To a number of faculty members, the extra demands feel onerous and unfairly compel employees and prospective employees to ...

T he relationship between Blacks in Mormonism is a deeply complex and evolving one. For much of the church’s history, this topic has been marked by both exclusion and eventual change ...

It’s one of the most harrowing scenes in Netflix’s grim Western. But is its depiction of the Mountain Meadows atrocities ...

Throughout his childhood, the young Smith, born on this day in 1805, fought disease, poverty and spiritual battles of his own ...

Courtesy: Church History Library, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. April: The Mormon pioneer company led by Young leave their winter quarters in western Iowa and head west.

Sacred Grove Welcome Center, Palmyra, New York, Over my thirty years living in Upstate New York, I’ve raced past the Thruway ...

From “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” to the Stanley tumbler craze, Mormon women’s focus on perfectionism and performance fueled a pop culture breakthrough.

Latter-day Saint historian Benjamin Park, author of “American Zion: A New History of Mormonism,” says he has “some quibbles” with the storybook’s “historical facts.” But the real ...

From garments to temples to women's issues and Russell Nelson's 100th birthday, a look at big LDS news in 2024.

Joseph Smith is one of the most fulsome characters in 19th-century American history: a visionary, an organizer, a schemer, a mover of people, an inventor of a religion that brought polygamy to ...

Mormons, seen for decades as the country’s homegrown religious misfits, are not so unique in this climate, said Benjamin Park, the author of “American Zion: a New History of Mormonism,” who ...