Mormons

Liberal activists have taken aim at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after church officials released an updated policy for gay and transgender members and the roles they may fulfill in the church.

Utah is no longer majority Mormon, a new paper published this month in the Journal of Religion and Demography estimates.

A Utah school district is reviewing the Book of Mormon’s suitability for young eyes after removing the King James Bible from library shelves over allegations the scriptures contain “vulgarity and violence.”

While Americans hold a favorable view of most religious groups, they have a negative view of atheists, according to a poll by the Pew Research Center.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox (R) accused Oregon fans of “religious bigotry” after a large section of students began chanting “f*ck the Mormons” during Saturday’s BYU-Oregon game.

A majority of Mormon GOP voters in Utah do not believe former President Trump should run for reelection, although a majority of Utah Republicans, overall, believe he should, a Utah Public Opinion Pulse (UTPOP) survey released Wednesday found.

Kristine Johnson is suing the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for reporting her husband’s sexual abuse of an underage girl.

“The U.S. must work with Mexican officials to hold accountable those responsible for this senseless violence,” said Mitt Romney.

On May 8, the Mormon church announced that it will dissociate itself from the Boy Scouts of America in order to focus on its own religious youth group.

A crowd inside the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City chanted “Four more years!” as President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Monday — though it is only the 318th day of his presidency, well short of one year.

Donald Trump has a “Mormon problem.” He is barely ahead of Hillary Clinton in Utah, and actually behind in Arizona, a strong Republican state with a large Mormon population. Various theories have been floated as to why Mormon voters are reluctant to

At a rally for GOP presidential candidate Ted Cruz in Utah on Saturday, Glenn Beck chastised Southern Evangelical Christians for not supporting Cruz. “All throughout the South the Evangelicals are not listening to their God,” he said.

Radio host Glenn Beck spoke at a rally in Utah today for presidential candidate Ted Cruz and Utah Senator Mike Lee, who is running for re-election. Beck, a Mormon convert, made an overtly religious pitch to the largely Mormon audience at the rally.

Donald Trump’s vote-totals were boosted March 8 by cultural evangelicals in Michigan, Mississippi, and Hawaii — but committed religious evangelicals helped Sen. Ted Cruz win Idaho.

A Saturday rally in Salt Lake City featured Mormons who don’t attend church hectoring the Mormon Church about its new policy, issued on November 5, that bans baptisms for children of gay parents until the kids turn 18 and repudiate same-sex relationships.

Eighty Mormon teenagers are paying tribute to their ancestors, imitating the pioneers’ 1,300-mile trek across the United States by donning pioneer clothes, pulling handcarts, and trudging 16 miles of fire trails from Big Basin Redwoods State Park to Davenport.

A substantial majority of Americans believe in life after death, according to a new study by the Austin Institute for the Study of Family and Culture.

TLC is set to air a special in January, titled My Husband’s Not Gay, that will follow married Mormon men who describe themselves as heterosexual despite their attraction to men, reports The Wrap. My Husband’s Not Gay will reportedly follow