Private, general discussion for people with a Mormon bent on "open topics." Admission is restricted to those who are sponsored, or who have submitted a short introduction to the listowners.

A place for discussions that begin on other LDS mailing lists to continue when they have departed from the topic guidelines of the originating list, in other words, when it is time to take the discussion "elsewhere".

A general discussion list founded in 1994 where ordinary saints can discuss almost anything in an atmosphere that promotes harmony.

For questions, comments, concerns, and getting to know other people. No anti-Mormon messages allowed.

Discussion where members of the Church take on all comers in defending their faith against critics and anti-Mormons.

Free-flowing discussion for sharing thoughts, feelings, emotions, and experiences.

Discussion for members of all the churches tracing their origins back to Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon including the LDS Church in Utah, the RLDS Church and other "Restorationist" groups.

Moderated discussion for posting and reading about cool websites that conform to gospel standards. Please include URLs.

General discussion. Digest available. Teachings against the Church are not allowed.

A private, unmoderated discussion for members, friends and investigators.

Queries, responses, and announcements of resources about Mormons or Mormonism, including Internet resources. Moderated. Up to 5 messages a day.

Wide ranging general discussion of Mormon theology including speculative doctrine from many perspectives, LDS and otherwise.

Discussion "designed to benefit both the faith and the reason God gave you."

High volume general discussion for all "Mormons" from the most devout to the dissident. This is the original list started on the BYU servers and the oldest of all the Internet email forums.

Discussion for all members, friends and investigators of the LDS Church. Topics include lesson and talk preparation, testimonies, faith promoting stories, and get to know each other. Moderated.