Thanks to everyone who attended this year's Sperry Symposium and stopped by our booth! If you missed it this past weekend, don't worry! All the talks are now published in one of our newest books: "The Household of God: Families and Belonging in the Social World of the New Testament." You can find more information here: https://rsc.byu.edu/book/household-god Which presentation was your favorite?🍂

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Learn from BYU religion professors anywhere, anytime—for free! We've added new resources to the hundreds of resources compiled from current BYU courses! The RSC’s “Religious Course Recommended Readings” can be a perfect complement to your personal or family gospel study. Check out our newest additions by visiting https://rsc.byu.edu/my-gospel-study/recommended-readings

Miss being a BYU student? Learn directly from BYU religion professors! Two new episodes of Y Religion are released every month. Start listening now! Find us on your favorite podcasting app today. https://rsc.byu.edu/media/y-religion

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Congratulations to Don Brugger, managing editor here at the RSC! Don has been awarded the LDSPMA Lifetime Achievement Award for his work in editing and design, and will accept his award this weekend at the LDSPMA Praiseworthy Awards Gala this weekend. Congrats Don!

Here’s three interesting facts about the cover of “Our Savior from Self-Doubt.” #1. The hiker on the front cover features John R. Rosenberg, who is the husband of the book’s author, Gaylamarie Rosenberg. #2. John is walking along a trail known as the Camino de Santiago. It’s a historic route used for religious pilgrimages in Spain, France, and Portugal. #3. The fog wasn’t edited into the photo; the original photo was taken to illustrate how mists of darkness can sometimes obscure our vision, even when we are safely walking along the straight and narrow path. Learn more about this book here: https://rsc.byu.edu/book/our-savior-self-doubt

The September edition of the John A. Widtsoe Foundation’s “Come, Follow Me” Interfaith Conversation Series is a video and podcast playback featuring Rabbi Joshua Garroway. The theme is “Isaiah’s Message of Comfort and Victory,” found in Isaiah 40–45. This presentation is a wonderful opportunity to enhance your study of “Come, Follow Me.” YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXGgAG9QTKk Podcast link: https://www.widtsoefoundation.org/podcasts/episode/3c427d6a/come-follow-me-conversations-or-isaiah-40-45-with-rabbi-joshua-garroway

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RSC publications director Jared Ludlow will be hosting this month’s John A. Widtsoe “Come, Follow Me” Interfaith Conversation Series. This event will feature special guest professor Marvin Sweeney. They will be discussing the book of Jonah from the Old Testament. Livestream details: When: Sunday, October 23rd 2022 @ 5:00 PDT Where: https://www.widtsoefoundation.org/events-1/jonah-come-follow-me-interfaith-conversations

The latest volume of the Religious Educator is here! This edition’s featured article is called “Reanchoring Our Purpose to Jesus Christ,” by Elder Clark G. Gilbert. The Religious Educator is an academic journal with a focus on the restored gospel of Jesus Christ, Latter-day Saint scriptures, and Latter-day Saint history. Its goal is to provide carefully prepared, inspirational, and informative articles that will benefit a broad range of Latter-day Saints who love the gospel and its teachings. To order your copy today, visit https://rsc.byu.edu/subscribe

New book — available now! “Our Savior from Self-Doubt,” by Gaylamarie Rosenberg Purchase here: https://rsc.byu.edu/book/our-savior-self-doubt Book Synopsis: Self-doubt limits our perception of our potential and diminishes our joy and hope in who we are and what we can become. When we don’t feel good about ourselves, we have help. Jesus Christ saves us not only from our imperfections but also from our imperfect understanding of ourselves. This book explores sources of self-doubt and the impact of positive psychology in changing our thought patterns. It emphasizes an often-ignored dimension of the Atonement of Jesus Christ: how Christ helps us overcome self-doubt and unproductive thinking. About the Author: Gaylamarie Rosenberg is an adjunct professor of Church history and doctrine at Brigham Young University. She earned BS and MS degrees in education and family sciences / family life education and human development from BYU. She has been teaching classes on relationships and religion since 1991 and currently teaches an eternal family course (REL C 200). Gaylamarie and her husband, John, are the parents of two daughters.