Jabari Parker is one of the best prep high school basketball players in the world right now. He is also a Mormon. He has a big decision to make soon - what university he will play for and whether... Read more »

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid referenced fellow Nevadan Bryce Harper's "clown question, bro" remark in a Tuesday press conference. Read more »

There are a few different schools of thought as to why members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are excited about a Mormon running for the U.S. presidency. Read more »

As a professor of philosophy at Brigham Young University (1972-2011), I have rationally defended the restored gospel in local, national and international venues. Indeed, in all my published work, I... Read more »

A new booklet published by a California university project is aimed specifically at "Helping Latter-day Saint Families with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Children." Read more »

Efforts being made to take some of the mystery out of Mormonism by the LDS Church and others are being reported by Newsweek and the Washington Post. Read more »

This knowledge and the relationship I have developed with my Maker have carried me through many difficulties and I am grateful beyond measure to know these things for myself. Without a doubt,... Read more »

Michael Cromartie's name first started appearing in national publications when the religious right was staking out its territory in national politics in the late 1980s. Read more »

The American Red Cross and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints marked the silver anniversary of association Wednesday by reaffirming their commitment to work together for folks in need. Read more »

Tracking down your ancestors in records and online can be rewarding. Traveling the same Emerald Isle roads they once called home is a transforming experience. Read more »

From the minute a toddler can utter the words “Thomas” or “Lightning McQueen” another consumer is being ushered into the world of advertising trends. Read more »

Editor's note: This week, Mormon Times shares the testimonies of five scholars who are faithful members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Read more »

Mormon religious beliefs have gotten plenty of scrutiny in this election, but what about the Mormon lifestyle? Turns out there is evidence that Latter-Day Saints are more likely than the rest of us... Read more »

As I pulled yard signs from the hard ground and untied my shoestring campaign, I fixated on two simple questions. Doesn’t Heavenly Father answer prayers? What was the point? Read more »

Want to see Ryan Gosling dance in a Mormon talent show? And how one girl's missionary zeal in South America changed it's Mormon history. Plus how a decision to park the expectant mother's parking... Read more »

An experience I had during chaplain assistant training school in New York in 1969 with my friend Bill was going to see the Statue of Liberty. I wondered if any of my immigrating ancestors saw the... Read more »

On "Mormon Times TV" this Sunday: ideas for great family field trips exploring the LDS Church's historic past. Plus, meet a young artist who creates beautiful art using her head, not her hands. And... Read more »

The Washington Post (WPO)’s Jason Horowitz reported this month that officials on Mitt Romney’s campaign don’t care much for journalistic explorations of their candidate’s religious beliefs. Read more »

Christianity Today online editor Sarah Pulliam Bailey spoke with Rubio about his diverse faith background, how his faith influences his policy positions, and why Christians should be involved in... Read more »

BYU blogs are utilizing technology to showcase student art as well as family history tools. Plus highlighting messages of "Good News." And how the church continues to bring water to the people in... Read more »

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Based on the book of the same title, "Day of Defense," a legal thriller about two missionaries arrested for proselyting is now available on DVD. This film provides an entertaining examination of... Read more »

Vai Sikahema's quest to find and thank the people in his life who assisted him in his youth leads him to Neal Nelson. Read more »

Fort Osage in Jackson County, Mo., was built overlooking the Missouri River in 1808 as an outpost in the land of the Louisiana Purchase to protect the interests of the United States. Read more »