BYU Religious Studies Center

BYU Religious Studies Center The Brigham Young University publishing center for media centered on the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. Constructive, respectful dialogue is welcome.

The Religious Studies Center is a vital research and publication arm of Religious Education. It exists to seek out, encourage, and publish faithful gospel scholarship through sponsoring symposia and seminars; awarding research grants; and producing and disseminating high quality, peer-reviewed works. These include monographs, journals, compilations, and other publications in print and electronic formats pertaining to the content and context of Latter-day Saint scripture, the doctrines and history of the Restoration, and the restored Church including its relationship to other cultures, religions, and the behavioral sciences. The RSC also seeks to further improve gospel instruction by publishing pedagogically related books and articles. Rudeness, misinformation, self-promotion, and abuse are not. We reserve the right, without warning or notification, to remove comments and block users we determine violate this policy.

How did past traumatic events influence the celebration of the Salt Lake Temple? How did a small island in the Pacific O...
10/01/2026

How did past traumatic events influence the celebration of the Salt Lake Temple? How did a small island in the Pacific Ocean end up with three monuments to Addison Pratt? These questions—and many more—will be explored at this year’s Church History Symposium! Admission is free. No registration required.

Explore the program here:
https://religion.byu.edu/conferences/church-history

The upcoming two-day 2026 Church History Symposium will explore the diverse ways Latter-day Saints have engaged with and...
09/24/2026

The upcoming two-day 2026 Church History Symposium will explore the diverse ways Latter-day Saints have engaged with and celebrated the past. Over forty presenters will cover topics ranging from historic sites and monuments to pageants and time capsules. Come to hear addresses from Edward T. Linenthal, Elder Kyle S. McKay, and many more!

Link for more information:
https://religion.byu.edu/conferences/church-history

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