Big Changes to Mormon Missions & General Conference Restructured | MNR #184
This week brought major developments inside the LDS Church, from missionary policy changes to a disturbing criminal case involving the family of a Mormon apostle. We break it all down with analysis, context, and what it means for everyday Latter-day Saints.
Stories Covered:
LDS Church lowers the age requirement for sister missionaries, marking the biggest missionary policy shift since 2012.
Brother of an LDS apostle arrested on child sex abuse charges, raising new questions about transparency and church culture.
Saturday evening session of General Conference officially removed, continuing the ongoing restructure of conference formats.
Reactions, implications, history, and what to watch next.
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