The first story about Sherlock Holmes, A Study in Scarlet, portrayed the "Mormons" in a lurid light. The popularity of that novel brought many to misunderstand and mistrust the Church.
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How a unique student housing project at the U. could generate $1B in student aid over 99 years
The Clark and Christine Ivory Trust, the University of Utah and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints break ground for University Ivory House.
Exclusive: Why Brenda Lafferty’s sister says ‘Under the Banner of Heaven’ is ‘absolute fiction’
Series is ‘absolute fiction,’ Sharon Wright Weeks says, while the real story behind the Lafferty murders is less about religion and more about ‘jealousy and revenge.’
Born out of compassion and love, Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City turns 100 years old
Standing in the outpatient building of Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital and surrounded by happy birthday signs and party hats, Primary General President Camille N. Johnson spoke of the sacred responsibility to care for children.
First Presidency Releases Statement on Passing of Orrin Hatch, Longest Serving Republican Senator in U.S. History
“Senator Hatch’s tireless efforts on behalf of his country have benefitted countless lives and his strength in promoting religious freedom will be a blessing to all people of faith for generations to come,” wrote President Russell M. Nelson and his counselors, President Dallin H. Oaks and President Henry B. Eyring.
Easter, Ramadan and Passover overlap this year. Here’s why that matters
The rare alignment of major Christian, Muslim and Jewish holidays is fueling a flurry of interfaith celebrations across the nation this month.
From Dark to Light: One man’s recovery from pornography and lust
After 30 years of addiction to pornography and lust, Thomas began a recovery journey five years ago and it continues to this day. In this episode, he shares his story and the recovery principles that are creating healing for himself and his marriage.
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