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On July 1, 2024, the Supreme Court ruled on presidential immunity in response to former President Trump’s federal indictment.

What can we do in wards and communities to reinforce the value of loving our neighbors while showing up uniquely as ourselves?

This unanimous Utah Supreme Court decision upholds the will of the people. We look to the future with hope.

Our contributions, no matter how small, can positively impact those who follow us.

In this special episode of Proclaim Peace, Jennifer and Patrick are joined by a live audience for a conversation with guest Eva Witesman.

Jennifer and Patrick are joined by Becca Kearl of Living Room Conversations to discuss the power of narrative in shaping perceptions.

In this episode, Jennifer and Patrick are joined by Emile Kayitare, founder of a Rwandan nonprofit supporting families affected by genocide.

Gratitude for the Church community, Savior, and MWEG community, embodying Christlike love and care.

On this episode, Jennifer and Patrick are joined by Annie Bentley Waddoups to discuss attachments with earthly and heavenly parents.

May you find that joy in Jesus, that hope in eternity, and comfort in the knowledge that you are not alone.

In this episode of Proclaim Peace, Jennifer and Patrick, with Michalyn Steele, discuss the crucial topic of racism and its impact on peace.

Each disciple has unique talents to share. Serving with an eye single to the Lord will lead to unique service benefiting others.

Campaign finance plays a central role in the democratic process. Elections can’t happen without campaigns, and campaigns costs money.

In this episode of Proclaim Peace Jennifer and Patrick are joined by Eboo Patel to discuss how religion can lead to both peace and conflict.

Influencer opinions are shaping public opinions, attitudes, and perceptions, but should we take them seriously? Read to learn more about the impact, power, and drawbacks of social media influencers.

Americans of diverse political ideologies support campaign finance reforms. Small acts of advocacy can go a long way in encouraging change.

Good policy reform can help create a campaign finance system that is more transparent and accountable to voters.

Because of insufficient transparency requirements and the rise of dark money, we don’t always know who is paying for political ads.

In this episode of the Proclaim Peace podcast, Jen and Patrick are joined by Chad Ford to discuss the rich content and theology of 2 Nephi.

In March MWEG hosted our spring conference — "Rise Up, Rise Above: The Power of Peace to Transform Our Politics and Preserve Our Democracy."