Members worldwide share experiences with new Sunday schedule
September 27, 2026 at 6:02 AM MT · via Church News · Summarized by Mormon News from original reporting

Church members around the world are adapting to the new Sunday meeting schedule implemented earlier this year, with many reporting positive experiences, the Church News reports. The schedule change—which consolidated Sunday meetings into a shorter block—has affected millions of Latter-day Saints globally.
Members interviewed described benefits including more family time, reduced logistical challenges for families with young children, and greater flexibility for Sunday worship. The change represents one of the most significant adjustments to weekly church participation in decades.
The Church announced the schedule modification in late 2025, citing feedback from members and a desire to simplify Sunday observance while maintaining core worship and learning elements.
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