Mormon Land

04/07/2025

Governmental authorities ban Latter-day Saint congregations in Beijing and elsewhere in China.

03/07/2025

LDS news: A Latter-day Saint law professor is repulsed by Sen. Mike Lee's online behavior but makes his case for why he doesn't support church discipline against the Utah senator.

02/07/2025

As "Mormon Land" approaches its 400th episode, noted gay Latter-day Saint Tom Christofferson, the first-ever guest on our podcast, discusses how far the church has come and has yet to go on LGBTQ+ issues.

02/07/2025

Holy Cross Hospital opened a new chapel and remodeled lobby with the help of Salt Lake City's Catholic Bishop Oscar Solis on Monday.

01/07/2025

While Latter-day Saint women are generally thrilled with the new sleeveless garments, some are sad. Why? Well, for starters, the change is coming too late.

01/07/2025

Tribune columnist Gordon Monson explains why three LDS apostles stand out with their messages of hope, grace, inclusion and, above all, love.

29/06/2025

There’s a quiet revolution happening in Latter-day Saint temples: Women are getting married in sleeveless wedding dresses. And it’s all church approved.

Sleeveless garments won't be available for sale in the U.S. until later this year so Utah LDS brides are trying to get some from overseas for their summer weddings.

29/06/2025

Sleeveless garments won't be available for sale in the U.S. until later this year so Utah LDS brides are trying to get some from overseas for their summer weddings.

28/06/2025

LDS general authority emeritus Steven Snow answers questions at the Gather Conference on LGBTQ+ issues within the church.

28/06/2025

"Pastor Ralph" — who has endeared himself to Latter-day Saints and across the faith community — is retiring after 20 years leading a southern Utah congregation.

26/06/2025

Serving others is a noble undertaking for human beings, especially Latter-day Saints, but sometimes the person who most needs help is the one doing the service.

26/06/2025

LDS news: Mormon Land readers makes their choices known for a mythical Mount Rushmore of church presidents.