teachings on homosexuality. 2008 – The First Presidency again urged California members to do all they could by giving effort and time to help pass a state amendment banning same-sex marriage. A few months later the apostles Ballard, Cook, and L. Whitney Clayton gave a satellite broadcast to all California members asking them to volunteer four hours per week and to set aside Saturdays mornings for calling other Californians and for other efforts supporting Prop 8. They stated that tolerance does not mean tolerating transgression, and noted the existence of temple-worthy members attracted to the same sex. Additionally, a video of the apostle Bednar was featured on the church's official website PreservingMarriage.org, and members were instructed to register there. 2009 – The seventy member Bruce C. Hafen promised members of Evergreen if they were faithful they may develop heterosexual attractions in this life, and would be resurrected with heterosexual attractions, citing the apostle Oaks, and affirming that "it MUST be true" (emphasis in original). 2010s 2010 – An update to the Church Handbook noted that records of adult members with repeated homosexual activities would be permanently annotated. It also advised that homosexual activity during or after the last three teenage years would bar someone from missionary service. The handbook also stated that members who experience same-sex attraction, but don't engage in homosexual behavior, may receive church callings and temple recommends. 2010 – The apostle Packer referred to homosexual relationships as "substitutes or counterfeits for marriage." He said it was "not so" that some are "preset and cannot overcome what they feel are inborn temptations toward the impure and unnatural." He continued stating, "Why would our Heavenly Father do that to anyone?", but the statement was omitted in the printed version of the talk. His remarks sparked a protest in which thousands surrounded Temple Square. 2011 – The BYU Honor Code was updated to remove the ban on advocacy and promotion of homosexual behavior as being morally acceptable. 2012 – The church launched a website dedicated to the topic of homosexuality in an effort to encourage understanding. It stated individuals don't choose to experience same-sex attractions. 2013 – The church released a statement approving the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) administration's decision to remove the 1991 ban on homosexual youth. In 2010, the church had the largest portion of scouts in the BSA of any denomination (21%). 2015 – Church leaders