Religion

Elder Soares to speak at BYUI devotional

Elder Soares to speak at BYUI devotional

On Sunday Elder Ulisses Soares of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles will speak at the BYU-Idaho Center. The devotional will begin at 4 p.m., with doors opening at 3 p.m. There will be no devotional the following Tuesday. Elder Soares has been serving in the Quorum of...

Hold up your scriptures

Hold up your scriptures

Every Tuesday at devotional, notebooks, pens and phones are raised high in the air. This is introduced as tradition, but where did it originate? On Sept. 9, 1997, back when BYU-Idaho was known as Ricks College, President David A. Bednar gave a devotional in which he...

Brother Parker’s fueling scripture

Brother Parker’s fueling scripture

As the oldest kid, you must be strong for your younger siblings, at least that’s how Brother John Parker, a religion teacher at BYU-Idaho felt growing up. Although that can be hard at times, Parker has a scripture that has kept him strong throughout his life. That...

Volunteer Connection offers drop-in labs on campus

Volunteer Connection offers drop-in labs on campus

In 2010, President Kim B. Clark created the BYU-Idaho Volunteer Connection resources to help students learn and have meaningful volunteer opportunities.The departments give students a variety of opportunities to help them with their course materials. This is mainly...

BYU-I offers class for aspiring seminary teachers

BYU-I offers class for aspiring seminary teachers

BYU-Idaho and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints offer students a chance to teach the Gospel as a career through a seminary and institute teaching program.BYU-I offers a pathway to become a seminary teacher. Although there is currently no degree offered...

BYU-I hosts Passover buffet

BYU-I hosts Passover buffet

BYU-Idaho hosted a Passover dinner on Thursday in the Hyrum Manwaring Student Center.David Peck, BYU-I’s Dean of the College of Education and Human Development and religion professor said BYU-I faculty gathered together to find a way to embrace the Easter...

Roy Huff: A life of unexpected opportunities

Roy Huff: A life of unexpected opportunities

Life has never gone according to plan for Roy Huff, professor in the religion department at BYU-I.Huff originally studied accounting, but he graduated with not only a Bachelor's degree, but a Master's degree in Russian and German. He earned a Master’s degree in...

Creating lasting discipleship through religion classes

Creating lasting discipleship through religion classes

One of the differences between BYU-Idaho and other universities is the foundational religion classes required and offered. This can be a change for many students who grew up in areas where religion wasn't commonly included with education.These students may be excited...

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