Seminary

"Seminary for Mormons is not a school where people go to become ministers; it is instead a program to provide weekday religious education for high school students. In places where there are lots of Mormons, the Church is able to have release-time seminary during school hours, though they do not receive school credit.. In these places Mormon youth meet at special seminary buildings or local chapels to study the Gospel together and to learn how it can be used in their everyday lives. Most Mormons, however, don’t live in places where this can happen. Instead, they have early-morning seminary. In these places, high school students meet before school either in the chapel or a member’s home and have lessons on the Gospel. For students in isolated places there is even home-study seminary where teenagers and their parents can study the Gospel together." [1]

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