Tad Walch

An omission erased the name of the only woman to receive a New Testament letter. A BYU researcher is restoring her name and hopes future copies of the Bible will soon include it.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints uses AI, but general conference talks are divinely inspired, not artificial, Elder Gong says

Grand Blanc killer Thomas Sanford was motivated by his anti-religious beliefs about Latter-day Saints, agency concludes.

Crews worked through the night this week to take down a huge 270-foot crane they had used constantly for four years on the renovation of the historic, pioneer-era Salt Lake Temple.

A large percentage of American women having five or more children have faith-riddled reasons for flying in the face of a worldwide culture of plunging birthrates, said a researcher who traveled the country to interview them.

At summit in Rome, Elder Gerrit W. Gong shared news of the launch of a multi-faith, multi-university task force that will develop an evaluation tool that will test how accurately any AI program portrays faith.

Religious leaders look forward to a robust computer science tool that will test how accurately and respectfully AI programs respond to questions about faith and religious beliefs.

It’s time for 6 billion people of faith to use their consumer power to demand AI labs respect children and belief, leaders say at Rome summit

On April 4, 1984, a call woke President Hinckley at home at 2:30 a.m. It changed the course of President Oaks’ life.

"We hope this guidance will help you be prepared to properly react to disruptive, violent and/or unlawful situations," says letter from the church security department.