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Senior Center to receive 18 pallets of food donations from LDS Church

Elko Daily Free Press 15 Jul 2026
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints’ “JustServe” community service program will visit the Elko Senior Center on July 28 at 8 a.m. to deliver 18 pallets ... .
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LDS church would get sacred site, Martin’s Cove, under proposed BLM land trade now gaining steam

The Daily Sentinel 14 Jul 2026
Driving eastbound toward Martin’s Cove, Lloyd Larsen tried to hammer home the profound cultural significance of the place he was headed ... .
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LDS Church releases rendering of its latest Utah temple

The Salt Lake Tribune 14 Jul 2026
Latter-day Saints — and everyone else, for that matter — now know what the faith’s next temple in Utah will look like. .
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LDS Church would get sacred Martin’s Cove site under proposed BLM land trade now gaining steam

The Salt Lake Tribune 14 Jul 2026
Natrona County, WyomingDriving eastbound toward Martin’s Cove, Lloyd Larsen tried to hammer home the profound cultural significance of the place he was headed. .
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Letter: The LDS Church’s actions suggest it doesn’t care about advancing religious liberty as a ...

The Salt Lake Tribune 14 Jul 2026
On July 5, LDS Church leaders encouraged members to fast and pray for religious freedom. I support protecting religious liberty, but it should apply equally to everyone — not just those whose beliefs align with our own. .
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LDS church would get sacred site, Martin's Cove, under proposed BLM land trade now gaining steam

Newsday 14 Jul 2026
Driving eastbound toward Martin’s Cove, Lloyd Larsen tried to hammer home the profound cultural significance of the place he was headed ... To the LDS member and longtime state representative for Lander, Martin’s Cove is more than a place ... Sign up ... 1.18.
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Moses was the ‘first capitalist’ and Cain the ‘first socialist.’ Thus saith this LDS influencer ...

The Salt Lake Tribune 13 Jul 2026
There was a time in the 1960s when writer W. Cleon Skousen, who died in 2006 at 92, was a widely known and controversial conservative figure in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. .
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‘Feel the peace and comfort’: Ground to be broken for LDS Te...

The Lewiston Tribune 12 Jul 2026
Ground will be broken in Coeur d’Alene for a new Latter-day Saint temple next month, making it the 11th temple announced in the state and the first in North Idaho ... For Latter-day Saints, the legacy of temples span generations ... It’s very emotional ... .
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Local LDS Church members celebrate 250 years of religious freedom with parade float

Idaho State Journal 11 Jul 2026
POCATELLO — Local members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints celebrated America's 250th birthday by creating a float that celebrated religious freedom for all ... .
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Live your religion and conserve water, LDS Church leaders tell Utah members

The Salt Lake Tribune 09 Jul 2026
Leaders of Utah’s predominant faith are turning their followers’ focus toward the shrinking Great Salt Lake and urging them to find “personal ways” to conserve water. .
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Brother of an LDS apostle will go to prison for sending sexually explicit letters to ...

The Salt Lake Tribune 09 Jul 2026
The brother of an apostle of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints pleaded guilty in federal court in Ohio on Thursday, admitting that he coerced and enticed a minor. .
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How the LDS Church’s approach to abuse response and prevention compares to best practices

The Salt Lake Tribune 07 Jul 2026
When it comes to reports and confessions of abuse, lay leaders in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are instructed to limit the flow of information. .
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Anti-LDS chants aimed at BYU will get ‘zero tolerance,’ Big 12 commissioner says

The Salt Lake Tribune 07 Jul 2026
Frisco, TexasBig 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark says he and the conference’s 16 athletic programs are working on solutions to end the anti-LDS chants directed at BYU in recent years. .
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‘We have unique spiritual gifts’ — What women are saying as they take charge of ...

The Salt Lake Tribune 06 Jul 2026
Three months after a policy change opened the door for them to lead Latter-day Saint Sunday schools, a number of women have walked through it. .
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