Radio Interview

On Wednesday, July the 2nd, I was interviewed by Jerry Hughes on his radio program "Straight Talk" on the Accent Radio Network. You can listen to the interview here.

Book Available Now!

What's Wrong With Mormons? is now available directly from the publisher. Within the next few weeks it will also be available from:

Amazon.com
Borders.com
Booksamillion.com
Barnesandnoble.com

Publication Date Set

What's Wrong With Mormons? publication date has been set for June 23, 2008. Visit the Web site www.whatswrongwithmormons.com for more information.

New Cover Design

The new cover is shown above. That pretty much says it all.

New Publishing Date

With a change in publishers, we have had to push back the original date of publication. Once the new date is etablished, we will post that here.

Publishing Date Set

Just received word from the publisher that a target date of April 21, 2008, has been set for the book's release.

In the event there are any delays, I will make that information available.

16th Church President Named

Thomas S. Monson is the new president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The announcement was made this morning at a news conference in the Church Office Building. President Monson, 80, succeeds President Gordon B. Hinckley, who died 27 January 2008.

The new world leader of the Church has called to serve with him in the First Presidency, the top governing body of the 13-million-member faith, President Henry B. Eyring, 74, first counselor, and President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, 67, second counselor. Prior to the death of President Hinckely, President Eyring has served as second counselor and President Uchtdorf has served as a member of the Quroum of the Twelve Apostles.

Responding to a reporter’s question about the Church’s openness in working with other churches and groups, President Monson said: “We should not be sequestered in a little cage. We should eliminate the weakness of the one standing alone and substitute it with the strength of working together to make this a better world.”

“I believe in that spirit,” he said.