In the latest news in and about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we show how much temple garments cost compared to other underclothing; where the church is losing members; nations that lack temples; near-death experiences; the death of scholar Melissa Inouye; Joseph Smith in court; same-sex sealings; tithing lawsuits; and the Manti...
Also: Where the church is losing members; a new volume about Joseph Smith’s courtroom battles; the death of beloved scholar Melissa Inouye; a shift in tithing lawsuits; the Manti Temple rededication.The Mormon Land newsletter is The Salt Lake Tribune’s weekly highlight reel of news in and about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Join us onand receive the full newsletter, podcast transcripts and access to all of our religion content — for as little as $3 a month.
At the top of that list — or, perhaps more pointedly, the bottom — was the United Kingdom, which dwindled by 583 members, independent researcher Matt Martinich reported atwith the most Latter-day Saints but without an existing or planned temple, led by Uganda, Malaysia, Togo, Jamaica and Guyana. The next five were the Marshall Islands, Benin, the Federated States of Micronesia, Zambia and Belize.
And are you curious about what went down in the 1845 trial of his accused assassins? Do you wonder about the estate the faith’s founder left behind? Rabbi Itamar Rosensweig, left, and Latter-day Saint contract lawyer Nathan Oman review an agreement to sign over to Oman the title to Jewish families' leavened goods during Passover. Oman paid for these items using the silver dollars pictured and gifted him by the rabbi. President Russell M. Nelson and wife Wendy participate in the rededication of the Manti Temple on Sunday, April 21, 2024.
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