March 2006 This month we report about Equality, Social Justice, Peace, and Environmental issues taking centerstage in a number of media. - Also read our newsletter Anxiously Engaged
	Equality Darron Smith in: "Black and Mormon" about the kind of changes that have--and have not--taken place within the church since the lifting of the priesthood ban. (more)
	Social Justice Elder Carmack: PEF "basically brings more justice and unity into the church and among the members, where those who have help those who have not." (more)
	Peace Good news from Utah. It appears that LDS young men prefer missions over military service, a matter of priorities and a matter of peace. (more)
	Environment Dr. Walter van Beek: "Though possibly far fetched, one European LDS style might be the development of a 'green Mormonism'." (more)

MESJ is a grassroots organization of Latter-day Saint individuals who are “anxiously engaged” in working for peace, equality, justice, and wise stewardship of the earth. MESJ does not adopt positions on social or political issues which contradict official positions of the LDS Church.