Who did U.S. Latter-day Saints vote for?
In Nevada, where Latter-day Saints made up 4% of voters surveyed, 79% of Latter-day Saints supported Trump compared to 19% ...
How is LDS apostle Jeffrey Holland’s health? This assignment offers a clue.
LDS apostle Jeffrey R. Holland has experienced several life-threatening health scares. This past weekend, he traveled for the ...
‘BYJew’ stands out among Mormons
Shortly after sunset on Saturday, Rabbi Chaim Zippel clasped an overflowing cup of wine and a tin of smelling spices as he ...
The LDS Church is growing even more in Idaho. This group is one reason why
Having friends that really believed in God and had principles kind of attracted us to the church, especially my mom and dad,” ...
The Christian Post17h
Missouri church to showcase over 600 Nativity scenes from around the world at annual Christmas event
A church in Missouri will host their annual Christmas season event in which they have collected and put on display around 600 ...
Donald Trump has set a new low bar, says LDS reporter, for ‘expectations of presidential behavior’
McKay Coppins, an award-winning Latter-day Saint journalist who covers national politics for The Atlantic and wrote a ...
Richmond10h
BYU QB Jake Retzlaff brings touchdowns, Jewish teachings to predominantly Mormon school
This year’s successful 9-1 season for Brigham Young University, the Utah private school run by the Church of Jesus Christ of ...
St George News6h
'Inspire the gift of giving': Giving machines installed at Red Cliffs Mall to support 5 local charities
A unique opportunity to spread holiday cheer has arrived at Red Cliffs Mall, where a Giving Machine invites the community to make a difference this season. But it’s only here ...
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Light the World Giving Machines return to the Pearl
The Light the World Giving Machine kiosks will return to the Pearl for three weeks this holiday season. Instead of dispensing ...
The Digital Universe7h
BYU Law professor encourages future law school students to ‘dare to be’ at Pre-Law Symposium
BYU Law professor Michalyn Steele, the keynote speaker for the Utah Center for Legal Inclusion Pre-Law Symposium, encouraged future law school students to ‘dare to be.’ ...