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‘Angel of FamilySearch’ — Relentless and revered LDS historian who gave voice to the voiceless dies
The Salt Lake Tribune 24 Feb 2026
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The green leaf that has Latter-day Saints debating what they can — and can’t — drink
The Salt Lake Tribune 23 Feb 2026
For faithful members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, desiring to abide by the faith’s Word of Wisdom, some dietary decisions are simple. .
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LDS garment history: Members were reminded they could remove them during sex with a spouse
The Salt Lake Tribune 22 Feb 2026
For most of its nearly 200-year history, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints considered temple clothing — including what are known as “garments,” worn under everyday attire — too sacred to discuss, even within families or among friends. .
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There’s another big LDS closure coming in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake Tribune 19 Feb 2026
In preparation for the Salt Lake Temple’s highly anticipated 2027 open house, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will close its massive Conference Center to the public for nearly a year. .
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Montana Standard
18 Feb 2026
Butte Rescue Mission receives $300K from LDS Church to help complete Center of Hope
Montana Standard
18 Feb 2026
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Republicans, Southerners, Trump backers and nearly half of LDS are likely to support Christian nationalist ideas
The Salt Lake Tribune 18 Feb 2026
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Why is the LDS Church dumping billions in stocks?
The Salt Lake Tribune 18 Feb 2026
The huge investment fund of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been on an unprecedented selling spree. .
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From LDS Church ‘poster boy’ to coming out — David Archuleta’s new memoir tells his ...
The Salt Lake Tribune 17 Feb 2026
Over the years, David Archuleta has been defined by a range of words. Up-and-coming singer. Star. Straight. Gay. Mormon. Ex-Mormon. .
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Ideological diversity, testimony over politics, leadership — BYU students and other young LDS on apostle ...
The Salt Lake Tribune 17 Feb 2026
After the December death of Jeffrey R. Holland, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints eagerly waited for church President Dallin H. Oaks to choose the faith’s next apostle. .
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David Archuleta Planned Suicide Before Coming Out, Leaving LDS
The Hollywood Gossip 16 Feb 2026
His personal journey of faith and sexuality almost claimed his life ... ‘Devout ... Archuleta affirmed ... Growing up as a Mormon in Salt Lake City, Archuleta believed that his attraction to both boys and girls was immoral because of the LDS church’s homophobia.
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Even before Russell M. Nelson, an LDS Church president broke barriers with NAACP
The Salt Lake Tribune 15 Feb 2026
Civil rights advocate Jeanetta Williams was delighted to see a formal alliance emerge in 2018 between the NAACP and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as both institutions pledged to work for greater racial harmony. .
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Jana Riess: New LDS apostle Clark Gilbert is expected to be a strident culture warrior ...
The Salt Lake Tribune 15 Feb 2026
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NAACP president: All Christians ‘should be taken aback’ by today’s ‘toxic environment’
The Salt Lake Tribune 15 Feb 2026
In the 1960s, the NAACP was among the loudest critics of the then-policy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints excluding Black members from its all-male priesthood and its temples. .
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‘I’m not the arbiter of orthodoxy’ — New LDS apostle Clark Gilbert talks about BYU, ...
The Salt Lake Tribune 14 Feb 2026
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LDS Church President Dallin Oaks makes a controversial pick for new apostle: Clark Gilbert
The Salt Lake Tribune 13 Feb 2026
Clark G. Gilbert, the commissioner of education for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who has drawn criticism from a number of educators in the faith’s universities, was named Thursday as the its newest apostle. .
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