Peggy Fletcher Stack

Thief steals a treasured relic from a magnificent Salt Lake City church

In the latest “Mormon Land” podcast, Latter-day Saint feminists discuss the 50th anniversary of Exponent II. Guests are original editor Claudia Bushman and current editor Rachel Rueckert.

St. Anna Greek Orthodox Church in Sandy will hold its first service in the new sanctuary created in an old garden center. It is called "Opening the Doors" and will start in the parking lot. After ribbon cutting, believers will enter the church for Evening Vespers. Archbishop Elpidiophoros of America, Metropolitan Constantine of Denver, and Bishop Spyridon of Amastris will participate in the ceremonies.

According to a new survey on body image and the LDS Church by two Brigham Young University researchers, Latter-day Saints do have more cosmetic surgery than the national average.

Thousands of young and single Latter-day Saints converged on the Salt Palace Friday through Saturday to meet others who might become friends or even romantic partners, who shared their faith.

Latter-day Saint Democrats are rallying around Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, saying that their beliefs in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints do not contradict their politics. And they draw on statements by LDS leaders to support that claim. Their presence could make a difference in states like Arizona and Nevada with big Latter-day Saint population.

In a rare move, the official media site for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued a "commentary" about sensational caricatures of the members and practices in entertainment media. Some Latter-day Saint media observers agree.

LDS President Russell M. Nelson celebrates his century of living Monday with a small group in Salt Lake City, and a millions globally more watching online.

Any observer can see the outside progress of earthquake-proofing granite temple on Temple Square, but what has happened to the interior? What about all the furnishings, staircases, door handles, and other items so loving created by the Latter-day Saint faithful in the 19th century?

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints reminded the public Tuesday of its long-standing positions on political neutrality, civil discourse and abortion.