How the Law Helped Shape the Restoration: New Findings and 250 CAP the Gospel —Stephen J. Moody Understandings —Jeffrey N. Walker

377 CB Gathering Ourselves and Loved Ones on the Covenant Path Teaching the Gospel in the Home 342 CAP Stan G. Crippen Stephanie D. Sorensen

2254 CONF Illuminating Your Worth and Value through the Age-Old Art Form of 300 CAP —Gayle Holdman Ben E. Godfrey, John H. Heath, Robin Scott Jensen, Nathan N. Waite

2258–2260 CONF Change Yourself and Overcome the Weaknesses That Hold You Back, Jesus’s Final Week in Jerusalem: An Archaeological Survey 340 CAP Part 3 —Randal A. Wright Matthew J. Grey

214 CTB Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 39 for details.) Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 39 for details.) 250 CAP Assembly Hall, HC Understanding Religious Freedom —Elizabeth A. Clark, Steven T. Collis, Gospel Reflections on Time, Eternity, and Existence 500 CAP Alexander Dushku, Spencer W. McBride C. Robert Line

de Jong, HFAC Finding Hope in a Gospel of Grand Expectations Miracles and Lessons from Making True, Faith-Based Films 1,268 CAP Jack S. Marshall T. C. Christensen

Madsen, HFAC Let Christ’s Death Change Your Life Easing Worry, Stress, and Anxiety through the Teachings of Jesus Christ 400 CAP John L. Hilton III John L. Hilton III

Pardoe, HFAC Finding Joy, No Matter What the Circumstances: Practical Tips for Getting Meaningful Answers for Your Life: To Bless You, Your Family, and 509 CAP Building a Happy Heart and a Happy Life —Carrie M. Wrigley Others —Diane B. Prince

B002 JFSB New Testament Christianity, Creedal Christianity, Mormon Christianity: Helping Youth and Adults Become Emotionally Resilient and Anchor their 179 CAP Restoration Teachings and Early Christianity —Stephen D. Ricks Goals and Faith in Jesus Christ —Kristy A. Ludwig

B092 JFSB Classical Music: The Contributions of Four Great Female Composers Tools for Tough Questions: Answers from the Church History Topics 237 CAP Jaren S. Hinckley Project —David D. Golding

1102 JKB DIY: Designing and Curating Your Own Investment Portfolio Investing for Growth While Managing Risk: Beating Inflation Using Nobel 278 CAP Jeremy L. Lau Prize-Winning (Yet Simple) Principles Used by Institutional Investors Ted H. Ong 2107 JKB Teaching Resiliency to Our Youth Parenting Tips/Techniques for Parents of Children with Special Needs 190 CAP Dan Ricks and Jane Ricks Heidi M. Whittaker

3108 JKB Learning How to Forgive Freeing Yourself from Depression 292 CAP Steven Eastmond Steven Eastmond

Auditorium, JSB Understanding the Spirit World The Gifts of the Atonement of Jesus Christ Await Us 859 CAP Curtis L. Jacobs Curtis L. Jacobs

250 KMBL Applying the Intimate Atonement of Jesus Christ in Our Lives The Inspired Writings of Alma 284 CAP Michael L. King Michael L. King

206 MARB YSA Survival 101: Navigating the Dating World Missouri’s Three Extradition Attempts: Insights from 266 CAP Stephen K. Hunsaker The Joseph Smith Papers David W. Grua, Elizabeth A. Kuehn, Jeffrey D. Mahas, Alex D. Smith 207 MARB The New Testament Apocryphal Gospels Emma Hale Smith, Daughter in God’s Kingdom 269 CAP Jason R. Combs Mark L. Staker

221 MARB Understanding the Power of Finding, Writing, and Sharing Family Understanding Isaiah in the Book of Mormon 265 CAP Stories —Lori L. Steadman Joseph M. Spencer

222 MARB “And Ye Are to Be Taught from On High” Four Pillars of Discipleship 269 CAP (Doctrine and Covenants 43:16) —Kenneth G. Gibson Kenneth G. Gibson

Marriott Center The Life and Times of Jesus Christ Watch and Be Ready: The Second Coming of Jesus Christ 19,000 CAP Susan Easton Black Randall C. Bird

138–144 RB How to Survive and Thrive during Your Teenage Years (Youth) Defense against the Dark Arts (for Latter-day Saint Teens) (Youth) 800 CAP Christy S. Gunnell Scott C. Woodward

151 TNRB A Tale of Two Americas: What Most Fundamentally Divides Us and What Bible Crash Course: Seeing the Forest from the Trees 362 CAP You Can Do, Part 2 —Brett H. Latimer Trevan G. Hatch

3220–3224 WSC Be a Better Parent . . . By Friday Have a Better Marriage . . . By Friday 678 CAP Tamara A. Fackrell Tamara A. Fackrell

3280–3290 WSC Senior Missionary Service: “Saving Souls by Gathering Israel around Seventy Times Seven: Forgiving the Seemingly Unforgivable 440 CAP the World and around the Corner” Kevin A. Hinckley Brad D. Giles, Art Johnson, David L. Williams Ballroom, WSC Bicentennial Highlights: Illuminating Doctrines from the Founding The Glorious Plan of Happiness: Doctrinal Foundations 1,575 CAP Decade —Anthony R. Sweat Gerald N. Lund

Varsity, WSC A Quick Marriage Pit Stop: Taking Time to Refuel, Repair, Adjust, Helping Others through Faith Challenges 393 CAP and Change —Michael W. Allred Michael W. Allred

8 Note: Bright green text represents youth classes. 4:30–5:25 p.m. 5:50–6:45 p.m.

W-111 BNSN Seeing the Beauty in Other Religious Traditions No Class This Hour 250 CAP Alec R. Kearns

W-112 BNSN Visions of Salvation: What the Visions of the Prophet Joseph Smith No Class This Hour 250 CAP Reveal to Us about the Doctrines of Salvation —Mark A. Mathews

377 CB Testimony Survival Inviting 342 CAP Rick Tanner Jr. Rick Tanner Jr.

2254 CONF Understanding and Applying Effective Conflict Resolution Skills in No Class This Hour 300 CAP Everyday Life —Emily M. Taylor

2258–2260 CONF Reimagining Jesus, Discipleship, and the World of the New Testament No Class This Hour 340 CAP in The Chosen (Seasons 1–2) —Matthew J. Grey

214 CTB Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 39 for details.) No Class This Hour 250 CAP

Assembly Hall, HC Gospel Symbolism and the Atonement of Jesus Christ No Class This Hour 500 CAP C. Robert Line

de Jong, HFAC No Class This Hour No Class This Hour 1,268 CAP

Madsen, HFAC Strengthening Your Marriage through Deepening Connection A Future of Transformational Developments in Personal Prosperity 400 CAP Debi Gilmore and Rebecca P. Jorgensen Ryan C. Egbert

Pardoe, HFAC Stop–Think–Lead: Avoiding Awkward Conversations Smiling in the Furnace of Affliction: Maintaining Hope and Happiness 509 CAP Gary K. Rhoads during Hardships —G. Shad Martin

B002 JFSB Recognizing Our Doctrinal and Cultural Relationship between Faith No Class This Hour 179 CAP and Physical Health —Zachary J. Cordell

B092 JFSB A Day of Miracles! Finding Meaning in Life and in the Lord’s Many No Class This Hour 237 CAP “Tender Mercies” —Darren E. Schmidt

1102 JKB Feeling the Spirit as You Discover, Enrich, Preserve, and Provide Parenting and the Plan 278 CAP Ordinances for Your Ancestors —Ronald M. Tanner Ryan K. Eggett

2107 JKB Covenant Paths: Lessons from the Global History of The Church of No Class This Hour 190 CAP Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints —Ryan W. Saltzgiver

3108 JKB Understanding and Relying More Deeply on Jesus Christ “Surely Every Word . . . Is Precious”: Hearkening to Watchwords in the 292 CAP Mark E. Beecher Word of God —Perry M. Montoya

Auditorium, JSB More Holiness Give Me Courageously Come unto Christ (Youth) 859 CAP Scott L. Anderson Kori L. Andrews

250 KMBL Brigham Young’s Testimony of the Life and Times of the Prophet No Class This Hour 284 CAP Joseph Smith (A Dramatic Portrayal) —S. Bryce Chamberlain

206 MARB Financial Considerations for Life’s Transitions: Making Informed No Class This Hour 266 CAP Financial Decisions to Increase Your Capacity to Serve in the Next Phase of Life —Mark P. Whitaker 207 MARB Before the First Vision: Joseph Smith’s Preparation for the Restoration A Portent of Stormy Weather Ahead 269 CAP Mark L. Staker E. Tal Ehlers

221 MARB Linking the Human Family Together on the Family Tree: Insights from Using the Book of Mormon to Overcome Difficult Issues 265 CAP the BYU Record Linking Lab —Joseph P. Price IV Stephan D. Taeger

222 MARB Becoming the Person God Intends You to Be No Class This Hour 269 CAP Jonathan R. West

Marriott Center No Class This Hour No Class This Hour 19,000 CAP

138–144 RB Connecting with God—Every Day! (Youth) See JSB Auditorium for Youth Classes This Hour 800 CAP Randy B. Clegg

151 TNRB Coming unto Christ through Daily Decisions Unsung Heroines of the Old Testament 362 CAP Gregory L. Johnson Amy H. Fisher

3220–3224 WSC I Have Questions about . . . Finding Answers in the Doctrines of the Understanding the Doctrine and Covenants: Doctrine and Covenants 93 678 CAP Gospel —Jack S. Marshall to Official Declaration 2 —Casey P. Griffiths

3280–3290 WSC Prioritizing Your Life to Become the Person God Wants You to Be The House of Israel, God’s Covenant People: Understanding What It 440 CAP MeiLani Gates Hock Means to Belong to the House of Israel —Richard W. Jr.

Ballroom, WSC The Parables of Jesus: Mirrors to the Soul The Signs of the Times: and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ 1,575 CAP Gerald N. Lund Gerald N. Lund

Varsity, WSC Get Good at Stress: Get Good at Life! Anatomical Considerations 393 CAP Tana S. Page David A. Morton 9 TUESDAY-FRIDAY August 17–20 Concurrent Sessions

7:10–8:05 p.m. 8:30–9:25 p.m.

377 CB Unintended Consequences: Good Intentions and Undesirable Lessons I’ve Learned a Little Bit More about Working as a Therapist 342 CAP Behaviors —EmRee Dawn Pugmire EmRee Dawn Pugmire

Madsen, HFAC Practical Tools to Help You Learn and Change Anything Finding Symbols of Christ in the Ancient Jewish Rituals and Feasts 400 CAP Nathan D. Pali I. Daniel Smith

Pardoe, HFAC I’m 60, Now What?: Ways That We Change As We Age and How to An Engineering Perspective on Your Miraculous Body 509 CAP Pursue a Fulfilling Life —Roger G. Harrison Anton E. and Jennifer Bowden

1102 JKB Types and Shadows of the Savior As Found in the Book of Mormon Living in Times of War and Rumors of Wars: Principles from the 278 CAP Jared A. Jepson Book of Mormon —Jared A. Jepson

3108 JKB Grandparenting on Purpose, Part 1 Grandparenting on Purpose, Part 2 292 CAP M. Winston Egan M. Winston Egan

Auditorium, JSB Our Only Safety in the Last Days: Following the Prophets Your Part in Gathering Israel (Youth) 859 CAP and Apostles (Youth) —David F. Barrus Brad R. Wilcox

207 MARB Scholarships at Any Age! A Simple System to Secure Scholarships Embrace the Mighty Change We Call Repentance 269 CAP Larry D. Stevenson Larry D. Stevenson

221 MARB The Latter-day Saint Colonies in Mexico Writing Personal and Family Histories 265 CAP Taylor O. Macdonald Taylor O. Macdonald

151 TNRB Of One Heart and Mind: The Art of Effective Communication Increasing Personal Effectiveness: Living Happier, More Productive Lives 362 CAP Kevin R. Miller Kevin R. Miller

3220–3224 WSC More Money Than You’ll Ever Need: Living an Abundant Life While Million-Dollar Choices: Empowering a Lifetime of Maximum Personal 678 CAP Developing the Tools of Eternal Prosperity —Scott C. Marsh Choice through Small, Insightful, Daily Choices —Scott C. Marsh

3280–3290 WSC Emotional Fitness: Understanding Emotional Health and How to Cope General Conference: Taking It Personally 440 CAP with the Common Human Phenomenon of Anxiety and Depression Benjamin J. Knowlton Brian K. Chandler Ballroom, WSC Another Testament of Christ The Restored Gospel’s Worldview of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty 1,575 CAP Brad R. Wilcox Patrick D. Degn

Varsity, WSC The Book of Mormon: A Book of Power The Importance of Jerusalem in Religious History and in the Future 393 CAP Jared W. Ludlow Jared W. Ludlow

10 Tuesday–Friday Classes August 17–20, 2021 8:30 a.m. Scott R. Braithwaite 8:30–9:25 a.m. Building a Strong Marriage Ashlee Whitaker 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) Visualizing the Latter-day Saint Story: Case Studies in T Knowing Your Enemy: What Patterns Are Toxic Latter-day Saint Art History to Marriage? W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) W Building Safety and Connection through T Interpreting Pioneer History: C. C. A. Christensen, Communication Th How Can We Manage Solvable and Unsolvable W “Fit for the Kingdom”: The Church of Jesus Christ as Problems? Patron—The Paris Art Missionaries and Temple Art F How Can We Not Just Endure, but Thrive? Th Book of Mormon Stories: , , and Beyond! Continuing Legal Education Classes (see page 39 for F Latter-day Saint Art and Belief and the Gospel Vision the schedule and additional information) of the Arts 214 Crabtree Building (CTB) W. Justin Dyer, Sam A. Hardy, Michael A. Goodman, T International Legal Challenges Faced by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (William F. Atkin) Mark D. Ogletree (8:30–10:30 a.m.) Youth of a Noble Birthright: What Social Sciences Data Tell W Litigating from the Ground Up (Joshua Dunyon, J. Adam Us about Latter-day Saint Youth Sorenson) (8:30–10:30 a.m.) W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) Th Cutting the Clutter from Legal Briefing (Justin W. Starr) T How Are Latter-day Saint Youth Unique? (Sam A. Hardy) (8:30–9:30 a.m.) W Youth: Which Utah Youth Are the Healthiest and F Personal Data Privacy: A Practical Guide to Legal How They Compare to the U.S. (W. Justin Dyer) Compliance (Tadiana W. Jones) (8:30–9:30 a.m.) Th Latter-day Saint Youth and Suicide: What Is Real and How Can We Help? (Michael A. Goodman) Merrilee A. Boyack F The Impact of Religion and Parenting Styles on Latter- Rising Up to Our Potential through Personal Revelation day Saint Adolescent Well-Being (Mark D. Ogletree) Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T Figuring Out God’s Plan for Our Lives Debra Theobald McClendon W Winning the War against Satan: Personal Strategies Anxious, Anyone? Th Establishing Patterns of Excellence by Following the 377 Clyde Building (CB) Prophets T The Adaptive and Maladaptive Power of Anxiety and F Being Anxiously Engaged without Being Anxious: The Overview of Anxiety Treatment Considerations Power of Influence W The Spirit versus Anxiety, Toxic Perfectionism, and Religious OCD Stephen K. Hunsaker Th When Your Anxiety Gets in the Way of Church “Having Many Revelations Daily”: Understanding Barriers Participation That May Be Hindering Daily Revelation F Specific Anxiety Treatments: Cognitive Behavioral de Jong Hall, (HFAC) Therapy (CBT) and Exposure-Based Treatments T “Boxing the Lord In” and Connecting Our Worth Horizontally Brian G. Andre W Giving Reason to Revelation and Not Staying Present The Last Week of Jesus’s Life Is His Testimony of Love for You Th How Fears Hinder Revelation, and Making Others’ Revelation Our Revelation 2254 Conference Center (CONF) F Making Ourselves an Exception and an Encumbered Mind T “Knowest Thou the Condescension of God?”: Coming Down to Lift You Up Lawrence B. Blonquist W Hosanna! The Triumphal Entry: Rejoicing in Christ Developing Spiritual Gifts through Art and Music: Th The Last Supper and Gethsemane: Our Savior’s Gift Understanding Spiritual Gifts, Recognizing Them, of Oneness Developing Them, and Using Them to Bless Others F Good Friday and Sunday’s Empty Tomb: You Were Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) Worth Dying For T The Gift of Seeing W The Gift of Hearing Th The Gift of Pondering F Four Requirements for Acquiring and Using Gifts of the Spirit

11 Tuesday–Friday Classes—8:30 a.m.

Clark B. Hinckley Matthew B. Morgan Christopher Columbus and the Gathering of Israel Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise: Small Daily Habits That Make a Pardoe Theatre, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) Big Difference T Rediscovering Christopher Columbus through Auditorium, (JSB) Contemporary Accounts and Modern Revelation T The Early Morning Has Gold in Its Mouth: First Habits to W How Christopher Columbus Changed History and Why Win the Day He Matters W The Healthy Habit: Focus the Mind, Strengthen the Th Revisionist History and the Controversies Surrounding Spirit, Turn Back the Body Clock Christopher Columbus Th The Wealthy Habit: Be the Boss of Your Money and Buy F Christopher Columbus as a Type and a Shadow of Your Life Back Joseph Smith F The Wise Habit: The Disciplined Pursuit of Personal Growth (a.k.a. the Proper Care and Feeding of Rebekah Ellsworth Your Brain) Be Ye Therefore Perfect: Scriptural Teachings about Perfection Margaret E. Pickard B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) Parenting with Love and Laughter: Raising Great Kids and Loving Every Minute of It T Perfect Lies: Satan’s Deceptions Regarding Perfection 250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL) W The Law, Grace, and Being Freed from the Weight of Perfectionism T What Children Need from Their Parents: How to Raise Th No Other Name: Christ as the Perfect Savior Responsible Children F Breaking Perfectionism: Our Part in the Perfection W Great Kids Are Raised with Praise Process Th Digital Media and Your Family F Parenting with Love and Laughter Darrell J. Robinson Teaching in the Savior’s Way Clark Snelgrove B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) Physics Is More Fun Than You Think T The Perfect Teacher: Following the Example of 206 Martin Building (MARB) the Savior T The Un-science of Science Fairs: From “Vinegar W Helping Others Discover the Gospel through Activities Volcanos” to a Deeper Understanding of Science Th Applying the Doctrines and Principles: Extending an W Sound All Around Invitation to Act Th The Un-science of Science Fairs: From “Vinegar F The Role of a Teacher: Teach and Serve Volcanos” to a Deeper Understanding . . . (Repeated) F Sound All Around (Repeated) Janae W. Chandler Living Abundantly within Your Means: Budgeting Strategies Allen W. Litchfield for Busy Families Getting More Out of Our Religious Observances by 1102 Building (JKB) Connecting with the Lord T Wise Stewardship 207 Martin Building (MARB) W Getting More Value from Your Budget T Fasting Isn’t Really about Food Th Financial Principles for Thriving W Reverence Isn’t Really about Being Quiet F Abundance: Living after the Manner of Happiness Th The Isn’t Really a Health Code F Second Coming Preparation Isn’t about Figuring Out Robert L. Bolick When It Will Happen Estate Planning and Asset Protection 2107 (JKB) James M. Baker Making the Best Use of DNA Technology to Move Your Family T Estate Planning for Beginners Research Forward W Advanced Estate Planning 221 Martin Building (MARB) Th Asset Protection: What Works and What Doesn’t T Overcoming the Most Common DNA Problems F Domestic Asset Protection Trusts W AncestryDNA’s “Thru Lines” Feature Greatly Simplifies RoseAnn Benson and Shon D. Hopkin Our Own DNA Analyses Restoration Isaiah Th Using the Best DNA Features to Get the Best Benefit from Your DNA Analysis 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) F Making the Best Use of MyHeritage DNA T Understanding Nephite Prophets and Isaiah: Isaiah 48–51 Daniel L. Belnap W Unraveling Isaiah 2–6 (2 Nephi 12–16) The Significance of the 18th Year Th Unraveling Isaiah 7–14 (2 Nephi 17–24) 222 Martin Building (MARB) F , Christ, Moroni, and Isaiah: Mosiah 13 (Isaiah T It Came to Pass: The Sociopolitical Events Leading to 52–53), 3 Nephi 22 (Isaiah 54), and Moroni 10 Alma 30–46 W “And He Was Anti-Christ”: Korihor 12 Note: Bright green text represents youth classes. Th “We Are . . . a Holy People”: The Zoramite Crisis Marie C. Ricks F “I Have Somewhat More to Say unto Thee”: Home Organization: The Better Way to Live, Part 1 Alma and Corianton Varsity Theater, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) S. Michael Wilcox T Household Organization The Questions of Jesus: God’s Pathway Back to Him W Time Management: Principles to Change Your Life Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) Th Time Management: Practical Helps to Make It Easier T “What Seek Ye?” The Soul’s Deeper Conversations F Training Children to Work with God W “Why Trouble Ye Her?” Peace with One Another 9:50–10:45 a.m. Th “How Many Loaves Have Ye?” What We Learn about Ourselves F “Why Weepest Thou?” Joy in All Conditions Stan G. Crippen Making the Most of Me (Youth) 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T Becoming Lovable: Creating Better Relationships W Failing or Sailing through Life? Th Bringing the Influence of the Temple Home with You F Becoming Happy: Examining Your Expectations Young Women and Young Men General Presidencies Benjamin T. Bikman Understanding and Implementing the Children Why We Get Sick: Insulin Resistance and Chronic Diseases and Youth Program 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) T What Is Insulin Resistance? 9:50–10:45 a.m. W Insulin Resistance: Heart Health T Noble Youth Called of God (President Bonnie H . Th Insulin Resistance: Fertility and Brain Cordon and President Steven J . Lund) F The Solution W Accomplishing the Work of Salvation and Exaltation (Sister Michelle D . Craig and Brother Ahmad S . Corbitt) John R. Stoker Th The Tool We Call the Children and Youth Program Increasing Your Emotional Intelligence to Improve Your (Sister Becky Craven and Brother Brad R . Wilcox) Relationships F Shepherding the Shepherds: Helping Youth Lead 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) (President Bonnie H . Cordon and President Steven J . Lund) T Personal EQ Awareness: Do You Know What Is Going On with You? W Personal EQ Management: Do You Know How to LeAnn U. Hunt Manage You? Home-Centered Goal Setting: How to Support Your Th Interpersonal EQ Awareness: Can You Recognize What Kids’ Goals Is Going On with Others? W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) F Interpersonal EQ Management: How Do You Manage Interpersonal Dynamics? T How Goals Really Work: The Courage to Set Goals Again W Principles of Effective Goal Engagement Gaylamarie G. Rosenberg Th Motivation: Finding Yours and Supporting It in Our Savior from Self-Doubt Your Kids 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) F How to Have Goal Conversations with Your Kids T Overcoming Self-Doubt and Impatience Bruce Chang W Overcoming Self-Doubt and Fear of Not Being Enough Teaching and Preparing the Rising Generation Th Overcoming Self-Doubt and Comparisons W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) F Overcoming Self-Doubt and Reliance on Our Own Strength T Helping Youth Stay on the Covenant Path in a World with Shifting Values Robert L. Millet W Being a Supportive and Powerful Influence on Your The Theophany in Palmyra: Sacred, Saving Truths from the Full-Time Missionary First Vision, Part 1 Th Helping Your Returned Missionary Adjust and Progress Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) F Helping Your Young Single Adults Reach Their Potential T Nothing Is Left to Chance W The Boy Prophet Enters the Grove Th The Father and Son Appear F After the Vision 13 Tuesday–Friday Classes—9:50 a.m.

Scott M. Peterson Scott R. Braithwaite The Retirement Income Plan: A Guide to Managing Your Building Your Best Self Money to Last throughout Retirement 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Insights about Building Your Best Self from the Parable T Recognizing Retirement Risks and Investment Fallacies of the Talents So You Can Focus on What “Really Matters” during W Perfectionism Is an Obstacle to Becoming Your Best Self Retirement Th What Is the Most Efficient Way for Me to Improve W Commonsense Investing: What Actually Determines and Progress? Investment Performance F Harnessing the Power of Habits to Become Your Th The Retirement Income Plan: Creating a Perpetual Best Self Stream of Investment Income to Last through Retirement Continuing Legal Education Classes (see page 39 for F Maximizing Social Security Benefits and Minimizing the schedule and additional information) Taxes during Retirement 214 Crabtree Building (CTB) Joseph W. Grenny Th Key Skills and Practices for Effective Mediators (David P. Life Skills for Crucial Times Dowling) (9:50–10:50 a.m.) 2254 Conference Center (CONF) F Understanding the Legal Aspects to the Financing of the Book of Mormon (Jeffrey N. Walker) (9:50–10:50 a.m.) T How to Succeed in Your Most Difficult Conversations, Part 1 Merrilee A. Boyack W How to Succeed in Your Most Difficult Conversations, Experiencing Zion: Right Now, Right Here Part 2 Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) Th Crucial Skills for Helping Those Struggling with Addiction T Becoming a Zion Person: Where to Begin F Crucial Skills for Stopping Bad Habits and Starting W Building a Zion Family: One Day at a Time Good Ones Th Building a Zion Church: It Can Start with Me F Beginning a Zion Community: What Can I Do to Start? Marvin A. Goldstein and Vanessa Joy Beautiful Music Brings a Heavenly Peace to the Home Atmosphere de Jong Concert Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T Appropriate Music in Worship of the Lord Jesus Christ W Music Gives Courage and Strength Th Experiencing New Insights through Music F Beautiful Music That Honors the Lord Jesus Christ Debbie A. Bastian, Lori H. Hales, Me’Chel M. Musgrave (Heartbound) Spiritual Vision Unlocks the Powers of Heaven (Presented with Word and Song) Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T Having Eyes to See W Seeing Yourself as God Sees You Th Looking Up in Times of Trial F Focusing on the Savior Ronald E. Bartholomew Lessons from the Book of Mormon for Everyday Life Pardoe Theatre, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T Helping to Recover the Lost and Rescue the Unreachable: The Examples of Teancum and W Understanding the Doctrine of Foreordination: How Our Past and Present Can Impact Our Future and Status in the Resurrection Th Understanding and Teaching the Importance of Our Interactions and Interrelationship with the Holy Ghost: 4–6 F The Relationship between Trials, Revelation, and the Liahona: Understanding How to Use Them, What They Are, and How They Fit into Trials 14 9:50 a.m. 15

Parents Teaching Children about Healthy Sexuality: Sexuality: about Healthy Children Teaching Parents The Prophet Joseph Smith to Brigham Young Brigham Young Joseph Smith to The Prophet (1844–1901) Snow Lorenzo through Brigham Young A. Smith (1901–1951) George Smith through Joseph F. M. Nelson Russell through McKay O. David History Asset Family as a Great Using Google Finding for Online Revolutionary Strategies No Problem! No 1890 Census? History Early 1900s Family for The Best Online Data Underlying Overview of the Doctrines and Principles and Managing Essential Differences Embracing Sexuality: about Healthy Children Teaching Parents Cooperative Parenting between Two Homes Two between Parenting Cooperative on Children Conflict of The Effects Who Parents Plans for Holiday Holidays: Happy Successful Stepparenting Saint Church and the Early Latter-day Lincoln Abraham Joseph Similarities of the Prophet The Remarkable the Gospel of of and the Restoration Lincoln Abraham God He Had a Calling from Believed Lincoln Abraham Defining the Problem a Solution Presenting (1829–1844) (1951–Present) Records War in the U.S. Research Sexuality Healthy Spouses between Share Custody Share Lincoln Smith and Abraham Jesus Christ F T W Th F T W Th F T W Th T W Th F T W Th F 207 Martin207 (MARB) Building M. Baker James History Family Your Improve Getting the Best Online Help to Database Martin221 (MARB) Building Walker P. Laura and Busby Dean and Parents Couples Help for Sexuality: Healthy Promoting Martin222 (MARB) Building Keith F. and Margaret E. Pickard E. Margaret and F. Keith Know to Needs and Co-parent Stepparent What Every (KMBL) Tower Kimball W. Spencer 250 L. Andersen Ron Eyes Lincoln’s Abraham Saints through Latter-day The Early Martin206 (MARB) Building Kevin L. Tolley Insights into the Restoration: Since Apostles 102 The First and Releases of Their Calls Background the Historical

Getting Stuff Done: The Lopsided Arms Race for Your Your for Arms Race Getting Stuff Done: The Lopsided Getting Stuff Done: You Need a System, but Keep but Keep Need a System, Getting Stuff Done: You Managing for Tools Getting Stuff Done: Optimizing Your Getting Stuff Done: Distinguishing the Vital Few from from Getting Stuff Done: Distinguishing the Vital Few A Comparison of the Foundational Beliefs of the of the Foundational A Comparison Major the Two Christianity from to Contributions Key Conflict between Two Major 19th-Century Restoration Restoration Major 19th-Century Two between Conflict Understanding Restorationism in 19th-Century in 19th-Century Restorationism Understanding Language Change and the History of English and the History Change Language Psycholinguistics: The Mental Processing of Human Processing The Mental Psycholinguistics: Variation Language The Evolution of Writing Systems of Writing The Evolution Our Identity and Destiny Our Identity Seeing Ourselves as God Sees Us Seeing Ourselves with Us the Journey Walk God to Inviting Perspective Eternal Putting It All into Finding Freedom through Forgiveness through Finding Freedom Holy Spirit the Enticings of the to Yield Addiction: The Plague of Our Generation Addiction: Marital Arts, Martial Not Arts Should I Say This in Church? I Say Should Did Joseph Smith Say That? Smith Say Did Joseph Do That? Did the Pioneers That? Write Did Elvis Presley Email, Notes, To-Do Lists, and Digital Files To-Do Email, Notes, Do about It and What to Attention It Simple the Trivial Many the Trivial Disciples of Christ and the Church of Christ of Christ and the Church Disciples Movements Restoration 19th-Century American Christianity and Mormonites” “Campbellites Movements: Language

F W Th T Th F W T F W Th T F T W Th Th F T W F T W Th Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) Building Smith Joseph Auditorium, Productivity in the Digital Age in the Digital Productivity Matthew B. Morgan B. Matthew Personal to Getting Stuff Done: A Mindful Approach 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Building Knight Jesse 3108 Campbellites and Mormonites: Competing 19th-Century 19th-Century Competing and Mormonites: Campbellites Movements Restoration RoseAnn Benson RoseAnn

Evolution, Use, and Mental Processing and Mental Use, Evolution, (JKB) Building Knight Jesse 2107 David S. Eddington David Its Study of Human Language, The Fascinating Linguistics: 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Building Knight Jesse 1102 I Can’t! Or Don’t Want To: Scriptural and Prophetic Keys to to Keys and Prophetic Scriptural To: Or Don’t Want I Can’t! of Desire Lack and/or Self-Doubt Overcoming Michael A. Goodman Michael B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) Building Smith F. Joseph B092 Put Off the Natural Man Off the Natural Put Jason M. Webb Jason

B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) Building Smith F. Joseph B002 Keith A. Erekson Keith Myths Latter-day Dispel Rumor: How to versus Real Tuesday–Friday Classes—9:50 a.m.

Eric D. Richards Hope and Happiness Despite Trials, Sin, or Discouragement 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m. (Youth) 138–144 Richards Building (RB) Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf T Today’s Trial, Tomorrow’s Testimony W Surrender: Hope Comes through Repentance and Forgiveness Devotional Address Th Which Way Do You Face? Tuesday, August 17 F The Plan for Your Happiness! Doing the Simple Things Each Day, Week, and Month Marriott Center (MC) 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m. Roger K. Allen Claiming Your Power to Live a Happy and Abundant Life 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Claiming Joy: Lessons from the Gospel and Science of Getting the Most from Your Gospel Library App Happiness Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) W Claiming Your Power to Act Rather Than Be Acted Upon Wednesday–Friday, 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m. Th Stop-Look-Listen-Choose: Claiming Your Power to Handle the Challenges of Life Brother Milton Camargo F The Stories We Tell: Claiming Your Power to Change First Counselor Your Narrative and Thereby Change Your Life Sunday School General Presidency Donald W. Parry The Lord’s Angels: Messengers of Love, Instruction, and Warning Brother Jan E. Newman 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) Second Counselor T What Are Angels and Why Are They So Important in Sunday School General Presidency the Last Days? W Angels: Messengers of Love and Truth Th Angels: Attending to Spiritual and See page 17 for details about their presentations with Temporal Needs Bryce A. Anderson. F Angels: Protectors and Messengers of Warning Connie E. Sokol Julie K. Allen, Eric A. Eliason, Jill T. Rudy Lifelong Reading: Five Best . . . Covenant Women: Fearless, Faithful, and Fulfilling Our Destiny W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W Five Best Fairy-Tale Anthologies, As Seen on TV (Jill T. Rudy) T Discovering Our Divine Identity and Destiny Th Five (or More!) Iconic Utah Foods and Their Historical, W Fearless in Our Focus Cultural, and Religious Significance (Eric A. Eliason) Th Faithful with Our Families—Our Own and Others F Hidden Treasures of Knowledge: Five Life-Changing F Filled with Joy in the Knowledge of the Lord Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen You’ve Never Heard Of (Julie K. Allen) Robert L. Millet The Theophany in Palmyra: Sacred, Saving Truths from the Jared W. Ludlow, Ryan H. Sharp, Charles L. Swift First Vision, Part 2 Illuminating the Jaredite Records Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T The “War of Words and Tumult of Opinions” W Power in the : Reflecting on the Jaredite W Contemporary Accounts of the First Vision Records (Jared W. Ludlow) Th “Their Hearts Are Far from Me” Th Upon Mount Shelem: The Liminal Experience of the F Doctrinal Truths from the First Vision (Charles L. Swift) F Of Captivity and Kingdoms: Finding a Place in the Book Marie C. Ricks of Ether (Ryan H. Sharp) Home Organization: The Better Way to Live, Part 2 Varsity Theater, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) Mark D. Ogletree Spiritual Traits That Teenagers Need in Order to Survive T Coping with Clutter (and Thrive) in a Toxic World W Organizing the Home Finances: How to Gain Better 377 Clyde Building (CB) Financial Stability Th Organizing to Get the Home You Want with the W Teaching Teens to Become Converted to the Gospel House You Have Th Teaching Our Teenagers How to Feel the Spirit in F Food and Home Storage: A Better Way to Be Self- Their Lives Sufficient for Those Who Don’t Have Time for Another F Helping Teenagers to Follow the Prophet Trip to the Store 16 Note: Bright green text represents youth classes. Jeff R. Segelke Ronald E. Bartholomew Investing Strategies for Today The Old and New Testament Brought to Life: Powerful 2254 Conference Center (CONF) Messages and Their Relevance to You W Investing 101: Understand What You Own, the Risks, Pardoe Theatre, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) and the Fees W “Things Too Wonderful for Me” to Understand (Job 42:3): Th Invest like the Pros: Learn How Pensions and Practical Applications from the Book of Job Endowments Invest Th Paul’s and James’s Teachings of Faith: The Work of F Tax-Reduction Investment Strategies Believing Based on Assurances (Hebrews 10–11 and James 1–2) Randal A. Wright F Significant, Life-Changing Reasons for You and Your Change Yourself to Overcome Weaknesses That Hold You Children to Follow the Prophet: Lessons from the Back, Part 1 Ministries of Elijah and Elisha (1 Kings 12–2 Kings 13) 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) Stephen D. Ricks W Early to Bed and Early to Rise Will Change Your Life

The Book of Mormon as an Ancient Document 11:10 a.m. before Your Demise B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) Th Having a Daily Routine Helps Increase Spirituality, Self- Discipline, and Productivity and Decrease Stress Levels W Proper Names in the Book of Mormon F Using the Lord’s Often Overlooked Two-Step Formula to Th Poetic Patterns and Hebrew Language Features Make Inspired Decisions F Ancient Geography and Religious Institutions in the Book of Mormon Continuing Legal Education Classes (see page 39 for the schedule and additional information) Damon L. Bahr 214 Crabtree Building (CTB) The Voice of the Lord Is unto All Men: The Astounding Year of Revelation in the Johnson Home in Hiram, Ohio W Biden Administration Immigration Initiatives (Gregory B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) McCall) (11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m.) Th Caring for Our Elders: Protecting Assets from Long- W “Go to the Ohio”: Divine Guidance for the Johnson and Term-Care Costs (Bret P. Bryce) (11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m.) Smith Families—The Joseph Smith Translation F : The First Latter-day Saint Lawyer Th “May the Kingdom of God Go Forth”: 12 Days of (Jeffrey N. Walker) (11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m.) Revelation in the Sacred Revelation Room F “A Transcript from the Records of the Eternal World”: Bryce A. Anderson, Milton Camargo, Jan E. Newman The Three Degrees of Glory Getting the Most from Your Gospel Library App Jeffrey A. Sheets Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) Experiment upon the Word: A Global Social Experiment with W Gospel Library App for the Novice User: Getting More the Book of Mormon from Your Gospel Study (Bryce A. Anderson and 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Jan E. Newman) Th Gospel Library App for the Average User: Take Your W Experiment upon the Word: A Global Social Experiment Gospel Study to the Next Level (Bryce A. Anderson with the Book of Mormon and Milton Camargo) Th Experiment upon the Word: A Global Social Experiment F Gospel Library App for Gurus: Integrating Your Digital with the Book of Mormon “Small Plates” with Nephi’s (Bryce A. Anderson and F Experiment upon the Word: A Global Social Experiment Jan E. Newman) with the Book of Mormon David A. Christensen Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher “Holiness to the Lord”: The Role of the Temple, the Chapel, Helping Your Family Thrive in an Online World and the Home in Making a Holy People 2107 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) de Jong Concert Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) W Connecting to the Savior in a Screen-Saturated Society W “Holiness to the Lord”: The Temple Th Children and Technology: Principles for Avoiding the Th “Holiness to the Lord”: The Chapel Fiery Darts of the Adversary F “Holiness to the Lord”: The Home F Families Using Technology as a Mighty Tool for Connection and Furthering the Lord’s Work Debbie A. Bastian, Lori H. Hales, Me’Chel M. Musgrave (Heartbound) Scott H. Knecht Hope and Healing through Music Becoming a More Effective Teacher Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) W Joy and Laughter W Effective Teaching Can Be Learned Th Hope to Cope Th Effective Questions: The Heart of Good Teaching F Healing the Soul F The Spirit in the Classroom Makes It All Work Most Effectively

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Kerry M. Muhlestein Devin R. and Lisa Ashby The Marvelous Book of Abraham The Power of Family Stories: Connecting, Healing, and Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) Binding Ourselves to One Another and to God W History of the Book of Abraham 221 Martin Building (MARB) Th Abrahamic Covenant W Stories That Connect Us F Book of Abraham, Astronomy, Facsimile Two, and Th Stories That Heal Us the Temple F Why Your Story Is Worth Telling Kenneth L. Alford Matthew G. Ancell, Francesca Lawson, Matthew F. Faith-Promoting Latter-day Saint Wartime Experiences Wickman 250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL) Finding Christ in the Humanities W Faith-Promoting Experiences of Latter-day Saints in the 222 Martin Building (MARB) Gulf War and W Caravaggio’s Art: Finding Christ in the World Th Faith-Promoting Experiences of Latter-day Saints in (Matthew G. Ancell) Afghanistan Th Finding Christ in Unexpected Places: Insights from F Three Latter-day Saint Chaplains in World War I: Hinduism, Buddhism, Daoism, and Confucianism The , the Future Governor, and the (Francesca Lawson) Prophet’s Son F Finding Christ in Modern Poetry (Matthew F. Wickman) Ron L. Andersen Stephen K. Hunsaker Defenders of Religious Freedom: Joseph Smith and “For He Is Our Peace”: A Doctrinal Approach to Abraham Lincoln Emotional Wellness 206 Martin Building (MARB) Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) W Joseph Smith and Abraham Lincoln: Their Endeavors to W The Power and Promise of “Infinite” Correct Flaws in the U.S. Constitution Th Seeing Things as They Really Are Th Joseph Smith for President: Understanding His F The Peace and Hope of Imperfection Motivation to Run F The U.S. Constitution: A Heavenly Gift, a Light to Other Lani O. Hilton Nations, and a Stumbling Block for the Adversary Scripture Heroes Who Hear Him (Youth) Kevin L. Tolley 138–144 Richards Building (RB) The Old Testament: Ancient Text, Modern Perspectives W Scripture Power: Keys to Successful Scripture Study That Will Bless Your Life 207 Martin Building (MARB) Th Direct Messages to You from Ancient Times W How the Pieces Became a Whole F Scriptural Tips to Combat Satan’s Tactics of Worry Th God’s Teaching: The Book of the Torah and Fear F Prophets of the Old Testament Tom A. Holmoe Athletics at BYU 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) W Athletics at BYU Trav D. Johnson Finish at Home What You Started at BYU: Introducing the Bachelor of General Studies Degree Program 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) Th Finish at Home What You Started at BYU: Introducing the Bachelor of General Studies Degree Program Rebecca Borden Understanding, Loving, and Including LGBTQ Latter-day Saints 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) F Understanding, Loving, and Including LGBTQ Latter-day Saints

18 Note: Bright green text represents youth classes. Tyler J. Griffin Mark D. Ogletree More Purpose in Prayer: Developing Deeper Connections Temporal Traits That Teenagers Need in Order to Survive with God (and Thrive) in a Toxic World 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) 377 Clyde Building (CB) W Why Do I Need to Pray to an All-Knowing God? Jesus T Helping Children Set Goals and Understand Their as Our Perfect Pattern Life’s Mission Th “Always Have His Spirit to Be with Them”: Discovering W Teaching Teens to Develop Self-Control and and Unlocking the Personalized Power of Revelation Self-Discipline in Our Life Th Teaching Teens to Have Grit F “Touch These Stones”: Inviting Heaven to Touch Our F Teaching Teens to Deal with Stress, Fear, and Anxiety Best Efforts So They Shine Jeff R. Segelke Lawrence R. Flake Maximizing Retirement Income Building Faith with True Well-Told Stories 2254 Conference Center (CONF) 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Social Security: How to Maximize Your Benefit W Little-Known Stories from the Lives of W Creating Income in Retirement Latter-day Leaders Th Guaranteed Income in Retirement Th Faith-Promoting Stories from Church History F Tax Reduction = More Income in Retirement F Inspiring Miracles and Manifestations from Missionaries and Members Randal A. Wright 12:30 p.m. Susan Easton Black Change Yourself and Overcome the Weaknesses That Hold You Back, Part 2 Pivotal Events in Church History 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Recognize and Record the Grand Lessons That Are W The First Vision Always before You Th The Tar and Feathering of Joseph Smith W Discover Your Unique Gifts and Talents and Use Them F The Story of the Nauvoo Temple to Build the Kingdom Cristian Casellas Th The Book of Mormon Will Change Your Life and Help You Overcome Weaknesses Expanding Our Gospel Knowledge through Science and Humanities F Having the Companionship of the Holy Ghost Will Bring Desired Change Varsity Theater, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W The Biological Basis of Our Probationary State Jennifer C. Lane, Jan J. Martin, Donald W. Parry, Th Brain Connectivity, Literary Devices, and Gospel Anthony R. Sweat Learning Best of the Religious Studies Center F Finding Perspective in Science, the Arts, and Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) the Scriptures T Visualizing the Vision: The History and Future of First Vision Art (Anthony R. Sweat) W The Unconquerable Book of Mormon: A Hebrew 12:30–1:25 p.m. Specialist Looks at This Sacred Text (Donald W. Parry) Avram R. Shannon Th On the Path, Partaking of the Fruit: Finding Life in Love and Divine Law in the Book of Mormon Christ (Jennifer C. Lane) W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) F Confronting Prejudice: Lessons from (Jan J. Martin) T Connecting Law and Covenant W ’s Speech Marvin A. Goldstein and Vanessa Joy Th Church and Covenant in the Book of Mormon Discovering the Divine Nature of Music F The Atonement of Jesus Christ in Its Ancient de Jong Concert Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) Temple Context T Beloved Hymns Scott C. Woodward W Sacred Music of the Children’s Songbook Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of God Th Music and the Spirit W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) F How Music Affects Our Daily Lives T Understanding Jesus’s Mortal Mission as the Launching of God’s Kingdom on Earth W Showing the Kingdom and Conferring Kingdom Keys Th Understanding Jesus’s Atonement in Light of Kingdom Inauguration F The Latter-day Establishment of God’s Kingdom and the Millennial Day

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Jeremy K. Baird Damon L. Bahr Our Body, Mind, and Spirit: An Eternal Perspective and “A Day of Pentecost Indeed”: The Lord Reveals Himself in Consideration of the Physical Aspect of Our Mortal Journey the Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Know Your Temple: Knowledge Is Power! Facts and First T Establish a House Aid to Help in the Time of Need W Vision and Power from on High before the Dedication W Societal Trends Affecting Our Bodies, Minds, and Th Dedication, a Solemn Assembly, and the Restoration of Spirits: The Importance of Following the Prophet and Priesthood Keys Seeking Personal Revelation F Subsequent Usage, Multiple “Owners,” and the Temple Th Being Prepared for How Life Will End for You or a Today and in the Future Loved One When Considering a Terminal Diagnosis and/or Aging David T. Morgan F When Health and Well-Being Seem to Elude Us: The Reducing Anxiety through Principles of the Gospel of Jesus Perspective of a Physician Turned Patient Christ 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Carrie M. Wrigley Building the Connection: Creating Closeness, Unity, and T Change Is Essential and Possible through the Joy in Marriage Atonement of Jesus Christ Pardoe Theatre, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) W Anxiety Management Lessons Learned from the Prophet Jacob T “We Just Don’t Have Any Time Together”: How to Th What the People of Alma and the Story of the First Overcome This Increasingly Prevalent Relationship Vision Teach Us about Anxiety Management Problem F How to Effectively Help Friends and Loved Ones Who W “We Just Can’t Communicate”: What Gets in the Suffer from Anxiety Way, and How to Foster Closeness and Warmth in Communication Jane G. Hinckley Th “We’re Just So Different from Each Other”: How to Appreciating Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park Transform Your Conflicts and Differences into Your 2107 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Greatest Marital Strengths F “We’ve Grown Apart”: Restoring Friendship, Trust, and T Appreciating the Publication and Reception of Closeness in Your Marriage, and Making It Last Forever Mansfield Park W Appreciating the Abolitionist Movement in Philip R. Rosell Mansfield Park Lessons from the Road: Effectively Traveling through Th Appreciating the Theater in Mansfield Park Spiritual Wildernesses F Appreciating Adaptations of Mansfield Park B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) Scott H. Knecht T Lessons on Traveling through Wildernesses to Promised Lands: Ancient Israel By Divine Design: The Founding of America and the Restoration of the Gospel W Lessons on Traveling through Wildernesses to Promised Lands: 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Th Lessons on Traveling through Wildernesses to T Scriptures, , Pilgrims Promised Lands: Early Saints W The Miracle of the Revolutionary War F Lessons on Traveling through Wildernesses to Th The Constitution Promised Lands: Mortality F Final Preparations for the Restoration Kerry M. Muhlestein Surviving and Thriving in the Last Days Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Knowing the Signs of the Times W The Abomination of Desolation, Past and Future Th The Gathering of Israel F Battles of the Last Days Kenneth L. Alford Studying and Teaching the Doctrine and Covenants 250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL) T Understanding the Law of Consecration W Doctrine and Covenants 91: The Apocrypha Th Doctrine and Covenants 110 and 138: The Sealing Power F Doctrine and Covenants 1 and 133: The Preface and the Appendix

20 Note: Bright green text represents youth classes. Marie C. Ricks Brett H. Latimer “Weeping May Endure for a Night, but Joy Cometh in A Tale of Two Americas: What Most Fundamentally Divides the Morning” (Psalm 30:5): Recognition, Response, and Us and What You Can Do, Part 1 Recovery from Grief and Loss 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) 206 Martin Building (MARB) T Moral Truth, Relativism, and Man-Made “Truth” T Grief and Loss Recovery: The Grieving Journey W America’s “Culture Wars,” Part 1 W Grief and Loss Recovery: Healing from Grief Th A House Divided against Itself Cannot Stand, Part 1 Th Grief and Loss Recovery after a Traumatic Death F What You Can Do: Civic Participation for the Average F Recognizing and Responding to Grief and Loss in Citizen, Part 1 Children and Adolescents Tyler J. Griffin Jason R. Combs “More Holiness Give Me”: Finding Peace, Perspective, and The Nativity in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke Deeper Meaning in Life 207 Martin Building (MARB) 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Matthew 1–2: Jesus as Christ, the Son of David, and T Why Does Life Have to Be So Hard? Is This Worth All New Moses the Effort? Lessons from the Path, the Rod, and the W Matthew 1–2: Christ as Fulfillment of the Law and Tree of Life the Prophets W The Doctrine of Christ: Seeing These Teachings through Th Luke 1–2: The Parallel Lives of Jesus and Symbolic Lenses John the Baptist Th The Multitude Went Forth One by One: Finding Our F Luke 1–2: Hymns Own Place within the Infinite and Intimate Atonement F How Do We Actually Improve? Onward and Upward on Olivia Lyman Jewell the Pathway That Leads to Perfection Modern-Day Tools for Improving Your Regular Worship: “These Things for Your Profit and Learning” (2 Nephi 2) Lawrence R. Flake 221 Martin Building (MARB) A Time to Laugh: The Place of Humor in the Church T Knowing Who You Are and the Role Technology Plays in 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) the Plan of Salvation T A Light-Hearted Look at Laughter in the Lives of Latter- W Plugging into the True Source of Power: Digital Tools to day Leaders Maximize Your Spiritual Learning W Be of Good Cheer: Humor from Church History Th Smartly Using Your Smartphone: Learn Life Th Light Hearted, Not Light Minded: Humor from Management Skills with These Incredible Apps Missionaries and Members F Using Technology to Accomplish His Purposes: Powerful F Learning from the Humor of Little Children Tools to Help Hasten the Work Eric D. Richards Christy S. Gunnell Significant Symbols—Significant Words The Book of Mormon’s Guide to Parenting Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) 222 Martin Building (MARB) T Significant Symbols of the Savior’s Sacrifice, Part 1 T Goodly Parents W Significant Symbols of the Savior’s Sacrifice, Part 2 W Consecrated Parents Th An Etymological Look at Significant Words in the Th Exemplary Parents Scriptures, Part 1 F Loving Parents F An Etymological Look at Significant Words in the Scriptures, Part 2 Robert L. Millet Beyond the Grave: Insights into Our Next Estate Kristen Walker Smith Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) Made for This: The Prophetically Proclaimed Role of Women in Raising a Sin-Resistant Generation T The Doctrine of Death Varsity Theater, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W Brief Glimpses into Paradise and Hell Th Jesus Ministers to the Disembodied T Women of the Church: Saved “for Such a Time As This” F Worlds without End W Becoming Women Who Teach Fearlessly Th Becoming Women Who Can Detect and Protect Youth Scott L. Anderson from Dangerous Trends You, You’re the One (Youth) F Becoming Women Who Call upon the Powers of Heaven 138–144 Richards Building (RB) T Your Divine Design W Receiving Prophetic Promises Th Guidelines to Happiness F Our Savior’s Love

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Gayle Holdman 1:50–2:45 p.m. Illuminating Your Worth and Value through the Age-Old Art Matthew C. Godfrey Form of Stained Glass Joseph Smith: An In-Depth Examination of Key Revelations 2254 Conference Center (CONF) W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T The History of Stained Glass: Techniques, Tools, T The City of Zion Revelations: Sections 52, 57–64 Processes, and Use in Religious Instruction W Priesthood Revelations: Sections 27, 84, and 107 W Stained Glass in Modern Latter-day Saint Temples and How They Reflect God’s Love for Th Zion’s Camp Revelations: Sections 101, 103, and 105 Us, His Children F The Liberty Jail Revelations: Sections 121–123 Th : A Modern-Day, Local Illustrative Stephen J. Moody Stained Glass Window and What It Teaches about the Worth of the Individual Who Are We? Perspectives on Identity from Sociolinguistics and the Gospel F The Piece That Is You: Your Place in God’s Divine Design, Your Unique Potential, and Your Eternal Worth W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T Knowing Who We Are Randal A. Wright W Representing Our Social and Divine Identities Change Yourself and Overcome the Weaknesses That Hold Th To Fit In or Stand Out? On Just Being Yourself You Back, Part 3 F “All Are Alike unto God”: On a Diversity of Identities 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T Discovering Your Life Mission Will Fill You with Desire to Stan G. Crippen Achieve It Gathering Ourselves and Loved Ones on the Covenant Path W To Achieve Your Life Mission, You Must Know Where 377 Clyde Building (CB) You Are Going and Have Specific Plans to Reach Your Destination T Enriching Home-Centered Instruction: Creating a Home That Is the Primary Setting for Learning, Living, and Th Taking Better Care of the Body That Houses Your Spirit Becoming F Don’t Let Fear of Failure Keep You from Accomplishing W Bringing the Influence of the Temple Home with You Your Life Mission Th Building Bridges Instead of Walls with Your Continuing Legal Education Classes (see page 39 for Communications the schedule and additional information) F Enjoying the Everyday Journey of Life 214 Crabtree Building (CTB) T Engaging Anxiously (E. Brigham Daniels) (1:50–2:50 p.m.) W Civility: Competence, Candor, and Certitude (Honorable David N. Mortensen) (1:50–2:50 p.m.) Th Eviction: Legal Issues for Landlords and Tenants (Tyler J. Jensen) (1:50–2:50 p.m.) Elizabeth A. Clark, Steven T. Collis, Alexander Dushku, Spencer W. McBride Understanding Religious Freedom Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T Challenges to Religious Freedom: What’s on the Horizon? What Are the Priorities? (Elizabeth A. Clark) W Joseph Smith’s Bold Vision of Religious Freedom for All (Spencer W. McBride) Th Religious Freedom for Non-lawyers: What Is the Supreme Court Up To and What Is Coming? (Alexander Dushku) F How to Balance the Competing Interests of Religious Freedom and LGBT Rights (Steven T. Collis) Jack S. Marshall Finding Hope in a Gospel of Grand Expectations de Jong Concert Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T The Premortal Life: Understanding Our Mortal Divine Positioning W Doctrines on Marriage: Love Is a Work of Heart Th Keeping Perspective When a Loved One Strays F Discerning Divine Direction: Doctrines on Personal Revelation

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Knowing and Teaching Family Stories Helps Build a Helps Build Stories Family Teaching and Knowing Stories Family Finding and Teaching Stories Family Writing the Temple Can Lead Us to Stories Sharing Family Jesus Christ as Our Savior Christ God through to Reconciled Becoming the through Do Godly Works to Power Receiving of Christ the Atonement One through Becoming 1 Successful Part Dating, to Keys Seven 2 Successful Part Dating, to Keys Seven Relationship Views of the Physical Worldly Correcting Communication Effective to the Barriers Removing on the Death and Resurrection The Gospel of Peter The Gospel of Thomas and Other Apocryphal Sayings and Other Montanists, The Gospel of Mary, The Gospel of Judas Iscariot and the Villain-Heroes What Forgiveness Is and What It Is Not Is and What What Forgiveness the Hurt Healing the Offense, Forgiving Mercy of Jesus Christ: and the Atonement Forgiveness Others and Myself Forgive to How Estate Our Next Message His Spirit World: the Ministryto The Savior’s Who Goes Where of Being: or States Places, Conditions, Death Is the Fathers: to Fulfilling Made the Promises of Gnosticism Family Resilient Grace of Christ Grace in Dating of Jesus of Jesus Visionary Women versus Justice versus and Mission in the Spirit World Not the End, but a Continuing T W Th F T W Th F T W Th F T W Th F T W Th F T W Th F Lori L. Steadman Writing, of Finding, and Sharing the Power Understanding Stories Family Martin221 (MARB) Building Our Lives (KMBL) Tower Kimball Spencer W. 250 Hunsaker K. Stephen World the Dating Navigating 101: Survival YSA Martin206 (MARB) Building Combs R. Jason Gospels Apocryphal The New Testament Martin207 (MARB) Building Steven Eastmond Steven Forgive How to Learning (JKB) Building Knight Jesse 3108 CurtisL. Jacobs the Spirit World Understanding (JSB) Building Smith Joseph Auditorium, L. King Michael in of Jesus Christ Atonement the Intimate Applying

Teaching Our Youth the Vocabulary of Resiliency, Part 2 Part of Resiliency, the Vocabulary Our Youth Teaching Hope and Optimism through Resiliency Building Our Youth Need Resiliency Now More Than Ever More Now Need Resiliency Our Youth 1 Part of Resiliency, the Vocabulary Our Youth Teaching Managing Risk and Emotions Basics of Investing a Portfolio Construct to How Information Market Interpreting Talent and Travels: Amy Beach (1867–1944) Amy and Travels: Talent Germaine Tailleferre and Caricatures: Compositions Vocal Music and Versailles: Élisabeth Jacquet de la de Élisabeth Jacquet Versailles: Music and Vocal Schumann (1819–1896) Artistry Clara and Asylums: His Origin and Destiny God of The Character The Forty-Day Ministry The Forty-Day Bishops, and the Loss of Authority Apostles, Adding the Essential Ingredients for a Joy-Filled a for Life: the Essential Ingredients Adding Activating Your Inborn Capacity for Joy: How to Trigger Trigger to How Joy: Inborn Capacity for Your Activating of Life’s Finding in the Midst Even and Comfort, Joy Happiness Is a Learnable Condition: Tools for for Tools Condition: Happiness Is a Learnable Practical Ideas for Deepening Your Understanding of Understanding Deepening Your for Ideas Practical A Life-Changing Aspect of the Savior’s Atonement Aspect of the Savior’s A Life-Changing and Crucifixion Christ’s Trial from Lessons Powerful Christ’s How Insights on Christ: Scriptural The Loving (1892–1983) Guerre (1665–1729) Guerre Circumstances Happiness Expanding for Program A Step-by-Step Timeover Your Innate Ability to Experience Happiness Experience Ability to Innate Your Challenging Most Find to in Your How Even Storms: Joy Cultivating Abundant Happiness, StartingCultivating Abundant Today Death Can Change Your Life Your Death Can Change Christ’s Final in Mortality 24 Hours

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1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Building Knight Jesse 1102 Jeremy L. Lau Portfolio Investment Own Your Designing and Curating DIY: B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) Building Smith F. Joseph B092 Classical Music: The Contributions of Four Great Female Female Great of Four Music: The Contributions Classical Composers Jaren S. Hinckley Jaren B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) Building Smith F. Joseph B002 Christianity: Restoration Teachings and Early Christianity and Early Teachings Restoration Christianity: Stephen D. Ricks D. Stephen Mormon Christianity, Creedal Christianity, New Testament Tips for Building a Happy Heart and a Happy Life and a Happy Heart a Happy Building Tips for ArtsFine Harris Theatre, (HFAC) Center Pardoe Finding Joy, No Matter What the Circumstances: Practical Practical the Circumstances: What No Matter Joy, Finding Carrie M. Wrigley M. Carrie

Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine ArtsFine Harris Hall, Recital Madsen (HFAC) Center John L. Hilton III L. Hilton John Life Your Change Death Christ’s Let Tuesday–Friday Classes—1:50 p.m.

Kenneth G. Gibson Brad D. Giles, Art Johnson, David L. Williams “And Ye Are to Be Taught from On High” Senior Missionary Service: “Saving Souls by Gathering Israel (Doctrine and Covenants 43:16) around the World and around the Corner” 222 Martin Building (MARB) 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T “God Is Light, and in Him Is No Darkness at All” (1 John T Blessings of Senior Missionary Service: How the Church, 1:5): Why We Must Both Desire and Seek Increased Senior Missionaries, and the People of the World Are Light, and Where We Will Find It Blessed by Senior Missionary Service (Brad D. Giles) W Living by the Spirit: What It Means to Be Guided by and W Senior Missionary Service in 2020 and 2021: How COVID- Act in Accordance with Light and Truth 19 Influenced Missionary Service in 2020 and What Is Th Receiving and Recognizing Personal Revelation: How to Ahead in the Years to Come (David L. Williams) Receive Individual Instruction from the Lord and Accept Th Addressing Popular Misconceptions of Senior His Will concerning Us Missionary Service (Art Johnson) F Prophetic Priorities: How to Personalize the Messages F Senior Missionary Service: What Questions Do You We Receive from Prophets, Seers, and Revelators and Have? Open Forum Q&A Session (Art Johnson, Brad D. Why It Is Essential That We Do Giles, David L. Williams) Susan Easton Black Anthony R. Sweat The Life and Times of Jesus Christ Bicentennial Highlights: Illuminating Doctrines from the Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) Founding Decade T Road to Bethlehem Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W The Formative Years T 1820: The Doctrinal First Vision Th The Master Teacher W 1823–1827: The Miracle and Messages of the F The Last Week Book of Mormon Th 1829: The Initiation of the Everlasting Priesthood Christy S. Gunnell F 1830: The Constitution and Organization of How to Survive and Thrive during Your Teenage Years Christ’s Church (Youth) 138–144 Richards Building (RB) Michael W. Allred A Quick Marriage Pit Stop: Taking Time to Refuel, Repair, T Be Familiar with the Spirit and Act on His Promptings Adjust, and Change W Take Control of Your Life Varsity Theater, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) Th Learn from Failure T Enhancing Romance and Joy in Your Relationship F Stand Up and Be the Difference for Someone W Increasing Tolerance and Humility in Your Relationship Brett H. Latimer Th Improving How to Act and React in Your Relationship A Tale of Two Americas: What Most Fundamentally Divides F Adapting to Transitions and Inevitable Changes in Your Us and What You Can Do, Part 2 Relationship 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T The American Balance between Traditional and Modern Societies 3:10–4:05 p.m. W America’s “Culture Wars,” Part 2 Michael S. Thompson Th A House Divided against Itself Cannot Stand, Part 2 Improving Connection in Our Relationships F What You Can Do: Civic Participation for the Average W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) Citizen, Part 2 T Recognizing the Pride Cycle in Relationships Tamara A. Fackrell W When to Reprove or Not to Reprove Be a Better Parent . . . By Friday Th Connecting in Our Relationships through Emotions 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) F Using Vulnerability (Emotional Openness) to Build Our Relationships T Develop Proactive Parenting Skills for Your Children W Boosting Your Child’s Confidence Jeffrey N. Walker Th Teaching Children to Have Helping Hands, Empathy, How the Law Helped Shape the Restoration: New Findings and Connection and Understandings F Building a Collaborative Family Team W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T Martin Harris: Understanding His Role in the Coming Forth of the Book of Mormon W Habeas Corpus in the Early 19th Century: Joseph Smith’s Bulwark for Personal Freedom Th The Kirtland Safety Society: Its Rise, Fall, and Aftermath F Solving the Puzzle of Latter-day Saint Land Rights in Missouri

24 Note: Bright green text represents youth classes. Stephanie D. Sorensen T. C. Christensen Teaching the Gospel in the Home Miracles and Lessons from Making True, Faith-Based Films 377 Clyde Building (CB) de Jong Concert Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T “All Thy Children Shall Be Taught of the Lord” (3 Nephi T Gordon B. Hinckley: God Makes a Giant among Men 22:13): Formal and Informal Opportunities to Teach W The Mouths of Babes and Treasure in Heaven: The John Doctrine Tanner Story W “First Seek to Obtain My Word” (Doctrine and Th : The Fighting Preacher Covenants 11:21): Materials, Media, and Patterns for F The Cokeville Miracle Studying and Teaching the Gospel Th “It Shall Be Given You in the Very Hour” (Doctrine and John L. Hilton III Covenants 84:85): Teaching Our Children by the Spirit Easing Worry, Stress, and Anxiety through the Teachings of F “That He May Be an Example” (Doctrine and Covenants Jesus Christ 88:130): Acting, Inviting to Act, and Modeling the Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) Learning Process T Finding Peace through Extending Mercy to Ourselves Ben E. Godfrey, John H. Heath, Robin Scott Jensen, and Others Nathan N. Waite W My Burden Is Light: The Yoke of the Savior versus the The Joseph Smith Papers Yoke of the Pharisees 2254 Conference Center (CONF) Th Obtaining Our Errand from the Lord F Finding Fresh Hope by Developing New Paradigms T What the Original Book of Mormon Manuscript Can Tell Us about Translation (Robin Scott Jensen) Diane B. Prince W What the Manuscript Fragments Can Teach Us about Getting Meaningful Answers for Your Life: To Bless You, Your the Book of Mormon (Robin Scott Jensen) Family, and Others Th Historical Resources for Studying the Doctrine and Pardoe Theatre, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) Covenants (John H. Heath) F The Joseph Smith Papers for Family Historians (Nathan T The Magnificent Power of Prayer in Opening the N. Waite and Ben E. Godfrey) Windows of Heaven W Understanding and Following the Spirit: How Miracles Matthew J. Grey Will Follow Jesus’s Final Week in Jerusalem: An Archaeological Survey Th His Promise with Overwhelming Blessings: “I, the Lord, 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) Am Bound When Ye Do What I Say” F He Will Use You as an Instrument in His Hands

T First-Century Jerusalem and Jesus’s Final Week 3:10 p.m. W The Upper Room and the Last Supper Kristy A. Ludwig Th Gethsemane and the Trials of Jesus Helping Youth and Adults Become Emotionally Resilient and F Crucifixion and the Tomb of Jesus Anchor Their Goals and Faith in Jesus Christ B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) Continuing Legal Education Classes (see page 39 for the schedule and additional information) T Navigating Emotions and the Natural Man W Remembering Who You Are and the Importance of 214 Crabtree Building (CTB) Self-Compassion T The Impact of COVID-19 on Corporate, Healthcare, Th Acting in Faith to Move the Mountains in Your Life and Criminal Law Practices (Joshua S. Baron, Caleb J. F Finding Joy and Peace in Living the Gospel of Frischknecht, Annette W. Jarvis) (3:10–5:10 p.m.) Jesus Christ W The International Human Right to Religious Freedom: Foundations and Challenges (David H. Moore) (3:10–4:10 p.m.) Th The Supreme Court, the Roberts Court, and Religious Freedom (Blaine H. Evanson) (3:10–5:10 p.m.) C. Robert Line Gospel Reflections on Time, Eternity, and Existence Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T “Like a Sea of Glass and Fire”: The Doctrine of God’s Time, God’s Omniscience, and Agency W “Seek Ye First”: Temporal Time—Prophetic Priorities, Lost Opportunities, and Good Intentions Th “From Everlasting to Everlasting”: The Infinite Nature of Christ’s Atonement F “Now Is the Time”: Putting Off Procrastination and Learning to Repent Quickly

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David D. Golding Michael L. King Tools for Tough Questions: Answers from the Church History The Inspired Writings of Alma Topics Project 250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL) B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Overview of the T Sources: Piecing Together the Gold Plates Artifact W The Virtue of the Word and Faith W Provenance: Assessing Early Claims about the Th The Atonement of Jesus Christ Book of Mormon F The Book of Alma and Our Modern-Day Battles Th Context: Establishing the Pioneer Setting F Synthesis: Weighing All the Variables David W. Grua, Elizabeth A. Kuehn, Jeffrey D. Mahas, Alex D. Smith Ted H. Ong Missouri’s Three Extradition Attempts: Insights from Investing for Growth While Managing Risk: Beating Inflation The Joseph Smith Papers Using Nobel Prize–Winning (Yet Simple) Principles Used by 206 Martin Building (MARB) Institutional Investors T The First Extradition Attempt and Nauvoo’s Legal Power 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) (Alex D. Smith) T How to Evaluate an Investment Advisor, the Firm, and W “They Pursue Me without Cause”: The Second the Investments Extradition Attempt, Part 1 (Elizabeth A. Kuehn) W How to Evaluate Returns and Risk at the Portfolio Level Th “On to the Victory”: The Second Extradition Attempt, Using Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) Tools Part 2 (Jeffrey D. Mahas) Th How to Evaluate Diversification at the Portfolio Level F “Joseph Had No Fear”: The Third Extradition Attempt Using Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) Tools (David W. Grua) F How to Create a Diversified Portfolio That Manages Risk While Generating Competitive Returns Using the Mark L. Staker Principles of Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) Emma Hale Smith, Daughter in God’s Kingdom Heidi M. Whittaker 207 Martin Building (MARB) Parenting Tips/Techniques for Parents of Children with T Emma’s Childhood and Early Years Special Needs W Emma’s Early Married Life 2107 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Th Emma in Ohio T Resilience Is Essential for Children and Parents! F Emma during Troubled Times W Ten Parenting Tips Every Parent of a Special Needs Joseph M. Spencer Child Should Know Understanding Isaiah in the Book of Mormon Th “You Get More with Honey Than Vinegar”: Advocating Amiably for Your Child with Educators, Extended Family, 221 Martin Building (MARB) and Church Members to Understand Special Needs T Some Basics: Isaiah and the Book of Mormon F Seven Signs and Fixes of Caregiver Burnout: Hope, W Introducing Isaiah: What Isaiah Is Doing in 1 Nephi Healing, and Help Th Getting Serious: What Isaiah Is Doing in 2 Nephi Steven Eastmond F Impact and Aftermath: Isaiah in the Rest of the Book of Mormon Freeing Yourself from Depression 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Kenneth G. Gibson T Practical Tools for Combating Depression and Anxiety Four Pillars of Discipleship W No More Mind Games: Getting Unstuck from Negative, 222 Martin Building (MARB) Depressive Thinking T Making and Keeping Covenants: What It Means to “Keep Th Understanding and Helping a Loved One Who Has Our Covenants” and How They Empower Us to Become Depression Men and Women of Christ F The Terrible Trio: Obsession, Perfectionism, and W Acting in Holiness: What Holiness Means, Why We Depression Should Desire It, and How We Receive the Power to Obtain It Curtis L. Jacobs Th Cultivating Christlike Thinking: How to Be Led by the The Gifts of the Atonement of Jesus Christ Await Us “Mind of Christ” Instead of by Ways “Which Man’s Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) Wisdom Teacheth” (1 Corinthians 2:13, 16) T His Gift to Help Change Us F Practicing Charity: Why a Charitable Character Is within Reach and How Its “Pursuit” Transforms Us, Line upon W His Gift to Forgive Us Line and Precept upon Precept Th His Gift to Strengthen and Sustain Us F His Gift to Sanctify and Perfect Us

26 Note: Bright green text represents youth classes. Randall C. Bird Michael W. Allred Watch and Be Ready: The Second Coming of Jesus Christ Helping Others through Faith Challenges Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) Varsity Theater, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T No Man Knoweth the Day nor the Hour T Helping Others with Faith Challenges: Instilling W The Council at Adam-ondi-Ahman Confidence in Them toward the Prophets Th The Battle of Armageddon W Helping Others by Sharing Truth: True Doctrine F The Millennial Reign Improves Outcomes Th Helping Others by Seeking Revelation: Accountability Scott C. Woodward to God for Man Defense against the Dark Arts (for Latter-day Saint Teens) F Helping Others by Cherishing Worth: Understanding (Youth) Worth and Worthiness 138–144 Richards Building (RB) T Developing Unshakable Faith 4:30–5:25 p.m. W Seven Evidences That the Book of Mormon Is True Th Ten Evidences That Joseph Smith Is a True Prophet Alec R. Kearns F Defense against the Dark Arts: Final Lessons Seeing the Beauty in Other Religious Traditions W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) Trevan G. Hatch T Judaism Bible Crash Course: Seeing the Forest from the Trees W Islam 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) Th Catholic/Orthodox Christianity T The Entire Old Testament in One Hour F Evangelical Christianity W The Entire Book of Genesis in One Hour Th The Entire Book of Jonah in One Hour Mark A. Mathews F The Entire Book of Job in One Hour Visions of Salvation: What the Visions of the Prophet Joseph Smith Reveal to Us about the Doctrines of Salvation Tamara A. Fackrell W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) Have a Better Marriage . . . By Friday T The First Vision and Principles of Salvation 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W The Vision of Kingdoms of Glory and Degrees T Ten Love Hacks to Instantly Improve Your Marriage by of Salvation Friday Th The Vision of the Celestial Kingdom and the Salvation W The Seven Components of a Superstar Marriage of Families and the Dead Th Marriage Communication 101 F The Visions of Moses: How the F Building Unity in Marriage Teaches Us the Plan of Salvation and Prepares Us to Understand the Temple Kevin A. Hinckley Rick Tanner Jr. Seventy Times Seven: Forgiving the Seemingly Unforgivable Testimony Survival 4:30 p.m. 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) 377 Clyde Building (CB) T In Search of the Balm of Gilead: Learning to Forgive Myself T Our Testimony before the World Was W Extending Forgiveness Part 1: Forgoing and Forbearing W Finding and Knowing Truth Th If I Remember, Have I Forgiven? Extending Forgiveness Th Confidence in the Spiritual versus the Physical Part 2: Forgetting and Forgiving F Overcoming Deception with Light F Helping the Disaffected: Loving and Living with Those Who Struggle with Their Faith Emily M. Taylor Understanding and Applying Effective Conflict Resolution Gerald N. Lund Skills in Everyday Life The Glorious Plan of Happiness: Doctrinal Foundations 2254 Conference Center (CONF) Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Understanding the Root Causes of Conflict in Order to T The First Estate: Our Beginnings in the Premortal Make Peace Existence W Introducing the Five Approaches to Conflict W Our Second and Third Estates: Mortality, the Spirit Th Managing Our Anger: A Nonviolent Communications World, and the Last Judgment Perspective Th Embracing the Plan of Salvation in Our Lives F Asking for What You Need without Making the Other F The Infinite Power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ Person Defensive

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Matthew J. Grey Gary K. Rhoads Reimagining Jesus, Discipleship, and the World of the New Stop–Think–Lead: Avoiding Awkward Conversations Testament in The Chosen (Seasons 1–2) Pardoe Theatre, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T The Stop–Think–Lead Process for Avoiding Awkward T Telling the Story of Jesus in Modern Cinema: Conversations at Home, Church, and Work Contemporary Jesus Films and The Chosen W Calming Tactics: Dealing with Anger and W From Scripture to Screen: The Chosen’s Approach to Negative Emotion the Biblical Text Th Energizing Tactics: Managing People Who Are Th Between Real and Reel: The Chosen and the History of Indifferent and Not Engaged Roman Palestine F Building Tactics: Managing Your Greatest Assets—Your F “Get Used to Different”: Biblical Storytelling in Family and Support Group The Chosen Zachary J. Cordell Continuing Legal Education Classes (see page 39 for Recognizing Our Doctrinal and Cultural Relationship the schedule and additional information) between Faith and Physical Health 214 Crabtree Building (CTB) B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) W The “Unwritten Rules” of Principled Mediation (Brent N. T Understanding the Majesty of Our Bodies in Mortality Bateman) (4:30–5:30 p.m.) W Exploring Faith, Culture, and Health Behaviors Th Approaching Health with an Eternal Perspective C. Robert Line F Raising a Healthy Family in a Health-Obsessed World Gospel Symbolism and the Atonement of Jesus Christ Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) Darren E. Schmidt T Symbols of Creation: The Account of the Beginning, the A Day of Miracles! Finding Meaning in Life and in the Lord’s Days of Creation, the Rib, and the Dust of the Earth Many “Tender Mercies” W Symbols of Salvation: The Four Groups of People in Lehi’s B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) Dream, Matthew 13, and Doctrine and Covenants 76 T A Day of Miracles: The Importance of Remembering, Th Symbols of Exaltation: The Tree of Life and the Ancient Even for You! Tabernacle W A Day of Miracles: Finding Meaning and Purpose in the F Symbols of Redemption: The Parables of Jesus— Challenges of Life Symbolic Stories of the Atonement Th A Day of Miracles: Finding Healing for Ourselves, Our Marriages, and Our Families Debi Gilmore and Rebecca P. Jorgensen F A Day of Miracles: The Temple “A Tender Mercy in Strengthening Your Marriage through Deepening Our Day” Connection Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) Ronald M. Tanner T Applying the Universal Need for Connection: How to Feeling the Spirit as You Discover, Enrich, Preserve, and Create Strong Bonds in Your Marriage Provide Ordinances for Your Ancestors W Communicating for Connection: How to Deepen Your 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Relational Bonds T Participation in Gathering of Israel Can Bring the Spirit Th Navigating Differences in Marriage: Restoring and and Faith in the Plan of Salvation Strengthening Your Marital Bond W Family Activities, Discoveries, and Memories, and How F The Power of Traditions: Protecting and Preserving to Energize Your Family History Family Bonds across Your Life Th Family Tree: The World’s Genealogy, Conquering Challenging Tasks F FamilySearch Road Map Ryan W. Saltzgiver Covenant Paths: Lessons from the Global History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 2107 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T “Go Ye Therefore”: Taking the Restored Gospel to the World W “That Every Man Shall Hear the Fulness of the Gospel in His Own Tongue” Th Building and Serving in the Kingdom F Going to the Temple

28 Note: Bright green text represents youth classes. Mark E. Beecher Joseph P. Price IV Understanding and Relying More Deeply on Jesus Christ Linking the Human Family Together on the Family Tree: 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Insights from the BYU Record Linking Lab T Jesus Christ, the Personal Good Shepherd 221 Martin Building (MARB) W Jesus Christ, the Healing and Forgiving Savior T Using Microtasks to Involve Everyone in Family History Th Jesus Christ, the One Who Offers Compensatory W Using the Saturation Approach to Expand the Coverage Blessings of the Family Tree F Jesus Christ, the Alpha and the Omega Th Exciting New Sources of Data for Family History F Using Family History to Draw the General Public to the Scott L. Anderson Family Tree More Holiness Give Me Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) Jonathan R. West Becoming the Person God Intends You to Be T Tender Mercies in Tender Times 222 Martin Building (MARB) W Receiving Prophetic Promises Th A Strong Back and a Cheerful Heart T Faith Crisis: Navigating Your Way F The Prince of Peace W “Lord, Is It I?” Having Self-Awareness Th Tolerance, Judging, and Love S. Bryce Chamberlain F Self-Worth versus Self-Esteem Brigham Young’s Testimony of the Life and Times of the Prophet Joseph Smith (A Dramatic Portrayal) Randy B. Clegg 250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL) Connecting with God—Every Day! (Youth) T Brigham Young’s Testimony of the Life and Times of 138–144 Richards Building (RB) the Prophet Joseph Smith (A Dramatic Portrayal) T Developing the Character of Christ in a Teenage World W Brigham Young’s Testimony of the Life and Times of W “Holding On” to Hope in Christ the Prophet Joseph Smith (A Dramatic Portrayal) Th Opening the Gift of the Holy Ghost Th Brigham Young’s Testimony of the Life and Times of F Why I Should Be Excited for Christ’s Second Coming the Prophet Joseph Smith (A Dramatic Portrayal) F Brigham Young’s Testimony of the Life and Times of Gregory L. Johnson the Prophet Joseph Smith (A Dramatic Portrayal) Coming unto Christ through Daily Decisions 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) Mark P. Whitaker Financial Considerations for Life’s Transitions: Making T The Importance of Teaching as Jesus Taught Informed Financial Decisions to Increase Your Capacity to W Deciding Today to Follow the Savior Serve in the Next Phase of Life Th Conversion: The Process of Becoming like Christ 206 Martin Building (MARB) F Center Your Life in Christ . . . TODAY! T Financial Considerations for Senior Missionaries: Jack S. Marshall Critical Information and Unique Planning Opportunities for Those Who Serve I Have Questions about . . . Finding Answers in the Doctrines of the Gospel W Financial Considerations for Retiring Early: Investing, Taxes, Health Insurance, and Other Important Financial 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) Considerations T Teachings on Hope, How God Judges Th Financial Considerations for Retiring Professionals and W The Uses of Adversity: “Why Me, Why This, Why Now?” Business Owners: Turning the Sale of Your Business Th The Sacrifices of Joseph and Emma: “A Testimony of into a Stream of Tax-Efficient Retirement Income While the Restoration of the Church of Christ” Enhancing Your Ability to Support Important Causes F Isaiah’s Prophecies of the Coming Forth of the F Financial Considerations after the Death of a Spouse: Book of Mormon Avoiding Costly Mistakes and Moving Forward with Confidence MeiLani Gates Hock Mark L. Staker Prioritizing Your Life to Become the Person God Wants You to Be Before the First Vision: Joseph Smith’s Preparation for the Restoration 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) 207 Martin Building (MARB) T Reality Check: Are You Busy or Productive? T Joseph Smith’s Ancestors and the Visionary World W Time Management Techniques to Increase Your Productivity W Joseph and Lucy Smith’s Early Years Together Th The Power of Habits and Daily Routines to Bring You Th Joseph Smith Jr.’s Childhood and the Visionary World Closer to the Lord F An Unusual Excitement on the Subject of Religion F How to Recognize and Prioritize Your “Good, Better, and Best”

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Gerald N. Lund Ryan K. Eggett The Parables of Jesus: Mirrors to the Soul Parenting and the Plan Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T “All Things Bear Record of Me” (Moses 6:63) T Helping Children to Obtain and Maintain a Testimony W Parables as Mirrors to the Soul: Part I W Guiding Your Family to “Hear Him!” Th Parables as Mirrors of the Soul: Part II Th Parenting and the Atonement of Jesus Christ F Parables of Preparation F Lessons on Parenting from Heavenly Father Tana S. Page Perry M. Montoya Get Good at Stress: Get Good at Life! “Surely Every Word . . . Is Precious”: Hearkening to Varsity Theater, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) Watchwords in the Word of God T Youth Anxiety and Adult Stress: How to Avoid and 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Overcome T “Hearts of the Children”: Old Testament to Restoration W Lighten UP! Use Science and Nephi as Guides for W Learning to “Love One Another” Sustainable Happiness Th “Thus Shall My Church Be Called” Th Conquer Distorted Negative Thinking with Mindfulness F The Atonement of Jesus Christ and the Holy Ghost F Get Good at Life with Key Money, Time, and Kori L. Andrews Connection Skills Courageously Come unto Christ (Youth) Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Courageously Overcoming Fear: Five Fear-Fighting 5:50–6:45 p.m. Scriptures Rick Tanner Jr. W Courageously Come unto Christ: Boldly Approaching the Inviting Exaltation Throne of Grace 377 Clyde Building (CB) Th Courageously Inviting Others to Christ: Becoming a Fearless Missionary T Inviting Exaltation by Inviting Learning and Becoming F Courageously Trusting in God: The Power of W Inviting Exaltation through the Doctrine of Christ “Thy Will Be Done” Th Inviting Exaltation through Ordinances and Covenants F Inviting Exaltation Even in Our Weakness E. Tal Ehlers A Portent of Stormy Weather Ahead Ryan C. Egbert 207 Martin Building (MARB) A Future of Transformational Developments in Personal Prosperity T Evacuation in a Disaster Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) W Neighborhood Disaster Planning Th Helping Those with Access and Functional Needs T Investment Strategies: The Wisdom, Order, and Discipline of Prosperous Resource Accumulation F “Panic Buying” Is Not an Emergency Plan W Multi-Million-Dollar Choices: Turning Major Personal Stephan D. Taeger Expenses into Dramatic Future Financial Reserves Using the Book of Mormon to Overcome Difficult Issues Th Prosperous Planning Partners: Financially Empowering Your Marriage and Family 221 Martin Building (MARB) F The Wealth of Great Health: Tangible, Practical, and T Lehi’s Dream: How Can I Find Authentic Happiness? Prosperous Wellness Innovations W King Benjamin’s Speech: How Can I Overcome Excessive Guilt? G. Shad Martin Th Alma’s Discourse on Faith: How Can I Overcome Doubt? Smiling in the Furnace of Affliction: Maintaining Hope and F The Savior’s Visit to the Nephites: How Can I Experience Happiness during Hardships the Presence of God? Pardoe Theatre, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T Looking Forward to the Fruit While Still Enjoying Amy H. Fisher the Planting Unsung Heroines of the Old Testament W Why This? Why Now? Why Me? 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) Th Dealing with Trials: Lessons from Five Josephs in T The Other Matriarchs: Hagar, Keturah, Leah, Bilhah, the Scriptures Zilpah, and Asenath F The Sweet Peace of Surrendering Our Will during Trials W Mothers of the Exodus: Shiphrah, Puah, Jochebed, Pharaoh’s Daughter, Miriam, and Zipporah Th Grandmothers of Christ: Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba F Women of Action and Agency: Deborah, Abigail, the Queen of Sheba, the Shunammite Woman, and “The Little Maid”

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The Divinely Appointed Roles of Men and Women of Men Roles The Divinely Appointed Types and Shadows: The Liahona and the Word of God The Liahona and the Word and Shadows: Types and Seeds Trees and Shadows: Types Journeys Sacred and Shadows: Types and the Prophets The Law and Shadows: Types on Purpose: What Is it? Grandparenting the Needs of on Purpose: Discovering Grandparenting with on Purpose: Connecting Grandparenting and Reconnects on Purpose: Disconnect Grandparenting the Will Be Following in the Last Days Our Only Safety and Family about the Temple Teachings The Prophets’ and Family about the Temple Teachings The Prophets’ Having a Mindset of Faith a Mindset Having Work and Goals That Actually a Vision Creating and Bounce Goals Your Achieve to How Action: Taking and Flow, with Confidence, the End: Living Enduring to and Positive with Aging Changes Emotional and Mental and Social Unity with Aging Social Changes Wellness and Physical with Aging Changes Physical Maintaining Spiritual and with Aging Spiritual Changes History Will Protect and Bless Us (Part 2) Us (Part and Bless History Will Protect Your Grandchildren and Parents Grandchildren Your Grandchildren and Apostles Prophets 1) Us (Part and Bless History Will Protect Back from Setbacks Back from Goals Your Achieve to Work Happiness as You Emotional Habits Strength F T W Th F T W Th F T W Th T W Th F T W Th F Types and Shadows of the Savior as Found in the as Found and Shadows of the Savior Types Book of Mormon (JKB) Building Knight Jesse 1102 Egan Winston M. 1 Part on Purpose, Grandparenting (JKB) Building Knight Jesse 3108 Barrus F. David the Prophets Following Days: in the Last Safety Our Only (Youth) and Apostles (JSB) Building Smith Joseph Auditorium, Nathan D. Pali D. Nathan Anything Change and Learn Help You to Tools Practical ArtsFine Harris Hall, Recital Madsen (HFAC) Center Roger G. Harrison and How Age as We Change That We Ways Now What?: I’m 60, Life a Fulfilling Pursue to ArtsFine Harris Theatre, (HFAC) Center Pardoe A. Jepson Jared

Avoiding Eating Disorders in a Health-Obsessed World Eating Disorders Avoiding Disabling Them Avoiding While Children Preparing Susceptibility of Beliefs, Behaviors, and Relationship and Relationship of Beliefs, Behaviors, Susceptibility without Enmeshment Families Cohesive Building Your Respiratory System Respiratory Your System Digestive Your of the Crucifixion Considerations Anatomical Your Cardiovascular System Cardiovascular Your The Great Day of the Lord Day The Great of His Coming Day the Great for Ourselves Preparing How Soon the End? How of the Lord The Dreadful Day The Scattering and Gathering of Israel The Scattering of and Responsibilities Blessings of Ephraim: The Tribe Abraham and the Abrahamic Covenant and the Abrahamic Abraham with God Prevailing of Israel: and the Tribes Jacob “The Word and Will of the Lord” (Doctrine and (Doctrine and Will of the Lord” “The Word “If Thou Endure It Well”: Trials in Ohio and Missouri in Ohio Trials It Well”: “If Thou Endure Doctrinal a Cause?”: Not Go On in So Great “Shall We “We Saw the Lord”: The Kirtland Revelations (Doctrine The Kirtland Revelations the Lord”: Saw “We Patterns to Unintended Consequences Unintended to Patterns the Tribe of Ephraim the Tribe 124–132) 2) 133—Official Declaration Covenants (Doctrine and Covenants 111–123) (Doctrine and Covenants Covenants (Doctrine and in Nauvoo Developments and Covenants 93–110) and Covenants

Th F T W W Th F T Th F T W Th F T W F W Th T 377 Clyde Building (CB) Building Clyde 377 Unintended Consequences: Good Intentions and Good Intentions Consequences: Unintended Behaviors Undesirable EmRee Dawn Pugmire Dawn EmRee 7:10–8:05 p.m.

Varsity Theater, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) Center Student Wilkinson Theater, Varsity David A. Morton David Considerations Anatomical Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) Center Student Wilkinson Ballroom, The Signs of the Times: Prophecy and the Second Coming Coming and the Second The Signs of the Times: Prophecy of Jesus Christ Gerald N. Lund N. Gerald

What It Means to Belong to the House of Israel to Belong to What It Means (WSC) Center Student Wilkinson 3280–3290 Richard W. Jordan Jr. Jordan W. Richard Understanding People: Covenant God’s The House of Israel,

Covenants 93 to Official Declaration 2 Declaration Official to 93 Covenants (WSC) Center Student Wilkinson 3220–3224 Casey P. Griffiths P. Casey and Doctrine Doctrine and Covenants: the Understanding Tuesday–Friday Classes—7:10 p.m.

Larry D. Stevenson Brad R. Wilcox Scholarships at Any Age! A Simple System to Secure Another Testament of Christ Scholarships Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) 207 Martin Building (MARB) T The Translation Process T How to Apply for 105 Scholarships Each Year in 90 W The Power of Witnesses Minutes a Week Th Evidences of Truthfulness W Seventeen Sources to Find 70–100 Scholarships F Coming to Know for Ourselves Perfect for You Th Prepare 33 Statements to Prove You Deserve Jared W. Ludlow Their Money The Book of Mormon: A Book of Power F Prepare Reusable Scholarship Essays and Letters Varsity Theater, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) of Recommendation T The Power of God as Taught in the Book of Mormon Taylor O. Macdonald W The Power of Jesus Christ as Taught in the The Latter-day Saint Colonies in Mexico Book of Mormon 221 Martin Building (MARB) Th The Power of the Holy Ghost as Taught in the Book of Mormon T Early Mormon Settlement in Mexico F Overcoming the Power of the Adversary as Taught in the W The Golden Age of the Mexican Colonies: 1890 to 1912 Book of Mormon Th The Mexican Revolution and the Mormon Exodus of 1912 F Resettlement of Some of the Colonies, the Myths and Realities of Pancho Villa’s Activities in Relation to the 8:30–9:25 p.m. , and the Colonies Today EmRee Dawn Pugmire Kevin R. Miller Lessons I’ve Learned a Little Bit More about Working as a Of One Heart and Mind: The Art of Effective Communication Therapist 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Effective Communication: What Is Your Style? T Feeling the Love of God through an Attachment Lens W He Said, She Said: Men and Women in Conversation and W Daily Insight and Learning from the Law of Opposition Relationships: Part 1 Th Mourning with Those That Mourn: It’s Actually Th He Said, She Said: Men and Women in Conversation and Pretty Hard Relationships: Part 2 F Greater Gratitude: Can You Be Selfish and Grateful at F Keep Conflict from Becoming Contention the Same Time? Scott C. Marsh I. Daniel Smith More Money Than You’ll Ever Need: Living an Abundant Life Finding Symbols of Christ in the Ancient Jewish Rituals and While Developing the Tools of Eternal Prosperity Feasts 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T More Money Than You’ll Ever Need: A Surprisingly New T Finding Symbols of Christ in the Tabernacle of Moses Vision of Future Personal Prosperity W Finding Symbols of Christ in the Garments of the W Million-Dollar Choices: Small Personal Choices— High Priest Significant Future Financial Assets Th Finding Symbols of Christ in the Passover and in the Th Advanced Investing: Inspirational Insights for Seasoned Events of Holy Week Multipliers F Finding Symbols of Christ in the Day of Atonement and F Abundant Prosperity: Multiple, Meaningful, and the Feast of Tabernacles Miraculous Paths of Prosperity Anton E. and Jennifer Bowden Brian K. Chandler An Engineering Perspective on Your Miraculous Body Emotional Fitness: Understanding Emotional Health and How Pardoe Theatre, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) to Cope with the Common Human Phenomenon of Anxiety and Depression T The Engineering Marvel of Your Body W Your Body: Built to Work, Rest, Exercise, and Eat 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) Th Insights into Recent and Upcoming Biomedical T Emotional Fitness: Managing Our Mental Health Engineering Innovations W Emotional Fitness for Latter-day Saints F An Engineering Perspective on Pain, Injury, Aging, and a Th How to Foster Emotional Fitness in Children and Joyful Resurrection Adolescents F How to Foster Emotional Fitness in Prospective, Current, and Returned Missionaries

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Learning from the Lives of the Modern-Day Apostles of the Modern-Day the Lives Learning from to Stumbling or a Key of A Stone Worldviews: in Goodness of God Perceived Truth The Restored and Beauty Truth to The Goodness of God as a Key and Goodness The Beautiful: Truth Echoes of the Lord’s and Melchizedek Moriah Mount David: before Jerusalem the Monarchy and The First Jerusalem: Temple Royal and Temple The Second the Empires: under Jerusalem and Future Present Jerusalem The Science of Personal Prosperity and Spontaneous Prosperity of Personal The Science Facilitating Prosperity: of Generational The Science and Facilitators: Financial Stewards, Multipliers, Prosperity Maximizing of Prosperity: Seeds The Ageless in Recent and Questions Answered Assignments Given Mind, It Matters If It’s on the Prophet’s Conferences General of Recent Messages Oft-Repeated Understanding and Beauty Jesus’s Ministry Accumulation Other and “Partners” in Family Prosperity for Keys Powerful Three Progress, Your Measuring Potential Your Realizing and Scriptural the Dynamics of through Wisdom Prophetic Conferences General F T W Th F T W Th F T W Th F T W Th Patrick D. Degn D. Patrick Goodness, of Truth, Worldview Gospel’s The Restored and Beauty (WSC) Center Student Wilkinson Ballroom, Ludlow W. Jared and History in Religious of Jerusalem The Importance in the Future (WSC) Center Student Wilkinson Theater, Varsity Scott C. Marsh Scott C. of Maximum a Lifetime Empowering Choices: Million-Dollar Choices Insightful, Small, Daily through Choice Personal (WSC) Center Student Wilkinson 3220–3224 Knowlton J. Benjamin It Personally Taking Conference: General (WSC) Center Student Wilkinson 3280–3290

Living a Balanced Life Living a Balanced Stress OUT: Managing Stress in a Busy Life in a Busy Managing Stress OUT: Stress IN: The Art Life Joy of Finding in Everyday Joy Time Managing Personal Born Free: Organizing Your Research Material Research Organizing Your Histories Printing, and Digitizing Your Editing, Writing, The Grandeur of Ordinary Lives The Grandeur Histories Family Researching Grace and Restitution: Forsaking Sin and Turning Our Sin and Turning Forsaking and Restitution: Grace and Better to Good Bad to of Mortality: “From Journey God’s Process for Perfection versus the Adversary’s the Adversary’s versus Perfection for God’s Process and about God, about Oneself, Look about A Fresh Remember Who You Are Who You Remember Can Play Only You The Part What Does It Mean to Have a Birthright? Have to What Does It Mean and Gathering of Israel The Scattering Grandparenting on Purpose: Family Routines on Purpose: Family Grandparenting Themes Family on Purpose: Yearly Grandparenting Spirituality in on Purpose: Building Grandparenting Grandparenting on Purpose: Family Traditions on Purpose: Family Grandparenting Living in Times of War: Lessons from Lessons from Living in Times of War: the Lessons from Living in Times of War: Mormon Lessons from Living in Times of War: The Book of Mormon and the Duty of Saints in and the Duty of Mormon The Book Heart God to Nature” Our Very Change to Counterfeits the World Your Grandchildren Your and Goals and Moroni Anti-Nephi-Lehies Times of War

F T W Th Th F T W Th F T W Th F T W W Th F T W Th F T 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) Building Tanner 151 More Productive Lives Productive More Kevin R. Miller R. Kevin Living Happier, Effectiveness: Personal Increasing

Writing Personal and Family Histories and Family Personal Writing Martin221 (MARB) Building Taylor O. Macdonald O. Taylor

Embrace the Mighty Change We Call Repentance Call We Change the Mighty Embrace Martin207 (MARB) Building Larry D. Stevenson Larry D. Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) Building Smith Joseph Auditorium, Your Part in Gathering Israel (Youth) in Gathering Israel Part Your Brad R. Wilcox R. Brad 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) Building Knight Jesse 3108 Grandparenting on Purpose, Part 2 Part on Purpose, Grandparenting M. Winston Egan M. Winston

the Book of Mormon the Book (JKB) Building Knight Jesse 1102 Jared A. Jepson Jared from Principles of Wars: and Rumors of War Living in Times 1

BYU Education Week Campus Map

PARKING SHUTTLE ROUTES AND STOPS DINING See page 46 of the booklet for parking information. Blue Route See corresponding numbers on map. Dining information West Stadium—MC—West Stadium is on pages 36–37. VAN SHUTTLES Brown Route 1 The Commons at the Cannon Center Helaman Halls—HFAC—Helaman Halls 2 Cougareat Food Court (WSC) Shuttle vans run between designated stops on campus from Green Route 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. on Monday; 7:45 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on 3 Museum of Art (MOA) Café MC—MCKB—MC Tuesday through Friday. Please give boarding preference to 4 Skyroom Restaurant (WSC) Orange Route seniors and disabled attendees, and realize that it is your 5 Dining at the Marriott Center (MC) MC—HFAC—MC responsibility to move from class to class or to your place 6a Jamba Juice (WSC) Pink Route of residence. 6b Jamba Juice (SAB) West Stadium—HFAC—West Stadium 11c 7 Cosmo’s Mini Mart (WSC) Shuttles also run between perimeter parking lots and main Purple Route 8 The Wall (WSC) campus frequently. Large, detailed maps of the routes are East Stadium—HFAC—East Stadium

University AvenueUniversity 9a The Creamery on Ninth (1209 North 900 East) posted at each van stop. Red Route 9b Creamery Outlet (CSC) One wheelchair-accessible van is available. To contact the SFH—HFAC—SFH 9c Helaman Halls Creamery Outlet driver, call 385-335-3143 and tell the driver at which shuttle stop Yellow Route 10 The Blue Line Deli (TNRB) you are located. Buses that run between the West Stadium Lot WSC Roundabout—BNSN/JSB—WSC Roundabout MTC 11 Campus Floral and the Harris Fine Arts Center are wheelchair accessible. Fuchsia Route U Heritage Halls—WSC Roundabout—Heritage Halls n iv P k w y

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35 Campus Dining Dine on campus for the BYU experience . Each venue has a matching marker on the campus map (pages 34–35) .

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Come enjoy a great dining experience at The Commons . We Social gatherings and great food fill the Cougareat . You’ll offer all-you-care-to-eat from six different food platforms, find Aloha Plate, Subway, Chick-fil-A, Grab & Go, Wendy’s, which include the following: a salad and fruit bar, pasta, Papa John’s, Cougar Café, Jamba Juice, Cougar Express, and entrée choices, burgers, soups, waffles, desserts, and more . Taco Bell . For more information, visit For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/cannon . dining.byu.edu.cougareat . LOCATION: LOCATION: Helaman Halls, Cannon Commons Wilkinson Student Center HOURS: HOURS: Sun ., Aug . 15 9:00–11:00 a .m . (Continental Breakfast) Mon .–Fri . 7:00 a .m .–10:00 p .m . 4:00–6:00 p .m . (Dinner) Mon .–Sat . 6:30–9:00 a .m . (Breakfast) Breakfast available at Wendy’s, Cougar Café, Cougar Mon .–Fri . 11:00 a .m .–1:30 p .m . (Lunch) Express, Chick-fil-A, and Subway . Mon .–Fri . 4:30–7:30 p .m . (Dinner) PRICING: Mon.–Sat. (Per Meal) Breakfast $8 .40 (Gift Card $7 .75) Lunch $10 .65 (Gift Card $9 .35) Dinner $12 .50 (Gift Card $11 10). Sunday (Aug . 15) Continental Breakfast $8 .40 (Gift Card $7 .75) Dinner $14 75 .

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Enjoy lunch and appeal to your finer Enjoy a spectacular view of campus Don’t lose your parking spot to drive tastes with sandwiches, salads, soups, while you partake of our chef-inspired around looking for a restaurant . Stay and entrées at this Italian bistro menu at our national-award-winning at the Marriott Center and enjoy great cuisine café located in the Museum of restaurant located on the sixth floor of food without the hassle . Choose from Art . For more information, visit the WSC . To see what menu the Chef sandwiches, entreés, salads, BYU dining.byu.edu/moacafe . has created, visit brownies, and more . Enjoy the speed . and convenience of outside food LOCATION: dining.byu.edu/skyroom trucks . For more information, visit Museum of Art LOCATION: Wilkinson Student Center, 6th floor dining.byu.edu/concessions . HOURS: Mon .–Fri . 11:00 a .m .–3:00 p .m . HOURS: LOCATION: Mon .–Fri . 11:00 a .m .–2:00 p .m . Marriott Center HOURS: Mon –Fri. . Portal K 7:30 a .m .–3:30 p .m . Outside Vendors 9:30 a .m .–3:30 p .m . 36 6a 6b 7 8

Enjoy refreshing Jamba Juice any time Cosmo’s Mini Mart offers a variety of Come enjoy good company and great of day . Choose from a variety of fresh food items and snacks, as well as food, including salads, sandwiches, delicious fruit combinations . For menu toiletries . Please visit byustore.com . and specialty drinks . For more information, visit information about The Wall, visit LOCATION: dining.byu.edu/jambajuice . Southwest corner of the BYU Store thewall.byu.edu . Jamba Juice WSC HOURS: LOCATION: Mon . 8:00 a .m .–7:00 p .m . Mon . 7:45 a .m .–6:00 p .m . Wilkinson Student Center, 1st floor Tue .–Fri . 7:30 a .m .–10:00 p .m . Tue .–Fri . 7:45 a .m .–8:00 p .m . HOURS: Sat . 10:00 a .m .–6:00 p .m . Sat . 10:00 a .m .–6:00 p .m . Mon .–Fri . Noon–6:00 p .m . Jamba Juice SAB Mon . 9:00 a .m .–6:00 p .m . Tue .–Thu . 8:00 a .m .–7:00 p .m . Fri . 8:00 a .m .–6:00 p .m . Sat . Closed

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Graham Canyon, Mint Brownie, and 9a Creamery on Ninth Grocery The Blue Line Deli & Market Bishop’s Bash are just a few of our 1200 North 900 East Tame your exotic flare with a sweet ice cream flavors created right here Mon .–Thu . 7:00 a .m .–11:00 p .m . pulled-pork salad, smothered burrito, on campus . But that’s not all! We Fri .–Sat . 7:00 a .m .–12:00 p .m . or savory chicken quesadilla . Shake also offer other BYU favorites such Ice Cream 11:00 a .m .–10:00 p .m . things up and take classic to a new as milk, ranch dressing, fresh salads Grill 11:00 a .m .–8:00 p .m . level with a unique sandwich . In a and sandwiches, and of course mint hurry, we have grab-n-go hot and cold 9b Creamery Outlet brownies . PLUS the Creamery on Located in the Culinary Support Center sandwiches, salads, drinks, and snacks Ninth East (CONE) is also a full- Mon .–Fri . 7:30 a .m .–9:00 p .m . at the Blue Line Deli! Visit service grocery store and grill Sat . 9:00 a .m .–7:00 p .m . dining.byu.edu/blueline . featuring made-to-order grill items Helaman Halls LOCATION: such as burgers and fries! We’re 9c W117 TNRB conveniently located on Ninth East, Located next to Cannon Commons at Helaman Halls, at Wyview Park, Mon .–Fri . 7:00 a .m .–8:00 p .m . HOURS: and at the north end of Heritage Sat . 10:00 a .m .–6:00 p .m . Mon .–Fri . 11:00 a .m .–2:30 p .m . Halls . For more information, visit Wyview: 1700 North 950 East dining.byu.edu/creamery . Mon .–Sat . 9:00 a .m .–8:00 p .m .

11 Get Your BYU Dining Gift Card!

BYU Dining Gift Cards will be available all BYU Dining locations on campus Your Partner for Spreading Joy beginning Saturday, August 14, at the (not valid at non-BYU vendors and Let Campus Floral help you celebrate Cougar Express convenience store in off-campus locations) . the Cougareat and at BYU Creamery all of life’s moments, big or small . For more details, see page 47. Campus Floral is a full-service floral stores (except the Wyview Creamery) . shop and gift boutique: flowers, plants, Load your card in increments of $25 Note: BYU Dining Gift Cards never balloons, jewelry, gourmet chocolate, and get discounted rates at Cannon expire and can be used throughout the cards and more . Commons, BYU’s premier all-you-care- year but are not refundable . Order now at 801-422-2840 or online 24 to-eat dining location . Use the card at hours a day at campuscraftfloral.com . Trusted florist for over 30 years for BYU campus and the surrounding community. Chef Driven, Student Powered LOCATION: dining byu. edu. 685 East University Pkwy 801-422-4935 HOURS: Mon .–Fri . 9:00 a .m .–5:30 p .m . Sat . 9:00 a .m .–noon 37 Advice from Longtime Education Week Attendees

• Mark first- and second-choice class preferences for each hour.

• Bring a light sweater—some classrooms are cooler than others. And wear comfortable shoes!

• Carry a small notebook or tablet for class notes. Rather than trying to write down everything, write the things that are most meaningful to yOu.

• Expand your interests and take advantage of new learning opportunities by attending one or two classes each year that you would not typically choose.

• Visit with the people around you. It’s a good way to get to know good people, and they may recommend great classes you might otherwise miss.

• Avoid restroom lines by using facilities in buildings and on floors where classes are not held.

• Ask a friend or family member to drop you off at BYU each day. If this is not possible, save time by parking west of the stadium and taking a shuttle.

• Ride the new rapid transit Express (UVX) for free. See rideuta.com for details.

Classroom Etiquette

The following guidelines show respect and courtesy for everyone and provide a pleasant atmosphere during Education Week.

• Remember to silence your cell phone before class begins.

• Please follow the directions of the hosting staff—they help maintain the order needed for a successful program.

• Remember that classes are first-come, first-served, and saving seats is not permitted.

• Position your name badge so the hosting staff can readily see it.

• Other than water, please do not eat or drink in the classrooms.

• Lectures may not be recorded or transmitted.

• Ask questions or make comments only when invited to do so by the presenter.

• Refrain from asking presenters about their published works. The BYU Store carries items recommended by presenters for Education Week students.

• Please do not leave class early or applaud after testimonies.

Thank you! We hope you enjoy Education Week.

38 CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION CLASSES J. Reuben Clark Law Society

The following classes are sponsored by the J. Reuben Clark Law Society and are for registered Education Week students. In addition to the Education Week tuition, attorneys seeking Continuing Legal Education credit are required to pay a $40 fee for the week. Education Week registration is available by calling 801-422-8925 during business hours. NEW for 2021: The $40 fee can be paid in advance by selecting the option “For Attorneys: CLE Credit” when you register for the Tuesday– Friday section of Education Week (or with the Monday–Friday section if you plan to attend regular Education Week classes a day before the CLE classes begin). Early registration is available from June 2 to August 14 for these full-day Monday–Friday or Tuesday–Friday sections. You will be asked to provide your state and bar number when selecting the CLE credit option. If you plan to register for a single day or any other part-event Education Week section, either in advance or during the program, you will need to pay the $40 fee at the door of the classroom, 214 Crabtree Building, during August 17–20. You will need to show your Education Week name badge in order to register at the door of the classroom. Participants must check with their respective state bars for verification that the following classes will be accepted as CLE credit.

Classes will be in 214 Crabtree Building (CTB) Tuesday, August 17, 2021

8:30–10:30 a.m. William F. Atkin International Legal Challenges Faced by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

1:50–2:50 p.m. E. Brigham Daniels Engaging Anxiously

3:10–5:10 p.m. Joshua S. Baron The Impact of COVID-19 on Corporate, Healthcare, and Criminal Law Practices Caleb J. Frischknecht Annette W. Jarvis Wednesday, August 18, 2021

8:30–10:30 a.m. Joshua R. Dunyon Litigating from the Ground Up J. Adam Sorenson 11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m. Gregory K. McCall Biden Administration Immigration Initiatives

1:50–3:50 p.m. David N. Mortensen Civility: Competence, Candor, and Certitude

3:10–4:10 p.m. David H. Moore The International Human Right to Religious Freedom: Foundations and Challenges

4:30–5:30 p.m. Brent N. Bateman The “Unwritten Rules” of Principled Mediation

Thursday, August 19, 2021

8:30–9:30 a.m. Justin W. Starr Cutting the Clutter from Legal Briefing

9:50–10:50 a.m. David P. Dowling Key Skills and Practices for Effective Mediators

11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m. Bret P. Bryce Caring for Our Elders: Protecting Assets from Long-Term-Care Costs

1:50–2:50 p.m. Tyler J. Jensen Eviction: Legal Issues for Landlords and Tenants

3:10–5:10 p.m. Blaine H. Evanson The Supreme Court, the Roberts Court, and Religious Freedom Friday, August 20, 2021

8:30–9:30 a.m. Tadiana Jones Personal Data Privacy: A Practical Guide to Legal Compliance

9:50–10:50 a.m. Jeffrey N. Walker Understanding the Legal Aspects to the Financing of the Book of Mormon

11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m. Jeffrey N. Walker Oliver Cowdery: The First Latter-day Saint Lawyer

See the “About the Faculty” section on pages 49–53. 39 Youth Classes

MONDAY Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf Kori L. Andrews God Knows Your Name: Devotional Address A Sign of His One-by-One Love Tuesday, August 17 8:30–9:25 a.m. 138–144 Richards Building (RB) Marriott Center (MC) 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m. John G. Bytheway The Main Thing: Keep Your Eyes on Christ 9:50–10:45 a.m. Lani O. Hilton 138–144 Richards Building (RB) Scripture Heroes Who Hear Him 11:10 a.m–12:05 p.m. John G. Bytheway 138–144 Richards Building (RB) Converted to the Lord, United unto the Church W Scripture Power: Keys to Successful Scripture Study That (3 Nephi 28:23) Will Bless Your Life 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m. Th Direct Messages to You from Ancient Times 138–144 Richards Building (RB) F Scriptural Tips to Combat Satan’s Tactics of Worry and Fear John G. Bytheway Becoming One: Number Symbols in the Scriptures Scott L. Anderson 12:30–1:25 p.m. You, You’re the One 138–144 Richards Building (RB) 12:30–1:25 p.m. 138–144 Richards Building (RB) Bradley P. Owens T Your Divine Design Understanding and Protecting Your Divine Connection W Receiving Prophetic Promises with God Th Guidelines to Happiness 1:50–2:45 p.m. F Our Savior’s Love 138–144 Richards Building (RB) Christy S. Gunnell Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher How to Survive and Thrive during Your Teenage Years Getting Closer to God, Family, and Friends 1:50–2:45 p.m. 3:10–4:05 p.m. 138–144 Richards Building (RB) 138–144 Richards Building (RB) T Be Familiar with the Spirit and Act on His Promptings W Take Control of Your Life TUESDAY–FRIDAY Th Learn from Failure Stan G. Crippen F Stand Up and Be the Difference for Someone Making the Most of Me 8:30–9:25 a.m. 138–144 Richards Building (RB) T Becoming Lovable: Creating Better Relationships W Failing or Sailing through Life? Th Bringing the Influence of the Temple Home with You F Becoming Happy: Examining Your Expectations Eric D. Richards Hope and Happiness Despite Trials, Sin, or Discouragement 9:50–10:45 a.m. 138–144 Richards Building (RB) T Today’s Trial, Tomorrow’s Testimony W Surrender: Hope Comes through Repentance and Forgiveness Th Which Way Do You Face? F The Plan for Your Happiness! Doing the Simple Things Each Day, Week, and Month

40 Scott C. Woodward BYU Education Week Defense against the Dark Arts (for Latter-day Saint Teens) 3:10–4:05 p.m. 138–144 Richards Building (RB) YOUTH CLASSES T Developing Unshakable Faith W Seven Evidences That the Book of Mormon Is True AND DANCE! Th Ten Evidences That Joseph Smith Is a True Prophet F Defense against the Dark Arts: Final Lessons Classes for Youth Randy B. Clegg Connecting with God—Every Day! Monday 4:30–5:25 p.m. 8:30 a.m.–4:05 p.m., 138–144 RB 138–144 Richards Building (RB) T Developing the Character of Christ in a Teenage World Tuesday–Friday W “Holding On” to Hope in Christ 8:30 a.m.–5:25 p.m., 138–144 RB Th Opening the Gift of the Holy Ghost 5:50–9:25 p.m., JSB Auditorium F Why I Should Be Excited for Christ’s Second Coming Kori L. Andrews Youth Dance Courageously Come unto Christ 5:50–6:45 p.m. Thursday Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) 9:00–11:00 p.m., JFSB Quad T Courageously Overcoming Fear: Five Fear-Fighting No fee required. Show your name badge for Scriptures admittance. W Courageously Come unto Christ: Boldly Approaching the Throne of Grace Th Courageously Inviting Others to Christ: Becoming a Ages Fearless Missionary 14–18 (must be 14 by December 31, 2021) F Courageously Trusting in God: The Power of “Thy Will Be Done” Dress David F. Barrus Casual dress. Please abide by For the Strength Our Only Safety in the Last Days: Following the Prophets of Youth standards. and Apostles 7:10–8:05 p.m. Please Remember Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) You must wear your name badge to be T Our Only Safety in the Last Days Will Be Following the admitted to the classes and dance. Prophets and Apostles W The Prophets’ Teachings about the Temple and Family History Will Protect and Bless Us (Part 1) Th The Prophets’ Teachings about the Temple and Family History Will Protect and Bless Us (Part 2) F The Divinely Appointed Roles of Men and Women Brad R. Wilcox Your Part in Gathering Israel 8:30–9:25 p.m. Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T What Does It Mean to Have a Birthright? W The Scattering and Gathering of Israel Th Remember Who You Are F The Part Only You Can Play

41 EDUCATION WEEK | EVENING PERFORMANCES

TICKET INFORMATION

Ticket Price: $16 Seating Mobile Delivery Only. You will have the option to All seating is reserved. If tickets for multiple receive tickets by email or by text message. Be performances are purchased during a single prepared to show the ticket on your phone when transaction (a “package” purchase), the “best available” entering the performance. Sales are limited to 12 seats are assigned. If tickets for a single performance tickets per transaction. are purchased online, a “select your own seat” option is available. All sales are final. No refunds are available. House Rules Beginning July 7 at 10:00 a.m. Mountain Time, tickets No babies are allowed, but children over age six are may be purchased using any of the following methods: welcome. Cameras, tape recorders, and video recorders • Online Sales: Beginning July 7, visit the BYU Tickets are not allowed. Latecomers will be admitted at an website at byutickets com. . Tickets for multiple appropriate break, which may be at intermission. performances can be purchased during a single transaction. Tickets will be sent to your mobile device. • Telephone Sales: Call the BYU Ticket Office at 801-422-2981, Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Mountain Time. Calls are answered in the TICKETS: $16 order received—your patience is appreciated. • Note: In-person sales are currently unavailable. byutickets.com 801-422-2981

42 BYU VOCAL POINT MARRIOTT CENTER (MC) TUESDAY–FRIDAY, 7:30 PM

They have percussion without drums. They have a rhythm section without a bass. The only instruments on stage belong to the nine voices of the nationally renowned a cappella group Vocal Point. From , Vocal Point captures audiences throughout the world with their stunning, high-energy performances and elaborate music videos. We are excited to have them return to Education Week!

SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS DE JONG CONCERT HALL HARRIS FINE ARTS CENTER (HFAC) TUESDAY–FRIDAY, 7:30 PM

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is a classic romantic comedy set in the 1850s Oregon frontier. Adam Pontipee discovers his six unruly brothers have kidnapped six women to be their frontier brides. Adam’s spirited new wife and the other women soon show their backwoods boys who’s really the boss—and end up dancing and singing their way to true love! A SCERA production presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

43 Registration and General Information Registration and General Information

DATES Will Call Locations • August 9–13: 116 Harman Continuing Education Building (HCEB), This year: August 16–20, 2021 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Next year: August 15–19, 2022 • August 14: 116 Harman Continuing Education Building (HCEB), 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. WEBSITE • August 16: Marriott Center northeast ticket booth and educationweek .byu edu. WSC Garden Court, 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. • August 17–20: Marriott Center northeast ticket booth, LOCATION 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Tuesday and 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Wednesday–Friday; WSC Garden Court, 7:00 a.m.–8:30 p.m. Brigham Young University campus, Provo, Utah Tuesday and 7:30 a.m.–8:30 p.m. Wednesday–Friday. Early Registration Tuition MINIMUM AGE Monday–Friday ...... $82 Education Week is designed for adults and youth. Youth must Monday–Friday (62 and over) ...... $79 be age 14 or older by December 31, 2021. Do not bring children who are under the minimum age, including babies, to the Tuesday–Friday ...... $72 program, as they are not permitted in the classrooms or in the Tuesday–Friday (62 and over) ...... $69 campus housing facilities. Tuesday–Friday Mornings (8:30 a.m.–12:05 p.m.) ...... $36 Tuesday–Friday Afternoons (12:30–4:05 p.m.) ...... $36 REGISTRATION Tuesday–Friday Evenings (4:30–9:25 p.m.) ...... $36 Each person attending Education Week must register and Monday Only (8:30 a.m.–4:05 p.m.) ...... $28 must wear his or her own name badge to be admitted to class. Your name badge represents your registration and may One Day Only—Tues., Wed., Thurs., or Fri...... $36 not be sold, transferred, or shared. Discounted early registra- AT-THE-DOOR REGISTRATION (August 16–20) tion and full-price at-the-door registration are available. Note: Youth under the age of 18 must provide a Youth EARLY REGISTRATION (through August 14) Program Participation Agreement form, signed by a parent or legal guardian, at time of registration. See Online educationweek.byu.edu for the form and other details. Register online at educationweek.byu.edu through 5:00 p.m. There are usually modest lines for registration and the Will mountain daylight time on Saturday, August 14. If you register Call desks on Monday and Tuesday mornings; please plan by August 8, your receipt and name badge will be mailed to your time accordingly. We encourage you to register early you. If you register after August 8, please pick up your name using any of the methods listed above. badge at one of the Will Call locations. To register multiple people in one purchase, please register by phone or in person. Marriott Center Northeast Ticket Booth Monday–Tuesday 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. By Phone Wednesday–Friday 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Call 801-422-8925 on weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wilkinson Student Center Garden Court mountain daylight time through Friday, August 13. If you reg- ister over the phone by Friday, August 6, a receipt and name Monday 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. badge will be mailed to you. If you register by phone after Tuesday 7:00 a.m.–8:30 p.m. Friday, August 6, please pick up your name badge at one of Wednesday–Friday 7:30 a.m.–8:30 p.m. the Will Call locations. At-the-Door Tuition Monday–Friday ...... $87 In Person Register weekdays at 116 Harman Continuing Education Monday–Friday (62 and over) ...... $84 Building (HCEB) at BYU, 770 E University Parkway, Provo, Utah, Tuesday–Friday ...... $77 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. through August 13. Registration Tuesday–Friday (62 and over) ...... $74 will be open Saturday, August 14, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.; this is the only Saturday the registration office will be open. The Tuesday–Friday Mornings (8:30 a.m.–12:05 p.m.) ...... $38 Education Week office is closed Monday, July 5, and Friday, Tuesday–Friday Afternoons (12:30–4:05 p.m.) ...... $38 July 23. Tuesday–Friday Evenings (4:30–9:25 p.m.) ...... $38 Monday Only (8:30 a.m.–4:05 p.m.) ...... $30 One Day Only—Tues., Wed., Thurs., or Fri...... $38 One Morning Only (8:30 a.m.–12:05 p.m.) ...... $22 44 One Afternoon Only (12:30–4:05 p.m.) ...... $22 EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE One Evening Only (4:30–9:25 p.m.) ...... $22 For the most immediate emergency response while at the program, call 801-422-2222 to reach BYU Police, or call 911 for emergency services. The Student Health Center (SHC) is REFUND POLICY available to Education Week students in case of accident Refunds (minus the processing fee) are made if your written or sudden illness. Regular business hours are 8:00 a.m. to refund request, receipt, and name badge arrive in our office 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Proof of Education Week by the following dates: registration is required to receive health services. You must • Friday, August 6, for Housing pay for treatment when you receive it. The Student Health ($10 processing fee). Center is not a Medicare or Medicaid provider. • Friday, August 6, for Saturday Night Housing INFORMATION DESKS ($2 processing fee). Information desks are located at the WSC Garden Court, • Thursday, August 12, for Registration ($8 processing fee). Marriott Center, and several outdoor locations across campus. No registration refunds will be made after August 12. Hosting staff can also help you. Education Week registration is nontransferable. Please cancel INFORMATION UPDATES through our office if you are unable to attend. Send your Again in 2021: Program updates will be posted on the refund request, receipt, and name badge to: Education Week website. This allows us to provide up-to-date Education Week Refunds information that is accessible for attendees at any time. We 116 Harman Continuing Education Building, BYU recommend that you check it daily for a list of class changes Provo, UT 84602 and other important information. Refunds will be credited to your bank or credit card if you FOOD AND DRINK IN CLASSROOMS paid using a bank or credit card. If you paid using another With the exception of the Marriott Center, food and drink may method, a check will be issued. Refunds take approximately not be consumed in classrooms. Water bottles are permitted two weeks to process. in all classrooms. NO RECORDING OF LECTURES HOSTING STAFF NEEDS Lectures may not be recorded or transmitted. Taking pictures Hosting is an enjoyable and rewarding experience, as during a lecture is permitted, but please turn off the flash and evidenced by the hundreds of volunteers who return each be courteous of the presenter and others around you. year. In exchange for their service, volunteers receive CELL PHONES complimentary class admission for the week. To volunteer, complete the short application at educationweek.byu.edu Please be considerate by silencing your phone and not by July 30 (or until hosting shifts are filled). Please note the making calls in the classroom. following hosting information: • You receive a complimentary Monday–Friday name badge if you host a shift for four consecutive days. • Volunteers attend a training session at 10:00 a.m. in 3220–3224 WSC on Saturday, August 14, 2021. If you are not from the local area and cannot attend the meeting, please contact our office at 801-422-6214. • Hosting staff must be 18 years of age or older.

GENERAL INFORMATION DRESS AND CONDUCT STANDARDS Participants are asked to uphold BYU standards of dress and conduct while attending Education Week. The dress and grooming of men, women, and youth should be neat, clean, and modest, consistent with the standards of Brigham Young University and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Clothing should be modest in fabric, fit, style, and length. Clothing that is sleeveless, strapless, or revealing is not acceptable. Skirts, dresses, and shorts must be knee-length or longer. See the Education Week website for details. ASSESS YOUR HEALTH Before you decide to attend the program, please carefully assess your health condition in light of the heat, altitude, large crowds, stairs, and possible long walking distances between classes.

45 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT FINANCIAL CLASSES PROGRAM EVALUATIONS Information presented in BYU Education Week financial Education Week welcomes participant feedback and classes is intended to be general information to help you suggestions. Submit an online evaluation of your Education make better-informed decisions and should not be relied Week experience at educationweek .byu edu. between on as a substitute for professional advice regarding your August 16 and September 8, 2021. personal financial planning. Before you make any investment (or other financial commitment, including insurance), you should consult with your own financial advisor. Neither TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING BYU Education Week nor Brigham Young University accepts PARKING ON CAMPUS any responsibility for decisions students make based on information presented in these classes. Education Week parking is available in specified lots on campus and is marked on the map on pages 34–35. Please PERSONAL COUNSELING REQUESTS park only in these areas and within painted stalls, not along You are welcome to speak with faculty members after their unpainted curbs. Your vehicle should not extend over the presentations; however, please do not ask for personal lines dividing the stalls, either on the sides or in front. Cars counsel, advice, or help from the faculty. Individuals should are not allowed to park in designated motorcycle areas or seek counsel from their local leaders or clergy travel lanes. Your vehicle may be ticketed or towed if you regarding personal problems or concerns. park in areas other than those indicated on the map, if it is parked in a stall designated for another purpose, if it is LOST AND FOUND occupying more than one parking space, or if it is along an Found items, including Education Week name badges, should unpainted curb in a travel lane. Disability Parking requires be taken to the hosting table of the building in which they a state-issued handicap plate or permit. Please do not park are found. At the end of each day, all items are taken to the in neighborhoods north of the Marriott Center or east of BYU Lost and Found office (1131 WSC, 801-422-3024). Hours are 900 East. Ample parking is available in the lot west of LaVell Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:45 p.m., and Saturday Edwards Stadium at 1700 North 150 East. Shuttle buses run from 8:00 a.m. to noon. continuously from that parking lot to campus. NO PRIVATE VENDORS OR FLYERS RV PARKING Distribution of flyers or advertising brochures of any type is We encourage you to stay in local campgrounds designed prohibited on university property. Likewise, private vendors for RVs. While not encouraged, RVs are permitted in lot 37, are not allowed on university property. north of the Indoor Practice Facility (see map). RV parking is restricted both day and night to this lot only. RV parking on HELP WITH DISABILITIES campus is available for completely self-contained RVs only BYU is committed to providing reasonable accommodations and is permitted beginning Saturday, August 14, on a first- for people with qualified disabilities. Before registration and come, first-served basis. Lot 37 is a parking lot only; there are at least 30 days before the program begins, discuss your no restrooms, showers, hookups, or dump sites. Restrooms individual situation with the program coordinator. Standard and showers in student housing and locker-room areas may LDS hearing-impaired receivers on the “red” channel (channel not be used by participants staying in RVs. We also ask that A) work in the Marriott Center. If you bring a personal you not bring pets onto campus property. When using the receiver, headset, and batteries, your set will operate in the parking area, you must keep it free of litter, ensure that your Marriott Center. If you need technical help with your set, see vehicle does not leak, keep awnings contained so traffic is not the engineers at the sound booth inside Portal H. Several impeded, be sure you do not attach anything to structures, buildings on campus are also set up for receivers, which may fixtures, surfaces, or electrical sources, and keep RVs inside be checked out from 2170 WSC. parking stalls as much as possible. Shuttle vans run between INTERNET ACCESS lot 37 and the main campus. Education Week participants have free guest access to the PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION internet via wireless network in most academic buildings Call 888-743-3882 or visit www .rideuta com. for bus and train (including the WSC), classrooms, and student common areas route time schedules and information. on campus. This service is not available in student housing residences except in the common areas. Education Week We strongly encourage you to use the new bus rapid transit makes no guarantee of service. The guest wireless network system, (UVX), Route 830X, which runs is an unsecured connection; participants are advised to use through Provo and Orem. caution when sending confidential information over a wireless The benefits of riding Utah Valley Express: network. To connect to the wireless network, choose BYU- • It is currently FREE to ride. Other routes require a fare. WiFi or BYUGUEST from the list of available networks on your • No need to bring a car to campus. mobile device. You will be prompted to agree to the terms of service for guest access every 24 hours. No password is • Buses arrive at each station every 10 minutes from 7:00 a.m. needed to access BYU-WiFi or BYUGUEST. to 7:00 p.m. on weekdays. The early-morning and late-evening routes, from 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. and from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m., arrive at each station every 15 minutes. See www .rideuta com. for weekend times.

46 • Buses stops include three stations on campus: BYU DINING GIFT CARDS • the BYU Stadium Station near the Marriott Center BYU Dining Gift Cards are available when you arrive on campus. • the BYU North Campus Station near the BYU Conference These dining gift cards Center • are nonrefundable but have no expiration date and can be • the BYU South Campus Station just 300 yards south of the used throughout the year; Wilkinson Student Center • give a discount on meals at the Cannon Commons; • Each end of the UVX route—the and the • can be used at all BYU Dining locations (not valid at non- —is a connecting point to FrontRunner, BYU vendors and off-campus locations); UTA’s system that has trains running between • can be loaded in increments of $25 at the time of purchase; Ogden and Provo. BYU is just a 23-minute bus ride from either of these stations. • can have additional funds added in increments of $25; • cannot be deactivated or replaced if lost since the card is COURTESY SHUTTLE VANS not linked to a particular person; and Primarily to assist senior and disabled students, courtesy vans run between specified campus locations from 7:45 a.m. • cannot be used for purchases at the BYU Store. to 4:45 p.m. on Monday and from 7:45 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. (or The BYU Dining Gift Cards will be available for purchase until after the evening performances) on Tuesday through during Education Week at BYU Creamery stores (except Friday (see map on pages 34–35). Van routes take participants Wyview Creamery) and at the Cougar Express convenience to key destination points, but they cannot take you directly to store located in the Wilkinson Student Center across from the the door. You are responsible for moving from class to class elevators on the second floor. These cards are not available for or to a parking lot or residence hall. Shuttles run regularly purchase through Education Week’s registration system. between perimeter parking lots and the main campus; shuttles (See Dining Options on pages 36–37.) also run directly from the West Stadium Lot to campus. Van stops are marked on the campus map on pages 34–35, and large, detailed route maps are posted at each van stop and at Education Week information desks. Buses that run between the West Stadium Lot, the Marriott Center, and the Museum of Art (adjacent to the Harris Fine Arts Center) are wheelchair accessible. One wheelchair-accessible van is available. To contact the driver of this van, call 385-335-3143 and tell the driver at which shuttle stop you are located. AIRLINE FLIGHTS AND COMMERCIAL TRANSPORTATION Airline flights may be arranged through BYU Travel Management Services at 801-422-3872. Mention that you are attending BYU Education Week. Express Shuttle (801-596-1600) has multiple fleet vehicles and offers ground transportation from the International Airport to the Provo area. Another option to get from the Salt Lake International Airport to BYU campus is to use public transportation. Board a train at the Airport Station, transfer to FrontRunner at the North Temple Station, transfer to the free UVX rapid transit bus at the Orem Central Station, and ride to the BYU Stadium stop or the BYU North Campus stop. Get detailed help by using the Trip Planner at www .rideuta com. .

HOUSING ON-CAMPUS HOUSING Please check the Education Week website for updated information about campus housing. HOTELS AND MOTELS Information about hotels and motels in the Provo area is available at educationweek .byu edu. .

47 BYU STORE OTHER CAMPUS SERVICES BYU Store (WSC) BYU Bowling and Games Center (1171 WSC) Monday 7:45 a.m.–6:00 p.m. In your “spare” time, take a bowling break! Tuesday–Friday 7:45 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Monday–Thursday Noon–10:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Friday–Saturday Noon–11:00 p.m. Cosmo’s Mini Mart (southwest corner of the BYU Store) Studio 1030 (1030 WSC) Cosmo’s Mini Mart offers a variety of fresh food items and Treat yourself to the Paul Mitchell Signature Salon. snacks, as well as toiletries. Monday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Presenter Reference Collection (BYU Store, Main Level) Tuesday—Thursday 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Monday 7:45 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Tuesday–Friday 7:45 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. BYU Distribution Services (BYU Store, Lower Level) Monday 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Tuesday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. To order from the BYU Store, visit www .byustore com. . Scripture imprinting and gift-wrap services are complimentary for in- store purchases over $5.

48 About the Faculty

Alford, Kenneth L.—Professor, Church History and Doctrine, Benson, RoseAnn—Former adjunct professor, Religious Edu- BYU; retired colonel, U.S. Army; PhD in computer science. cation, BYU; PhD in public and school health, MA in ancient (4, 5, 18, 20) Near Eastern studies. (12, 15) Allen, Julie K.—Professor, Comparative Arts and Letters, BYU; Bikman, Benjamin T.—Associate professor, Physiology and PhD in Germanic languages and literature. (16) Developmental Biology, BYU; PhD in bioenergetics. (13) Allen, Roger K.—Coach/consultant, Human Development Bird, Randall C.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Insti- Institute and Center for Organizational Design; PhD in tutes of Religion; MEd in educational administration and psychology. (4, 16) psychology. (27) Allred, Michael W.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Black, Susan Easton—Emeritus professor, Church History Religion; MA in marriage, family, and human development, and Doctrine, BYU; EdD in educational psychology. (4, 19, 24) MEd in counseling. (24, 27) Blonquist, Lawrence B.—Retired; PhD in comparative Ancell, Matthew G.—Associate professor, Comparative Arts literature. (11) and Letters, BYU; PhD in comparative literature. (18) Bolick, Robert L.—Attorney, Robert L. Bolick, Ltd.; JD. (12) —Author, public speaker; MEd in human Andersen, Ron L. Borden, Rebecca—Manager, Life Help Products, The Church of behavior. (15, 18) Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; MBA in IT management. (18) —Product manager, Priesthood and Anderson, Bryce A. Bowden, Anton E.—Professor, Mechanical Engineering, BYU; Family Department; MPA. (17) PhD in bioengineering. (32) —Clinical therapist, Suncrest Counseling Anderson, Scott L. Bowden, Jennifer A.—Adjunct faculty, Nutrition, Dietetics Center; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (21, 29) and Food Science, BYU; registered dietitian; PhD in exercise Andre, Brian G.—Coordinator and director, Mission Viejo physiology. (32) ; professional artist and photographer; Boyack, Merrilee A.—Estate planning attorney; author; JD. BFA in visual communications. (11) (11, 14) —Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes Andrews, Kori L. Braithwaite, Scott R.—Associate professor, Psychology, BYU; of Religion; founder, Hi Five Live; MA in family and human PhD in clinical psychology. (5, 11, 14) development. (4, 30) Bryce, Bret P.—Attorney, Bryce and Associates; JD. (17) Ashby, Devin R.—Marketing manager, FamilySearch International; MEd in educational leadership. (18) Busby, Dean—Professor, School of Family Life, BYU; PhD in family studies. (15) Ashby, Lisa—Dental hygienist; BS in dental hygiene. (18) Butler, Mark H.—Professor, School of Family Life, BYU; PhD in Atkin, William F.—Associate general counsel international, marriage and family therapy. (4) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; LLM in international comparative law. (4, 11) Butler, Shelly D.—Partner, LLC Secretary, and Office Manager, Spiritual Exodus; BA in family living. (4) Axelgard, Frederick W.—Senior fellow, The Wheatley Institution, BYU; PhD in international relations. (4, 5) Bytheway, John G.—Part-time instructor, Ancient Scripture, BYU Salt Lake Center; MA in religious education. (4, 5) Bahr, Damon L.—Associate professor, Teacher Education, BYU; EdD in curriculum and instructional science. (5, 17, 20) Camargo, Milton—First Counselor, Sunday School General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Baird, Jeremy K.—Assistant clinical professor, University of MBA, BS in civil engineering. (17) Utah; DO in emergency medicine. (20) Casellas, Cristian—Branch chief, National Institutes of Baker, James M.—Board-certified genealogist; author; for- Health; PhD in molecular immunology. (19) mer adjunct professor of sociology, UCLA and USC; PhD in sociology. (12, 15) Chamberlain, S. Bryce—Retired assistant professor, BYU; stage portrayals in religious drama; MFA in theater, BA in Baron, Joshua S.—Attorney; founder, Sharifi & Baron, theater and film. (29) PLLC; JD. (25) Chandler, Brian K.—Clinical psychologist, Utah Department Barrus, David F.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and of Corrections and Therapy Utah; PsyD in clinical Institutes of Religion; MPA, JD. (31) psychology. (32) —Retired; PhD in sociology. (14, 17) Bartholomew, Ronald E. Chandler, Janae W.—Adjunct professor, School of Family Life, Bastian, Debbie A.—Singer, songwriter in musical trio BYU; MA in public policy. (12) Heartbound; co-founder, Aspire Higher; founder, Your Chang, Bruce—Director, Seminaries and Institutes of Essential Potential; BA in elementary education. (14, 17) Religion; PhD in organizational leadership. (13) —Attorney, Durham Jones & Pinegar; JD. (28) Bateman, Brent N. Christensen, David A.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Beecher, Mark E.—Region director, Seminaries and Institutes Institutes of Religion; EdD in curriculum and education. (5, 17) of Religion; MSW. (29) Christensen, T. C.—Film writer/director, American Society of Belnap, Daniel L.—Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in Cinematographers; BS in communications. (25) ancient Near Eastern language, emphasis in ritual studies, Clark, Elizabeth A.—Associate director, International Center sociocultural influences in the Book of Mormon. (12) for Law and Religion Studies, J. Reuben Clark Law School, BYU; JD. (22)

49 About the Faculty

Clegg, Randy B.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Re- Fackrell, Tamara A.—Partner, Rodriguez-Poston & Fackrell, ligion; MA in marriage, family, and human development. (29) PLLC; PhD in marriage, family, and human development; JD. (24, 27) Collis, Steven T.—Professor, Law, University of Texas at Austin; JD. (22) Fisher, Amy H.—Homemaker; instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MSt in Jewish-Christian relations. (30) Combs, Jason R.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in New Testament and early Christianity. (5, 21, 23) Flake, Lawrence R.—Professor emeritus, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in Church history and doctrine. (19, 21) Corbitt, Ahmad S.—First Counselor, Young Men General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Frischknecht, Caleb J.—Intellectual property director, JD. (13) Intermountain Healthcare; JD. (25) Cordell, Zachary J.—Lecturer, ASU; registered dietitian Gibson, Kenneth G.—Principal, The VisionLink Advisory nutritionist; MS in nutrition. (28) Group; author; business consultant; BA in communications. (24, 26) Cordon, Bonnie H.—President, Young Women General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Giles, Brad D.—Global field manager, Service Mission Office, BS in education. (13) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; BS in organizational communication. (24) Craig, Michelle D.—First Counselor, Young Women General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Gilmore, Debi—Licensed marriage and family therapist, The BA in elementary education. (13) EFT Clinic; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (28) Craven, Becky—Second Counselor, Young Women General Godfrey, Ben E.—Product manager, Church History Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Department; MBA. (25) BA in interior design. (13) Godfrey, Matthew C.—General editor and managing Crippen, Stan G.—Religious educational missionary, BYU– historian, The Joseph Smith Papers Project; PhD in American Hawaii; MS in marriage, family, and child therapy. (13, 22) history. (22) Daniels, E. Brigham—Professor, J. Reuben Clark Law School, Golding, David D.—Historian, Church History Department; BYU; JD. (22) PhD in history of Christianity. (26) Degn, Patrick D.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Goldstein, Marvin A.—Composer, arranger, and producer, Religion; MA in military history and classical warfare. (33) MG Productions; MA in music performance, classical French horn, and music theory. (14, 19) Dowling, David P.—Mediator, Summit Mediation; JD, MDR. (14) —Associate professor, Church History Dunyon, Joshua—Attorney, The Advocates; JD. (11) Goodman, Michael A. and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in marriage and family. (4, 11, 15) Dushku, Alexander—Attorney, shareholder, Kirton McConkie; JD. (22) Grenny, Joseph W.—Co-founder, VitalSmarts; New York Times best-selling author; BA in social science. (14) Dyer, W. Justin—Associate professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in human development and family Grey, Matthew J.—Associate professor, Ancient Scripture, studies. (11) BYU; PhD in archaeology and history of ancient Judaism. (4, 25, 28) Eastmond, Steven—CEO/therapist, Family Transitions Counseling; LCSW, MSW. (23, 26) Griffin, Tyler J.—Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in instructional technology. (5, 19, 21) Eddington, David S.—Professor, Linguistics, BYU; PhD in linguistics. (15) Griffiths, Casey P.—Assistant professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in educational leadership and Egan, M. Winston—Professor emeritus, Teacher Education, foundation. (5, 31) BYU; PhD in behavior disorders in children and youth. (4, 31, 33) Grua, David W.—Historian and documentary editor, Church History Department; PhD in American history. (26) Egbert, Ryan C.—Financial advisor, Scott Marsh Financial; MS in business administration and accounting. (5, 30) Gunnell, Christy S.—Stay-at-home mother; former instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; master’s candidate Eggett, Ryan K.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of in mental health and wellness with an emphasis in family Religion; choir director, Missionary Training Center; PhD in dynamics. (21, 24) educational psychology. (30) Hales, Lori H.—Singer, songwriter in musical trio Heart- Ehlers, E. Tal—Emergency management program manager, bound; co-founder, Aspire Higher motivational seminars. State Service District; Emergency Services; MA in emergency (14, 17) management and homeland security. (30) Hardy, Sam A.—Associate professor, Psychology, BYU; PhD in Eliason, Eric A.—Professor, English, BYU; PhD in folklore. (16) developmental psychology. (11) Ellsworth, Rebekah—Manager, student services, Seminaries Harrison, Roger G.—Professor, Chemistry, BYU; PhD in chem- and Institutes of Religion; MBA in finance. (12) istry. (31) Erekson, Keith A.—Director, ; PhD in Hatch, Trevan G.—Research specialist, Bible and religious history. (15) studies, Harold B. Lee Library, BYU; PhD in Bible and Jewish Evanson, Blaine H.—Partner, Gibson Dunn LLP; JD. (25) studies. (27) Heath, John H.—Manager, Member and Leader Engagement, Church History Department; JD. (25) 50 Hilton, John L. III—Associate professor, Ancient Scripture, King, Michael L.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Insti- BYU; author; PhD in education. (23, 25) tutes of Religion; MA in athletic administration. (4, 23, 26) Hilton, Lani O.—Homemaker; author; BS in family life Knecht, Scott H.—Retired, Seminaries and Institutes of education. (5, 18) Religion; MA in English literature. (17, 20) Hinckley, Clark B.—Retired advisory director, Zions Bank; Knowlton, Benjamin J.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes MBA in finance. (12) of Religion; MPA. (33) Hinckley, Jane G.—Adjunct professor, Comparative Arts and Kuehn, Elizabeth A.—Historian and documentary editor, The Letters, BYU; PhD in humanities. (4, 20) Joseph Smith Papers Project; PhD in history. (26) Hinckley, Jaren S.—Professor, School of Music, BYU; Lane, Jennifer C.—Professor, Religious Education, composer; DM in music performance. (23) BYU–Hawaii; PhD in religion, emphasis in history of Christianity. (19) Hinckley, Kevin A.—Licensed professional counselor, private practice; MEd in clinical counseling. (4, 27) Latimer, Brett H.—Adjunct faculty, BYU; MA in church and state studies. (21, 24) Hock, MeiLani Gates—CEO, keynote speaker and trainer, Why Not Me Academy; MEd in international development of Lau, Jeremy L.—President and chief investment officer, education. (29) Prudent Investors Network, Inc.; BS in accounting. (23) Holdman, Gayle—Artist, designer, author, Holdman Studios; Lawson, Francesca—Professor, Comparative Arts and BS in family science/human development. (22) Letters, BYU; PhD in ethnomusicology. (18) Holmoe, Tom A.—Athletic director, BYU; MS in athletic Line, C. Robert—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of administration. (18) Religion; PhD in sociology of religion. (25, 28) Hopkin, Shon D.—Department chair and professor, Ancient Litchfield, Allen W.—Retired, Religious Education, BYU; Scripture, BYU; PhD in Hebrew studies. (12) PhD in family studies. (12) Hunsaker, Stephen K.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes Ludlow, Jared W.—Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in of Religion; MA in family and human development. (11, 18, 23) Near Eastern religions. (16, 32, 33) Hunt, LeAnn U.—Founder and course creator, Life Changing Ludwig, Kristy A.—Licensed clinical psychologist, University Principles; MEd, MS candidate in psychology. (13) of Washington; private practice in Utah and Washington; PhD in clinical psychology. (25) Jacobs, Curtis L.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MS in counseling/education. (23, 26) Lund, Gerald N.—Former faculty, Church Education System; author; emeritus Seventy; MA in sociology. (27, 30, 31) Jarvis, Annette W.—Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig, LLP; JD. (25) Lund, Steven J.—President, Young Men General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; JD. (13) Jensen, Robin Scott—Managing historian, The Joseph Smith Papers Project, archival science and documentary editing; Macdonald, Taylor O.—Independent researcher and writer; PhD in American history. (25) retired historian; MA in international business and Spanish. (32, 33) Jensen, Tyler J.—Attorney, LeBaron & Jensen, PC; JD. (22) —Associate historian, The Joseph Smith Pa- Jepson, Jared A.—Manager, administrative services, Mahas, Jeffrey D. Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in educational pers Project, Church History Department; MA in history. (26) leadership and policy studies. (31, 33) Marsh, Scott C.—Owner, Scott Marsh Financial; MBA and MSFS in taxation, finance, investment, and business. Jewell, Olivia Lyman—Director, Family Connections Experiment; professional family history educator/presenter; (5, 32, 33) BS in business management and human resources. (4, 21) Marshall, Jack S.—Tour educator/manager, Cruise Lady and Fun For Less Tours; MEd in curriculum development. (22, 29) Johnson, Art—Manager, senior missionary services, Missionary Department; BS in business. (24) Martin, G. Shad—Adjunct faculty, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; pre-service trainer, Seminaries and Institutes Johnson, Gregory L.—Principal, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MEd. (29) of Religion; MS in family and human development. (30) —Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; Johnson, Trav D.—Director, Bachelor of General Studies Martin, Jan J. Program, BYU; PhD in educational psychology. (18) PhD in 16th-century English Bible translation. (19) —Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Jones, Tadiana W.—Technology licensing attorney, Dentons Mathews, Mark A. Durham Jones Pinegar; JD. (11) Religion; PhD in education. (27) —Associate managing historian, The Jordan, Richard W. Jr.—Curriculum writer, Seminaries and McBride, Spencer W. Institutes of Religion; MEd in curriculum and instruction. (31) Joseph Smith Papers Project; PhD in history. (22) —Partner, Perkins Coie LLP; MA in law and Jorgensen, Rebecca P.—Clinical mental health counselor, TRI McCall, Gregory EFT Alliant, Building a Lasting Connection; PhD in clinical diplomacy, JD. (17) psychology. (28) McClendon, Debra Theobald—Licensed clinical psychologist; PhD in clinical psychology. (11) Joy, Vanessa—Vocalist, songwriter; BA in music. (14, 19) —Instructor and co-founder, Visionbound Kearns, Alec R.—Director and coordinator, Seminaries and Miller, Denise P. Institutes of Religion; MA in religious education. (27) International LLC. (4, 5) 51 About the Faculty

Miller, Kevin R.—President, Visionbound International LLC.; Price, Joseph P. IV—Professor, Economics, BYU; PhD in MEd in adult and continuing education, secondary educa- economics. (29) tion, and strategy and operations. (4, 5, 32, 33) Prince, Diane B.—Professional motivational speaker, author; Millet, Robert L.—Professor emeritus, Ancient Scripture, BS in education. (25) BYU; PhD in religious studies. (13, 16, 21) Pugmire, EmRee Dawn—Marriage and family therapist, Montoya, Perry M.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes Facilitating Families Counseling; MA in marriage and family of Religion; MEd in instructional design and educational therapy. (31, 32) technology. (30) Rawson, Glenn J.—Author, History of the Saints; MEd. (5) —Associate professor, Asian and Near Moody, Stephen J. Rhoads, Gary K.—Professor emeritus, Marketing and Eastern Languages, BYU; PhD in sociolinguistics. (22) Entrepreneurship, BYU; PhD in marketing. (28) —Professor, J. Reuben Clark Law School, BYU; Moore, David H. Richards, Eric D.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of JD. (25) Religion; MS in education. (16, 21) —Retired instructor, Seminaries and Moore, Richard G. Ricks, Daniel—Senior medical director, Intermountain Institutes of Religion; EdD. (4) Healthcare; Foundations of Positive Psychology certificate; Morgan, David T.—Licensed psychologist, private practice; MD in internal medicine. (23) PhD in counseling psychology. (20) Ricks, Jane—Senior medical advisor, Missionary Department; Morgan, Matthew B.—Associate professor, Radiology and MD in family medicine. (23) Imaging Sciences, ; MD, MS in medical Ricks, Marie C.—Licensed professional counselor, Family informatics. (4, 5, 12, 15) Strategies Counseling Center; traumatic grief and loss Mortensen, David N.—District court judge, State of Utah; JD. (22) specialist, compassionate bereavement care provider; MC in counseling. (4, 13, 16, 21) Morton, David A.—Professor, Neurobiology and Anatomy, University of Utah; PhD in anatomy. (31) Ricks, Stephen D.—Professor, Hebrew and Cognate Learning, BYU; PhD in Near Eastern religions. (17, 23) Muhlestein, Kerry M.—Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in Egyptology. (4, 18, 20) Robinson, Darrell J.—Online seminary coordinator, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in instructional Musgrave, Me’Chel Merrill—Singer, songwriter in musical trio Heartbound; co-founder, Aspire Higher motivational technology and learning sciences. (12) seminars; co-owner/director of The Grand View Reception Rosell, Philip R.—Coordinator, Seminaries and Institutes of Center. (14, 17) Religion; MS in educational administration. (20) Neff, Joe W.—Retired, president and co-founder of NEFF; Rosenberg, Gaylamarie G.—Adjunct faculty, Church History partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers; JD. (4) and Doctrine, BYU; MS in family sciences, family life education, and human development. (13) Newman, Jan E.—Second Counselor, Sunday School General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Rudy, Jill T.—Associate professor, English, BYU; PhD in BA in French. (17) folklore. (16) Ogletree, Mark D.—Associate professor, Church History and Saltzgiver, Ryan W.—Associate historian, Church History Doctrine, BYU; PhD in family and human development. Department; MA in anthropology. (28) (11, 16, 19) Schmidt, Darren E.—Principal, Seminaries and Institutes of O’Neil, Scott M.—CEO, Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment; Religion; author; MEd in educational psychology. (28) MBA. (4, 5) Segelke, Jeff R.—Wealth advisor, Segelke Financial Group; Ong, Ted H.—President, Prudent Investors Network; MBA in BA in finance. (17, 19) international marketing. (26) Shannon, Avram R.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, Owens, Bradley P.—Associate professor, Public Management, BYU; PhD in Near Eastern languages and cultures. (19) BYU; PhD in organizational behavior. (4, 5) Sharp, Ryan H.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; Page, Tana S.—Assistant director of Global Health Intern- MEd in educational leadership. (16) ships, adjunct faculty, BYU; MS in health education. (30) Sheets, Jeffrey A.—Associate professor, School of Pali, Nathan D.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Communications, BYU. (17) Religion; PhD in religious leadership. (31) Smith, Alex D.—Historian, The Joseph Smith Papers Project; Parry, Donald W.—Professor, Asian and Near Eastern MA in U.S. history. (26) Languages, BYU; PhD in Hebrew Bible and Dead Sea Scrolls. Smith, I. Daniel—ScripturePlus and video team lead, Book of (5, 16, 19) Mormon Central; MPA. (32) —Managing partner, Peterson Wealth Peterson, Scott M. Smith, Kristen Walker—Podcast host, One Minute Scripture Advisors; chartered financial consultant; BS in financial Study; BA in modern dance. (21) planning. (14) Snelgrove, Clark—Demonstration coordinator, Physics and Pickard, Keith F.—Senator, Nevada Legislature; founding Astronomy, BYU; MS in physics education. (12) partner, Nevada Family Law Group; JD. (15) Sokol, Connie E.—President and founder, Purpose Filled Life; Pickard, Margaret E.—District court judge, Eighth Judicial BS in elementary education. (16) District Family Court, Clark County Nevada; JD. (12, 15) 52 Sorensen, Stephanie D.—Adjunct faculty, Church History Whitaker, Mark P.—Partner, Peterson Wealth Advisors; MS in and Doctrine, BYU; author, Act in Doctrine co-host; financial planning. (29) PhD candidate, MA in Spanish teaching. (25) Whiting, Jason B.—Professor, School of Family Life, BYU; PhD Sorenson, J. Adam—Attorney, Gross & Rooney; JD. (11) in marriage and family therapy. (4, 5) Spencer, Joseph M.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, Whittaker, Heidi M.—Consultant, Utah Parent Center; BS in BYU; PhD in philosophy. (26) elementary education, minored in psychology. (26) Staker, Mark L.—Master curator, Historic Sites Division, Wickman, Matthew F.—Professor, English, BYU; PhD in Church History Department; PhD in cultural anthropology. English. (18) (26, 29) Wilcox, Brad R.—Associate professor, Ancient Scripture, Starr, Justin W.—Attorney, Kirton McConkie; JD. (11) BYU; Second Counselor, Young Men General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; PhD in curricu- Steadman, Lori L.—Adjunct faculty, English, BYU; author; MA in English. (23) lum and instruction. (13, 32, 33) —Retired instructor, Seminaries and Steffen, Patrick R.—Professor, Psychology, BYU; PhD in Wilcox, S. Michael clinical psychology; board certified in biofeedback. (5) Institutes of Religion; PhD in English and education. (4, 5, 13) —Global operations manager, The Church Stevenson, Larry D.—Author, Job Search and Scholarship Williams, David L. Coach, The Larry Stevenson Group; MPA. (32, 33) of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; MBA in finance. (24) —Professor, Religious Education, Stoker, John R.—CEO, DialogueWORKS; MA in organizational Woodward, Scott C. behavior, leadership development; JD. (13) BYU–; PhD in instructional psychology and technology. (19, 27) Sulser, Brandon—President, life coach, Press Forward Coaching; MSW. (5) Wright, Randal A.—Author, speaker, tour guide; PhD in family studies. (4, 5, 17, 19, 22) Sweat, Anthony R.—Associate professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in curriculum and instruction. (4, 19, 24) Wright, Rita R.—Director, Springville Museum of Art; PhD in 19th-century cultural history and art history. (5) Swift, Charles L.—Associate professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in education, dissertation on Lehi’s vision in the Wrigley, Carrie M.—Therapist, Morning Light Counseling; Book of Mormon. (16) LCSW; MSW in clinical social work. (5, 20, 23) Taeger, Stephan D.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in instructional psychology and technology. (30) Tanner, Rick Jr.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MBA in business. (27, 30) Tanner, Ronald M.—Portfolio director, FamilySearch; MS in computer science. (28) Taylor, Emily M.—Assistant director, Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution, BYU Law; MA and MPS in alternative dispute resolution and international policy. (27) Thatcher, Jennifer Yorgason—Adjunct faculty, BYU; MS in marriage, family, and human development. (5, 17) Thompson, Michael S.—Licensed marriage and family therapist, Thompson Therapy; PhD in instructional psychology and technology. (24) Tolley, Kevin L.—Coordinator, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in Hebrew Bible. (15, 18) Uchtdorf, Elder Dieter F.—Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. (16) Waite, Nathan N.—Editor, Church History Department; MA in English and history. (25) Walker, Jeffrey N.—Attorney, Holman Walker; senior advisor, The Joseph Smith Papers Project; adjunct faculty, J. Reuben Clark Law School, BYU; JD. (14, 17, 24) Walker, Laura P.—Associate dean, Family, Home, and Social Sciences, BYU; PhD in developmental psychology. (15) Webb, Jason M.—Therapist, Wasatch Behavioral Health; MSW, LCSW. (15) West, Jonathan R.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MEd. (29) Whitaker, Ashlee—Head curator of religious art, Museum of Art, BYU; MA in art history. (11) 53 Topical Listing of Classes

BIBLE Using the Book of Mormon to Overcome Difficult Issues...... 30 Bible Crash Course: Seeing the Forest from the Trees...... 27 The What, Why, and How of Expounding the Scriptures...... 4 How We Got Our Bible: The Formation and Survival of the New Testament...... 5 CHURCH HISTORY Insights from Herod’s Temple...... 4 Before the First Vision: Joseph Smith’s Preparation for the Restoration...... 29 Isaiah 53: Enlarging Our Understanding and Witness of Christ— His Mortal Life...... 5 Bicentennial Highlights: Illuminating Doctrines from the Founding Decade ...... 24 Isaiah 53: Enlarging Our Understanding and Witness of Christ— His Resurrection and Postmortal Glory...... 5 “A Day of Pentecost Indeed”: The Lord Reveals Himself in the Kirtland Temple...... 20 Isaiah 53: Enlarging Our Understanding and Witness of Christ— The Garden, Trial, and Crucifixion...... 5 Emma Hale Smith, Daughter in God’s Kingdom...... 26 Looking Ahead to the 2022 Old Testament Come, Follow Me The First 102 Apostles Since the Restoration: Insights into the Curriculum Year...... 5 Historical Background of Their Calls and Releases...... 15 The Nativity in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke...... 21 “I Will Give unto You My Law”: Gathering to Kirtland and Revelations in the Whitney and Morley Homes...... 5 The New Testament Apocryphal Gospels...... 23 The Latter-day Saint Colonies in Mexico...... 32 The Old and New Testament Brought to Life: Powerful Messages and Their Relevance to You...... 17 “May the Kingdom of God Go Forth”: 21+ Revelations in the Johnson Home...... 5 The Old Testament: Ancient Text, Modern Perspectives...... 18 Missouri’s Three Extradition Attempts: Insights from Significant Symbols—Significant Words...... 21 The Joseph Smith Papers...... 26 The Tabernacle and Temple of Solomon...... 4 “The Olive Leaf . . . Plucked from the Tree of Paradise”: The What, Why, and How of Expounding the Scriptures...... 4 22+ Revelations in the Newell K. Whitney Store and the Joseph and Home...... 5 BOOK OF MORMON Pivotal Events in Church History...... 19 Another Testament of Christ ...... 32 The Joseph Smith Papers ...... 25 Best of the Religious Studies Center...... 19 The Theophany in Palmyra: Sacred, Saving Truths from the First Vision, Part 1...... 13 The Book of Mormon as an Ancient Document...... 17 The Theophany in Palmyra: Book of Mormon Stories: A 10,000-Foot Perspective...... 5 Sacred, Saving Truths from the First Vision, Part 2...... 16 The Book of Mormon: A Book of Power...... 32 Tools for Tough Questions: The Book of Mormon’s Guide to Parenting...... 21 Answers from the Church History Topics Project...... 26 Experiment upon the Word: A Global Social Experiment with the The Voice of the Lord Is unto All Men: The Astounding Year of Book of Mormon...... 17 Revelation in the Johnson Home in Hiram, Ohio...... 17 Exposing the Enemies of Christ: Lessons Learned from Korihor, Nehor, and Sherem...... 5 COMMUNICATION Expounding Isaiah in the Book of Mormon...... 4 Building the Connection: Creating Closeness, Unity, and Joy in Marriage...... 20 Illuminating the Jaredite Records...... 16 He Said, She Said: The Inspired Writings of Alma...... 26 Men and Women in Conversation and Relationships...... 4 The Last Words of Mormon ...... 5 Improving Connection in Our Relationships ...... 24 Lessons from the Book of Mormon for Everyday Life...... 14 Linguistics: The Fascinating Study of Human Language, Its Evolution, Living in Times of War and Rumors of Wars: Principles from the Use, and Mental Processing...... 15 Book of Mormon...... 33 Of One Heart and Mind: The Art of Effective Communication. . . . . 32 Love and Divine Law in the Book of Mormon...... 19 Stop–Think–Lead: Avoiding Awkward Conversations...... 28 Mormon’s Call to Abridge the Book of Mormon...... 4 Understanding and Applying Effective Conflict Resolution Skills in Mormon’s Hand in the Book of Mosiah...... 4 Everyday Life...... 27 The Significance of the 18th Year...... 12 Significant Symbols—Significant Words...... 21 Types and Shadows of the Savior As Found in the Book of Mormon. .31 Understanding Isaiah in the Book of Mormon ...... 26

54 DOCTRINE AND COVENANTS | Marriage Nourishment: PEARL OF GREAT PRICE Respect—The Importance of Freedom and Dignity...... 5 Influence of the Joseph Smith Translation on the Promoting Healthy Sexuality: Help for Couples and Parents...... 15 Doctrine and Covenants...... 5 A Quick Marriage Pit Stop: Joseph Smith: An In-Depth Examination of Key Revelations...... 22 Taking Time to Refuel, Repair, Adjust, and Change...... 24 The Marvelous Book of Abraham...... 18 Strengthening Your Marriage through Deepening Connection. . . . .28 Studying and Teaching the Doctrine and Covenants...... 20 Understanding and Implementing the Children and Youth Program (Young Women and Young Men General Presidencies)...... 13 Understanding the Doctrine and Covenants: Doctrine and Covenants 93 to Official Declaration 2...... 31 Youth of a Noble Birthright: What Social Sciences Data Tell Us about Latter-day Saint Youth...... 11 The Vision (Doctrine and Covenants 76)...... 4 The What, Why, and How of Expounding the Scriptures...... 4 FAMILY HISTORY Connect: Taking Names to the Temple—Experiencing Both Halves EDUCATION of the Blessing...... 4 Appreciating Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park...... 20 Discover Family History: First Hearts, then Charts...... 4 Beautiful Music Brings a Heavenly Peace to the Home Atmosphere. . 14 Feeling the Spirit as You Discover, Enrich, Preserve, and Provide Ordinances for Your Ancestors...... 28 Becoming a More Effective Teacher...... 17 Gather: “Genealogy, I Am Doing It”—Tools to Make It Simple and Fun. . 4 Classical Music: The Contributions of Four Great Female Composers. .23 Getting the Best Online Help to Improve Your Discovering the Divine Nature of Music...... 19 Family History Database...... 15 Expanding Our Gospel Knowledge through Science and Humanities. .19 Linking the Human Family Together on the Family Tree: Finish at Home What You Started at BYU: Insights from the BYU Record Linking Lab...... 29 Introducing the Bachelor of General Studies Degree Program. . . . 18 Making the Best Use of DNA Technology to Move Your Family Research Lifelong Reading: Five Best ...... 16 Forward...... 12 Physics Is More Fun Than You Think...... 12 Miracles and Mercies from Our Family History...... 5 Scholarships at Any Age! A Simple System to Secure Scholarships. . .32 The Power of Family Stories: Connecting, Healing, and Binding Ourselves to One Another and to God...... 18 Studying and Teaching the Doctrine and Covenants...... 20 Understanding the Power of Finding, Writing, and Sharing Teach Ye Creatively: Unleashing the Power of Gospel Learning . . . . .5 Family Stories ...... 23 Teaching and Preparing the Rising Generation...... 13 Writing Personal and Family Histories...... 33 Teaching in the Savior’s Way...... 12 FINANCE Teaching Resiliency to Our Youth...... 23 Advanced Financial Planning: Strategies for Business Owners, Teaching the Gospel in the Home...... 25 Pre-Retirees, and Those with Larger Estates or Higher Tax Brackets. . 5 Teaching the Gospel in the Home...... 25 America’s Financial Future: Compelling Personal Opportunities. . . . 5 Understanding and Implementing the Children and Youth Program Caring for Our Elders: Protecting Assets from Long-Term-Care Costs. .17 (Young Women and Young Men General Presidencies)...... 13 DIY: Designing and Curating Your Own Investment Portfolio...... 23 FAMILY AND MARRIAGE Estate Planning and Asset Protection...... 12 Building a Strong Marriage...... 11 Financial Considerations for Life’s Transitions: Making Informed Financial Decisions to Increase Your Capacity to Building the Connection: Serve in the Next Phase of Life...... 29 Creating Closeness, Unity, and Joy in Marriage...... 20 A Future of Transformational Developments in Personal Prosperity. . 30 Cultivating Eternal Relationships: Becoming One with God and Family...... 4 Investing for Growth While Managing Risk: Beating Inflation Using Nobel Prize-Winning (Yet Simple) Principles Grandparenting on Purpose, Part 1 ...... 31 Used by Institutional Investors...... 26 Have a Better Marriage . . . By Friday...... 27 Investing Strategies for Today...... 17 Marriage Nourishment: Essential Ingredients for a Healthy Living Abundantly within Your Means: Budgeting Strategies Relationship—Passion: Stoking the Fires of Connection...... 4 for Busy Families...... 12 Marriage Nourishment: Patience—Reducing Anger and Contention. . . 5 Maximizing Retirement Income...... 19 Marriage Nourishment: Purity—Staying Morally Confident in Million-Dollar Choices: Empowering a Lifetime of Maximum a Corrupt World...... 5 Personal Choice through Small, Insightful, Daily Choices...... 33 55 More Money Than You’ll Ever Need: Living an Abundant Life While Developing Spiritual Gifts through Art and Music: Developing the Tools of Eternal Prosperity...... 32 Understanding Spiritual Gifts, Recognizing Them, Developing Them, and Using Them to Bless Others...... 11 The Retirement Income Plan: A Guide to Managing Your Money to Last throughout Retirement. . .14 Devotional Speaker ...... 16 Scholarships at Any Age! A Simple System to Secure Scholarships. . .32 Discerning Truth and Error: Spontaneous Accumulation: Using the Power of the Holy Ghost to Edit False Narratives...... 4 A Behaviorally Brilliant Formula for Prosperity...... 5 Doctrines of the Resurrection...... 4 Easing Worry, Stress, and Anxiety through the Teachings GOSPEL TOPICS of Jesus Christ...... 25 7 Parallels between Ancient and Modern Temples: Embrace the Mighty Change We Call Repentance...... 33 How Did the Prophet Joseph Smith Get It Right?...... 5 Emma Hale Smith, Daughter in God’s Kingdom...... 26 “And Ye Are to Be Taught from On High” (Doctrine and Covenants 43:16)...... 24 Expanding Our Gospel Knowledge through Science and Humanities. .19 Another Testament of Christ ...... 32 Experiencing Zion: Right Now, Right Here...... 14 Applying the Intimate Atonement of Jesus Christ in Our Lives. . . . .23 Experiment upon the Word: A Global Social Experiment with the Book of Mormon...... 17 “Be Not Moved!” Balancing the Scale and Celebrating the Good. . . . 4 “Be Not Moved!” Center the Essentials and Draw Strength from Exposing the Enemies of Christ: Lessons Learned from Korihor, Nehor, the Chain...... 5 and Sherem...... 5 “Be Not Moved!” Holding On When Faith Is Shaken—Hinds’ Feet on Faith-Promoting Latter-day Saint Wartime Experiences...... 18 High Places...... 4 Finding Christ in the Humanities...... 18 “Be Not Moved!” Wash the Mirror Dust Out! Being Aware of Lenses Finding Hope in a Gospel of Grand Expectations...... 22 through Which We View Our World ...... 4 Finding Symbols of Christ in the Ancient Jewish Rituals and Feasts. . 32 Be Ye Therefore Perfect: Scriptural Teachings about Perfection. . . . 12 The First 102 Apostles Since the Restoration: Becoming the Person God Intends You to Be ...... 29 Insights into the Historical Background of Their Calls and Releases . 15 Before the First Vision: First Vision Accounts...... 5 Joseph Smith’s Preparation for the Restoration...... 29 Four Pillars of Discipleship...... 26 Best of the Religious Studies Center...... 19 Gathering Ourselves and Loved Ones on the Covenant Path . . . . . 22 Beyond the Grave: Insights into Our Next Estate...... 21 General Conference: Taking It Personally...... 33 Bible Crash Course: Seeing the Forest from the Trees...... 27 Getting Meaningful Answers for Your Life: Bicentennial Highlights: To Bless You, Your Family, and Others...... 25 Illuminating Doctrines from the Founding Decade ...... 24 Getting More Out of Our Religious Observances by Connecting with The Blessings of Faithfulness...... 4 the Lord...... 12 The Book of Mormon as an Ancient Document...... 17 Getting the Most from Your Gospel Library App...... 17 Book of Mormon Stories: A 10,000-Foot Perspective...... 5 The Gifts of the Atonement of Jesus Christ Await Us...... 26 The Book of Mormon: A Book of Power...... 32 The Glorious Plan of Happiness: Doctrinal Foundations...... 27 Brigham Young’s Testimony of the Life and Times of the Prophet Joseph Smith (A Dramatic Portrayal)...... 29 Gospel Reflections on Time, Eternity, and Existence...... 25 “Build a House unto My Name” (Doctrine and Covenants 115:10): Gospel Symbolism and the Atonement of Jesus Christ...... 28 The Symbolism of Ancient and Modern Temple Architecture. . . . . 5 “Having Many Revelations Daily”: Building Faith with True Well-Told Stories...... 19 Understanding Barriers That May Be Hindering Daily Revelation. . . 11 By Divine Design: “Help Thou Mine Unbelief”: The Founding of America and the Restoration of the Gospel. . . . .20 Supporting Those We Love through a Crisis of Faith...... 5 Campbellites and Mormonites: Helping Others through Faith Challenges...... 27 Competing 19th-Century Restoration Movements ...... 15 Helping Your Family Thrive in an Online World...... 17 Choosing Joy: Removing Barriers to Better Decision Making— “Holiness to the Lord”: The Role of the Temple, the Chapel, and How Remembering Our Past Shapes Our Present...... 4 the Home in Making a Holy People...... 17 Christopher Columbus and the Gathering of Israel...... 12 The House of Israel, God’s Covenant People: Understanding Coming unto Christ through Daily Decisions...... 29 What It Means to Belong to the House of Israel...... 31 Covenant Paths: Lessons from the Global History of The Church of I Can’t! Or Don’t Want To: Scriptural and Prophetic Keys to Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints...... 28 Overcoming Self-Doubt and/or Lack of Desire...... 15 Covenant Women: Fearless, Faithful, and Fulfilling Our Destiny. . . . 16 I Have Questions about . . . Finding Answers in the Doctrines of the Gospel...... 29 A Day of Miracles! Finding Meaning in Life and in the Lord’s Many “Tender Mercies”...... 28 Illuminating the Jaredite Records...... 16 56 Illuminating Your Worth and Value through the Age-Old Art Form Significant Symbols—Significant Words...... 21 of Stained Glass...... 22 The Signs of the Times: Prophecy and the Second Coming The Importance of Jerusalem in Religious History and in the Future. .33 of Jesus Christ...... 31 Insights from Egyptian Temples...... 4 Smiling in the Furnace of Affliction: Maintaining Hope and Happiness Insights from Herod’s Temple...... 4 during Hardships ...... 30 The Inspired Writings of Alma...... 26 Spiritual Traits That Teenagers Need in Order to Survive (and Thrive) in a Toxic World...... 16 Inviting Exaltation...... 30 “Surely Every Word . . . Is Precious”: Hearkening to Watchwords in It Is Christ That Makes Us Whole, Part 1...... 4 the Word of God...... 30 It Is Christ That Makes Us Whole, Part 2...... 4 Surviving and Thriving in the Last Days ...... 20 Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of God...... 19 The Tabernacle and Temple of Solomon...... 4 Jesus Followers (Christians) in First-Century Rome and Pompeii: Taking a New Look at an Old Friend: The Beginnings of Christianity in the Center of the Roman Empire. . .4 Overview of the Plan of Happiness...... 5 Jesus’s Final Week in Jerusalem: An Archaeological Survey...... 25 Teaching and Preparing the Rising Generation...... 13 Joseph Smith: An In-Depth Examination of Key Revelations...... 22 Teaching in the Savior’s Way...... 12 Judeans (Jews) in First-Century Rome and Pompeii: Experiences of an Ethnic Minority Group in the Aftermath of the First Revolt...... 4 Teaching the Gospel in the Home...... 25 The Last Week of Jesus’s Life Is His Testimony of Love for You. . . . .11 Testimony Survival...... 27 Learning How to Forgive...... 23 The Joseph Smith Papers ...... 25 Lessons from the Road: Effectively Traveling through The Theophany in Palmyra: Spiritual Wildernesses...... 20 Sacred, Saving Truths from the First Vision, Part 1...... 13 Let Christ’s Death Change Your Life...... 23 The Theophany in Palmyra: Sacred, Saving Truths from the First Vision, Part 2...... 16 The Life and Times of Jesus Christ...... 24 A Time to Laugh: The Place of Humor in the Church...... 21 Living in Times of War and Rumors of Wars: Principles from the Book of Mormon...... 33 Traveling the Right Road: Recalculating Our Map about Holy Scripture...... 4 The Lord’s Angels: Messengers of Love, Instruction, and Warning. . . 16 Traveling the Right Road: Love and Divine Law in the Book of Mormon...... 9 Recalculating Our Map about the Holy Prophets...... 4 Made for This: The Prophetically Proclaimed Role of Women in Raising a Sin-Resistant Generation...... 21 Traveling the Right Road: Recalculating Our Map about the Holy Temple...... 4 The Marvelous Book of Abraham...... 18 Types and Shadows of the Savior As Found in the Book of Mormon. .31 Miracles and Lessons from Making True, Faith-Based Films...... 25 Understanding and Implementing the Children and Youth Program Modern-Day Tools for Improving Your Regular Worship: (Young Women and Young Men General Presidencies)...... 13 “These Things for Your Profit and Learning” (2 Nephi 2)...... 21 Understanding and Relying More Deeply on Jesus Christ...... 29 “More Holiness Give Me”: Finding Peace, Perspective, and Deeper Meaning in Life...... 21 Understanding Isaiah in the Book of Mormon ...... 26 More Purpose in Prayer: Developing Deeper Connections with God. . 19 Understanding the Spirit World...... 23 New Testament Christianity, Creedal Christianity, Mormon Christianity: Understanding, Loving, and Including LGBTQ Latter-day Saints. . . . 18 Restoration Teachings and Early Christianity...... 23 Unsung Heroines of the Old Testament...... 30 The Parables of Jesus: Mirrors to the Soul...... 30 Using the Book of Mormon to Overcome Difficult Issues...... 30 Put Off the Natural Man...... 15 Visions of Salvation: What the Visions of the Prophet Joseph Smith The Questions of Jesus: God’s Pathway Back to Him...... 13 Reveal to Us about the Doctrines of Salvation...... 27 Real versus Rumor: How to Dispel Latter-day Myths...... 15 A Walk in the Grove: Finding Personal Understanding in Recognizing Our Doctrinal and Cultural Relationship between Faith the Journey of the Restoration...... 4 and Physical Health...... 28 Watch and Be Ready: The Second Coming of Jesus Christ...... 27 Reimagining Jesus, Discipleship, and the World of the New Testament What We Know about Our Premortal Life...... 4 in The Chosen (Seasons 1–2)...... 28 Who Are We? Perspectives on Identity from Sociolinguistics Restoration Isaiah...... 12 and the Gospel...... 22 The Restored Gospel’s Worldview of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty. . .33 Why We Choose: The Enduring Power of Narratives and Labels. . . . .4 Rising Up to Our Potential through Personal Revelation...... 11 Witnesses of Joseph Smith, the Prophet...... 5 Seeing the Beauty in Other Religious Traditions...... 27 Seventy Times Seven: Forgiving the Seemingly Unforgivable . . . . . 27 57 HEALTH, FITNESS, AND SPORTS Seven Days to Home Organization, Days 3–4: An Engineering Perspective on Your Miraculous Body...... 32 Bathrooms, Laundry, Kitchen, and Finishing...... 4 Anatomical Considerations...... 31 Seven Days to Home Organization, Days 5–7: Groceries, Finances, Training Children, and the Garage ...... 4 Athletics at BYU...... 18 Christ-Centered Healing: Choosing Complete Healing, Not Just Symptom HUMAN RELATIONS Relief—New Strategies for Dealing with Distressing Events and Cultivating Eternal Relationships: Moving On with Power...... 5 Becoming One with God and Family...... 4 Christ-Centered Healing: Overcoming Perfectionism and Finding Hope in a Gospel of Grand Expectations...... 22 Other Destructive Behaviors—How to Build a Healthy Lifestyle That Fosters Emotional Wellness...... 5 Four Stages of Adult Emotional Development: From Survival to Security to Success to Serenity (Love)...... 4 Give It a Rest: Why Skimping on Sleep May Cause Illness, Weight Gain, and Memory Impairment...... 4 He Said, She Said: Men and Women in Conversation and Relationships...... 4 The Human Body: Premium Fuel Required—From Living to Eat, to Eating to Live...... 4 How to Love One Another—Our Highest Vision and Pathway of Emotional Growth...... 4 I’m 60, Now What?: Ways That We Change As We Age and How to Pursue a Fulfilling Life...... 31 Improving Connection in Our Relationships ...... 24 Our Body, Mind, and Spirit: An Eternal Perspective and Consideration Increasing Your Emotional Intelligence to Improve Your Relationships. 13 of the Physical Aspect of Our Mortal Journey...... 20 Life Skills for Crucial Times ...... 14 A Peek under the Hood: An Inside Look at When Body Systems Break Marriage Nourishment: Essential Ingredients for a Healthy Down (and Some Preventative Maintenance Tips for Owners). . . . .5 Relationship—Passion: Stoking the Fires of Connection...... 4 Recognizing Our Doctrinal and Cultural Relationship between Faith and Marriage Nourishment: Patience—Reducing Anger and Contention. . . 5 Physical Health...... 28 Marriage Nourishment: Revving Your Engine: How to Turn Exercise into a Fountain of Youth. . 4 Purity—Staying Morally Confident in a Corrupt World...... 5 Why We Get Sick: Insulin Resistance and Chronic Diseases...... 13 Marriage Nourishment: Respect—The Importance of Freedom and Dignity...... 5 HISTORY, GOVERNMENT, AND Of One Heart and Mind: The Art of Effective Communication. . . . . 32 POLITICAL SCIENCE Stop–Think–Lead: Avoiding Awkward Conversations...... 28 By Divine Design: The Founding of America and the Restoration of the Gospel. . . . .20 Understanding and Applying Effective Conflict Resolution Skills in Everyday Life...... 27 Christopher Columbus and the Gathering of Israel...... 12 Understanding, Loving, and Including LGBTQ Latter-day Saints. . . . 18 Defenders of Religious Freedom: Joseph Smith and Abraham Lincoln...... 18 Unintended Consequences: Good Intentions and Undesirable Behaviors...... 31 The Early Latter-day Saints through Abraham Lincoln’s Eyes. . . . . 15 “Weeping May Endure for a Night, but Joy Cometh in the Morning” The Importance of Jerusalem in Religious History and in the Future. .33 (Psalm 30:5): Recognition, Response, and Recovery from Grief Inspiring Women from the 18th Century...... 4 and Loss...... 21 International Challenges to Religious Freedom ...... 4 “What Desirest Thou?” Living an Intentional Life...... 4 Jesus Followers (Christians) in First-Century Rome and Pompeii: What Every Stepparent and Co-parent Needs to Know...... 15 The Beginnings of Christianity in the Center of the Roman Empire. . .4 Who Are We? Perspectives on Identity from Sociolinguistics Judeans (Jews) in First-Century Rome and Pompeii: Experiences of an and the Gospel...... 22 Ethnic Minority Group in the Aftermath of the First Revolt...... 4 YSA Survival 101: Navigating the Dating World...... 23 A Tale of Two Americas: What Most Fundamentally Divides Us and What You Can Do, Part 1...... 21 LAW A Tale of Two Americas: What Most Fundamentally Divides Us and Biden Administration Immigration Initiatives...... 17 What You Can Do, Part 2...... 24 Civility: Competence, Candor, and Certitude...... 22 Understanding Religious Freedom...... 22 Cutting the Clutter from Legal Briefing...... 11 Engaging Anxiously...... 22 HOME MANAGEMENT Home Organization: The Better Way to Live, Part 1...... 13 Eviction: Legal Issues for Landlords and Tenants...... 22 Home Organization: The Better Way to Live, Part 2...... 16 How the Law Helped Shape the Restoration: New Findings and Understandings...... 24 A Portent of Stormy Weather Ahead~~30 The Impact of COVID-19 on Corporate, Healthcare, and Criminal Law Seven Days to Home Organization, Days 1–2: Practices...... 25 Family Councils, Planning the Week, and Paperwork...... 4 The International Human Right to Religious Freedom: Foundations and Challenges...... 25 58 International Legal Challenges Faced by The Church of Jesus Christ of Unintended Consequences: Latter-day Saints...... 11 Good Intentions and Undesirable Behaviors...... 31 Key Skills and Practices for Effective Mediators...... 14 What Every Stepparent and Co-parent Needs to Know...... 15 Litigating from the Ground Up...... 11 Youth of a Noble Birthright: What Social Sciences Data Tell Us about Latter-day Saint Youth. . . 11 Oliver Cowdery: The First Latter-day Saint Lawyer...... 17 Personal Data Privacy: A Practical Guide to Legal Compliance. . . . .11 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT The Supreme Court, the Roberts Court, and Religious Freedom. . . . 25 “And Ye Are to Be Taught from On High” Understanding Religious Freedom...... 22 (Doctrine and Covenants 43:16)...... 24 Understanding the Legal Aspects to the Financing of the Anxious, Anyone?...... 11 Book of Mormon...... 14 Assume Positive Intent (API): A Guiding Principle That Will Help You The “Unwritten Rules” of Principled Mediation...... 28 Learn to Love Others...... 4 “Be Not Moved!” Balancing the Scale and Celebrating the Good. . . . 4 MISSIONARY WORK “Be Not Moved!” Center the Essentials and Draw Strength from Financial Considerations for Life’s Transitions: the Chain...... 5 Making Informed Financial Decisions to Increase Your Capacity to “Be Not Moved!” Holding On When Faith Is Shaken—Hinds’ Feet Serve in the Next Phase of Life...... 29 on High Places...... 4 The Gathering: Stories of Missionaries and Converts ...... 5 “Be Not Moved!” Wash the Mirror Dust Out! Being Aware of Senior Missionary Service: “Saving Souls by Gathering Israel Lenses through Which We View Our World ...... 4 around the World and around the Corner”...... 24 Be Present, Grounded, and Spiritually Thriving...... 5

MUSIC Be Ye Therefore Perfect: Scriptural Teachings about Perfection. . . . 12 Beautiful Music Brings a Heavenly Peace to the Home Atmosphere. . 14 Becoming a More Effective Teacher...... 17 Classical Music: The Contributions of Four Great Female Composers. .23 Becoming the Person God Intends You to Be ...... 29 Discovering the Divine Nature of Music...... 19 Building the Connection: Creating Closeness, Unity, and Joy in Marriage...... 20 Hope and Healing through Music...... 17 Building Your Best Self ...... 14 Spiritual Vision Unlocks the Powers of Heaven (Presented with Word and Song)...... 14 Change Yourself and Overcome the Weaknesses That Hold You Back, Part 2...... 19 PARENTING Change Yourself and Overcome the Weaknesses That Hold You Back, Part 3...... 22 The Adolescent Brain and the Atonement of Jesus Christ: Meant for Each Other...... 4 Change Yourself to Overcome Weaknesses That Hold You Back, Part 1...... 17 Be a Better Parent . . . By Friday...... 24 Choosing Joy: Removing Barriers to Better Decision Making— Grandparenting on Purpose, Part 2...... 33 How Remembering Our Past Shapes Our Present...... 4 Grandparenting on Purpose: What Do Grandchildren Want and Need?. 4 Christ-Centered Healing: Overcoming Perfectionism and Other Home-Centered Goal Setting: How to Support Your Kids’ Goals. . . . 13 Destructive Behaviors—How to Build a Healthy Lifestyle That Fosters Emotional Wellness...... 5 Ideas for Face-to-Face Interactive Gospel Games for All Ages...... 5 Christ-Centered Healing: Silencing the Negative Chatterbox Within— Parenting and the Plan...... 30 Recognizing and Replacing Thoughts That Otherwise Keep Us Stuck Parenting Tips/Techniques for Parents of Children with and Hopeless...... 5 Special Needs...... 26 Claiming Your Power to Live a Happy and Abundant Life...... 16 Parenting with Love and Laughter: Raising Great Kids and Loving Every Coming unto Christ through Daily Decisions...... 29 Minute of It...... 12 Covenant Women: Fearless, Faithful, and Fulfilling Our Destiny. . . . 16 Powerful Parenting: Five Truths to Follow When Parenting Teens . . . .5 A Day of Miracles! Finding Meaning in Life and in the Lord’s Many “ Promoting Healthy Sexuality: Help for Couples and Parents...... 15 Tender Mercies”...... 28 Spiritual Traits That Teenagers Need in Order to Survive (and Thrive) Discerning Truth and Error: in a Toxic World...... 16 Using the Power of the Holy Ghost to Edit False Narratives...... 4 Teaching Resiliency to Our Youth...... 23 Easing Worry, Stress, and Anxiety through the Teachings Teaching the Gospel in the Home...... 25 of Jesus Christ...... 25 Temporal Traits That Teenagers Need in Order to Survive (and Thrive) Finding Joy, No Matter What the Circumstances: in a Toxic World...... 19 Practical Tips for Building a Happy Heart and a Happy Life. . . . . 23 Understanding and Implementing the Children and Youth Program “For He Is Our Peace”: A Doctrinal Approach to Emotional Wellness . .18 (Young Women and Young Men General Presidencies)...... 13 Four Pillars of Discipleship...... 26

59 Four Stages of Adult Emotional Development: The Science of Building Stress Resilience: Key Practices ...... 5 From Survival to Security to Success to Serenity (Love)...... 4 The Science of Building Stress Resilience: Key Principles...... 5 Freeing Yourself from Depression...... 26 Smiling in the Furnace of Affliction: Get Good at Stress: Get Good at Life!...... 30 Maintaining Hope and Happiness during Hardships...... 30 Getting Meaningful Answers for Your Life: Teach Ye Creatively: Unleashing the Power of Gospel Learning . . . . .5 To Bless You, Your Family, and Others...... 25 Teaching in the Savior’s Way...... 12 Getting More Out of Our Religious Observances by Connecting Teaching Resiliency to Our Youth...... 23 with the Lord...... 12 Temporal Traits That Teenagers Need in Order to Survive (and Thrive) Getting Stuff Done: A Mindful Approach to Personal Productivity in in a Toxic World...... 19 the Digital Age...... 15 Trust the Process: To Live an Extraordinary Life Requires That We Give It a Rest: Why Skimping on Sleep May Cause Illness, Weight Gain, Follow the Plan Prescribed by the Lord ...... 5 and Memory Impairment...... 4 Understanding and Applying Effective Conflict Resolution Skills “Having Many Revelations Daily”: Understanding Barriers That May Be in Everyday Life...... 27 Hindering Daily Revelation...... 11 Using the Book of Mormon to Overcome Difficult Issues...... 30 He Said, She Said: Men and Women in Conversation and Relationships...... 4 A Walk in the Grove: Finding Personal Understanding in the Journey of the Restoration...... 4 Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise: Small Daily Habits That Make a Big Difference...... 12 “What Desirest Thou?” Living an Intentional Life...... 4 Helping Youth and Adults Become Emotionally Resilient and Anchor What’s Most Important (WMI): The Significance of Identifying, their Goals and Faith in Jesus Christ...... 25 Prioritizing, and Living a Life Based on What Is Most Important. . . .5 Home-Centered Goal Setting: How to Support Your Kids’ Goals. . . . 13 Why We Choose: The Enduring Power of Narratives and Labels. . . . .4 How to Love One Another—Our Highest Vision and Pathway of YSA Survival 101: Navigating the Dating World...... 23 Emotional Growth...... 4 How to Press Forward through Adversity...... 5 PSYCHOLOGY The Human Body: Premium Fuel Required—From Living to Eat, to Anxious, Anyone?...... 11 Eating to Live...... 4 “Chase Darkness from Among You” (Doctrine and Covenants 50:25): I Can’t! Or Don’t Want To: Scriptural and Prophetic Keys to Overcoming Reducing the Risk of Suicide...... 5 Self-Doubt and/or Lack of Desire...... 15 Christ-Centered Healing: Choosing Complete Healing, Not Just Symptom I’m 60, Now What?: Ways That We Change As We Age and How to Relief—New Strategies for Dealing with Distressing Events and Pursue a Fulfilling Life...... 31 Moving On with Power...... 5 Improving Connection in Our Relationships ...... 24 Christ-Centered Healing: Silencing the Negative Chatterbox Within— Recognizing and Replacing Thoughts That Otherwise Keep Us Stuck Increasing Personal Effectiveness: and Hopeless...... 5 Living Happier, More Productive Lives...... 33 Emotional Fitness: Understanding Emotional Health and How to Cope Increasing Your Emotional Intelligence to Improve Your Relationships. 13 with the Common Human Phenomenon of Anxiety and Depression . 32 Lessons I’ve Learned a Little Bit More about Working as a Therapist. .32 Finding Joy, No Matter What the Circumstances: Practical Tips for Life Skills for Crucial Times ...... 14 Building a Happy Heart and a Happy Life...... 23 Made for This: The Prophetically Proclaimed Role of Women “For He Is Our Peace”: A Doctrinal Approach to Emotional Wellness . .18 in Raising a Sin-Resistant Generation...... 21 Freeing Yourself from Depression...... 26 More Holiness Give Me...... 29 Get Good at Stress: Get Good at Life!...... 30 “More Holiness Give Me”: Finding Peace, Perspective, and Lessons I’ve Learned a Little Bit More about Working as a Therapist. .32 Deeper Meaning in Life...... 21 Our Savior from Self-Doubt...... 13 More Purpose in Prayer: Developing Deeper Connections with God. . 19 Reducing Anxiety through Principles of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. . .20 Of One Heart and Mind: The Art of Effective Communication. . . . . 32 The Science of Building Stress Resilience: Key Practices ...... 5 Our Savior from Self-Doubt...... 13 The Science of Building Stress Resilience: Key Principles...... 5 A Peek under the Hood: An Inside Look at When Body Systems Break Down (and Some Preventative Maintenance Tips for Owners). . . . .5 Teaching Resiliency to Our Youth...... 23 Practical Tools to Help You Learn and Change Anything...... 31 Unintended Consequences: Good Intentions and Undesirable Behaviors...... 31 Prioritizing Your Life to Become the Person God Wants You to Be. . . 29 Put Off the Natural Man...... 15 Reducing Anxiety through Principles of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. . .20 Revving Your Engine: How to Turn Exercise into a Fountain of Youth. . 4 Rising Up to Our Potential through Personal Revelation...... 11

60 THE ARTS YOUTH Brigham Young’s Testimony of the Life and Times of the Becoming One: Number Symbols in the Scriptures...... 5 Prophet Joseph Smith (A Dramatic Portrayal)...... 29 Connecting with God—Every Day!...... 29 Developing Spiritual Gifts through Art and Music: Understanding Converted to the Lord, United unto the Church Spiritual Gifts, Recognizing Them, Developing Them, and Using Them (3 Nephi 28:23)...... 4 to Bless Others...... 11 Courageously Come unto Christ...... 30 Finding Christ in the Humanities...... 18 Defense against the Dark Arts (for Latter-day Saint Teens)...... 27 Illuminating Your Worth and Value through the Age-Old Art Form of Stained Glass...... 22 Getting Closer to God, Family, and Friends...... 5 Imagining Eden: Gardens and Abundance in Art...... 5 God Knows Your Name: A Sign of His One-by-One Love...... 4 Reimagining Jesus, Discipleship, and the World of the New Testament Hope and Happiness Despite Trials, Sin, or Discouragement ...... 6 in The Chosen (Seasons 1–2)...... 28 How to Survive and Thrive during Your Teenage Years...... 24 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Evening Performances)...... 43 The Main Thing: Keep Your Eyes on Christ...... 4 Temple Typologies and Sacred Space in Art and Architecture...... 5 Making the Most of Me...... 13 Visualizing the Latter-day Saint Story: Case Studies in Latter-day Saint Art History...... 11 Our Only Safety in the Last Days: Following the Prophets and Apostles...... 31 Vocal Point (Evening Performances)...... 43 Scripture Heroes Who Hear Him...... 18 Understanding and Protecting Your Divine Connection with God...... 5 You, You’re the One ...... 21 Your Part in Gathering Israel...... 33

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