Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple location announced for Pocatello

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the location for the Church’s latest temple in Pocatello.

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LDS Church meetinghouse vandalized in Salt Lake City

An LDS Church meeting house on the west side of Salt Lake City was found to be vandalized on Tuesday morning.

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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saint missionaries to receive calls via e-mail

Missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will start receiving their mission calls via e-mail starting the end of this year.

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For the first time since 1930, LDS Church publishes official history

For only the third time, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released a new set of multivolume books about its history.

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Man Is Asked To Leave Mormon Church After Saying His Wife Was Traumatized By A Bishop

The atrocities committed by Catholic priests are all over the news. However, abuse by religious leaders occurs in all denominations. In a video that was shared on the Ex-Mormon subreddit, we see a very sad example of a man bravely advocating for the safety of children at a Mormon church. However, before he can finish his story, he was asked to leave.

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Woman suing over rape by Mormon leader speaks at his church

A woman who sued a former Mormon missionary leader claiming that he raped her in the 1980s went to his church in Arizona on Sunday and told his congregation that church leaders are covering for a “sexual predator.”

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Was there ever a time in Missouri when you could legally kill a Mormon?

I recently met Walter J. Zabek at a luncheon at Cox South Hospital honoring Meals on Wheels volunteers.

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints releases first historical volumes in 88 years

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released a new volume of history Tuesday that leaders say is different than anything that’s been done before.

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Utah film about Mormon heroines Emma Smith and Jane Manning James gains Hollywood honor for its gender balance and racial diversity

A Utah-made film about two famous women from Latter-day Saint history — a determined black convert and the first lady of the faith — earned a place on a new Hollywood list of “gender-balanced and racially diverse films both in front of and behind the camera.”

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Mormon church president tells hurricane-impacted Caribbean members ‘better days are ahead’

Russell M. Nelson, president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,

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For generations, parents and leaders have had the best of intentions when teaching children and youth about sexuality and the law of chastity. Despite meaning well, many parents have lacked the essential tools and knowledge needed to arm their children...

Today on the Show, Brandt and Jenny are joined by Kurt Francom of LeadingLDS for the post-Labor Day edition of the Mormon News Report! Today on the show, LDS leaders address natural disasters in the world, we discuss an uncomfortable-but-required...

Today on the Show, Brandt and Jenny are joined by Kurt Francom of LeadingLDS for the post-Labor Day edition of the Mormon News Report! Today on the show, LDS leaders address natural disasters in the world, we discuss an uncomfortable-but-required...

LDS Church responds after founder of ‘Protect LDS Children’ says he may face excommunication

The founder of the group “Protect LDS Children” says he received notice this week he may be excommunicated from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

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Hollywood film about former Idaho Falls man gets a sequel

In the current Hollywood tradition, the film “The Other Side of Heaven” about the missionary experiences of a young Idaho Falls man in Tonga released in 2001 is getting a sequel.

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New Study Supports the Word of Wisdom, Contradicts Earlier Findings About Alcohol

There have been many different studies in recent years claiming that alcohol is good for the body in moderation, but a recent study published by the Lancetconcluded that “the safest level of drinking is none.”

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6 Must-See Documentaries About Remarkable Latter-day Saints

Looking for something to watch this weekend? Check out these six documentaries about Latter-day Saints trying to let their light so shine. From a rock star convert to a presidential candidate, you’ll love these fascinating documentaries.

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5 Ways Not to Start a Sacrament Talk (and What to Do Instead)

Chances are, if you’re a Latter-day Saint, you’ve had this happen to you before: it’s a Tuesday night like any other. Our family has just finished dinner, and we’re clearing the table when the phone rings. It’s the bishop. The conversation lasts less than two minutes, but the worry we feel coming away from that phone call will haunt us for the next week: we’ve been asked to give a talk in sacrament meeting.

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New Marriott rooms across the globe will get Bible, Book of Mormon

Sheraton, Westin and other Starwood hotels are finding their religion.

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Utah man sues LDS Church, Chevron for Red Butte Creek oil spill he says gave him cancer

A Utah man who was diagnosed with cancer after working six years as a groundskeeper for his church in water contaminated after the Red Butte Creek oil spill is suing The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the oil and gas company responsible for the leak for his medical expenses.

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Ryan Ottley Snuck Ex-Mormon Reference Into Amazing Spider-Man #4

Ryan Ottley is the artist on Amazing Spider-Man. It was quite a coup for Marvel, nabbing him from the long-running series by Walking Dead‘s Robert Kirkman, Invincible and teaming him up with writer Nick Spencer. You’ll have first read about that here.

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Sister Nelson Speaks of Moments “Too Sacred to Share” That Testify President Nelson Is Our Prophet

Over the last few days, Elder Neil L. Andersen has shared several amazing insights into President Russell M. Nelson’s transition from apostle to prophet. Quoting from Sister Wendy Watson Nelson,

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From the author: “Daily Mormon started out as a daily email that was written while I was in the research phase on another project. I had highlighted more than 300 verses in The Book of Mormon and felt like while the book would take over a year to write, I wanted to share what I had found right away.

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Daily Mormon is meant to be read for daily study or inspiration. Each chapter is short, one or two pages, and takes just a few minutes to read. With questions to ponder and daily challenges, the effect is that you...