Come study in the Holy Land! Applications for the BYU Jerusalem Center's Fall 2024 program open on April 12. Considering the current unrest, a final go/no-go decision will be made no later than July 17. Upon acceptance, you'll live in the Center while studying the Old and New Testaments, ancient and modern Near Eastern studies, and the Hebrew and Arabic languages. Classroom study is integrated with field trips all throughout the Holy Land, as well as travel to Jordan and Greece!

When the Savior comes again He will "rule and reign on this earth" during the Millennium, an era of peace and righteousness. “Father, Are You There?” by Hugh B. Brown at speeches.byu.edu

The Light of Christ influences us for good. As we become more like Christ, the Spirit can further illuminate our path!

Becoming perfect does not mean that we will all be the same. As we become "more like Christ, we become more individual." “Discovering Your Divine Individuality” by Julie Crockett at speeches.byu.edu

Research has shown that being religious correlates with better overall mental health. In times of struggle, your testimony can strengthen you! "Mental Health and Latter-day Saints" by Justin Dyer from Y Religion

Because Jesus Christ "broke the bands of death" we will all be resurrected. His victory over death ensured that we will live and love again! “Because I Live, Ye Shall Live Also” by Ezra Taft Benson at speeches.byu.edu

As we celebrate this Easter season, consider reflecting on the many ways "in Christ shall all be made alive."

Immerse yourself in the Restoration! Apply restored doctrine and teachings at key Church history sites like never before. Today is the last day to apply!

The BYU Model Passover Seder is a 40-year tradition! Come experience a specially catered meal featuring the traditions of Passover hosted and led by Dr. Jeffrey Chadwick, BYU Religious Education (Jewish Studies) and Jerusalem Center professor. Don't miss this special occasion!

Jesus Christ has and will yet fulfill "every revelation or prophecy" concerning the Messiah. "The Brazen Serpent as a Symbol of Jesus Christ: A Dichotomy of Benevolence and Admonition" by Krystal V. L. Pierce

The path to return to live with God is a path of covenants. These covenants "transform, save, and exalt us." “Stronger and Closer Connection to God Through Multiple Covenants” by Dale G. Renlund at speeches.byu.edu

Our next professor spotlight is Mike MacKay! What he likes most about working at BYU are the students! He especially loves serving in the community with them, like when they do homeless care at Catholic community services each semester. Professor MacKay is very grateful that he was able to participate in the Joseph Smith Papers Project. He's also enjoyed doing additional research on the production of latter-day Saint scripture with students and research assistants. A fun fact about Professor MacKay is that he served in the United States Air Force. Also, there are very few weeks in the winter that he doesn't go snowboarding!