
Ben Crowder today announced that the next issue of Mormon Artist will be the last. It’s been a brief — yet truly impressive — run. Read his reasons why in The Future of Mormon Artist.
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Ben Crowder today announced that the next issue of Mormon Artist will be the last. It’s been a brief — yet truly impressive — run. Read his reasons why in The Future of Mormon Artist.

Middle-aged Mormon Man finds some evidence to support his hunch about the anti-happy-couple bias on Amazing Race. Read Update: The Amazing Race – Mormon Edition.

Michael Lyon’s follow-up from the Mother’s Day mine field post is now online. The good news: the whole bishopric survived. Read On Mother’s Day.

Can you imagine trying to hold up your end of the conversation at a small dinner party with Ken Jennings, Jeopardy superstar? MDBer Josh Weed recounts how he fared in just such a situation in The Time I Almost Played Trivial Pursuit With Ken Jennings.

Jeff Lindsay not only gives us a surprising answer to the question of what keeps our church leaders awake at night, he surprises us with his suggestion for what is contributing to the issue and what we can do about it in Helping Young Men Becomes Proactive Leaders: The Importance of Actually Dating.

Aaron Quist returned home from his mission in 2000, which has given him plenty of time to contemplate being an RM. He decided to start a new blog to not only ease, but maximize the transition back to civilian life for recently returned missionaries. It’s called The RMTC, or Returned Missionary Training Center.
Makes perfect sense. We have plowed the wisdom of generations of missionary work into our Missionary Training Center, but when our youth return home after their service, we give them a handshake and wish them all the best. Maybe what we really need is a post-MTC. But until then, at least there’s the RMTC blog.
Originally from Arizona, Aaron now lives in Southern California with his wife and two children, where he practices law.
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