p.m. on Mondays. Other interruptions on Monday nights should be avoided. A more recent version states: Home evening is flexible according to members’ circumstances. It may be held on the Sabbath or other days and times. ... To provide time for families to be together, leaders should keep Monday evenings free from Church meetings and activities. Church guidance The LDS Church's website provides a page that includes resources to assist in holding Family Home Evening, including sample lessons, music, videos, art, and an online version of a published resource book. Church leadership statements Leaders of the LDS Church have made the following statements concerning Family Home Evening: Family Home Evening away from home In places with a high density of single adult members of the LDS Church, local wards or stakes organize Home Evening groups. The purpose of these meetings is the same as that of family-based Home Evenings, but groups are composed of peers rather than family members. Home Evening groups are most common near colleges and universities, including but not limited to LDS universities, such as Brigham Young University. References External links Family Home Evening website 1915 in Christianity Family Latter Day Saint culture Latter Day Saint terms Recurring events established in 1915 Worship services of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Young people and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Monday observances