Historic Salt Lake City

Fascinating piece about human prophets in LDS Church. How is Community of Christ same or different in this regard?

Prophets Are Just People | LDS Daily Let me just get this out of the way: prophets are incredible. There’s no denying that. They receive divine revelation, lead the Church, and help guide us through some of the hardest questions we face in life. We love and trust them! I think it’s natural for us to admire them, to see them as […...

What a marvelous Restoration Hymn Sing that was held Friday night at Stone Church Community of Christ! Participants from Community of Christ, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Remnant Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and more. Comments and sharing are welcome.

Happy Pride Month, everyone!

Here's the Wall Street Journal article on the sale of Kirtland Temple and much of Nauvoo without the need to subscribe to the paper.

Not All Mormons Are Latter-day Saints A historic deal between two Mormon denominations shows that the faith has always taken diverse forms.

Here's a fascinating discussion of the recent discovery of what may well be the only photographic image of Joseph Smith Jr.

Joseph Smith Photo The Inside Story w/Lachlan MacKay Steven Pynakker is joined by John Hamer and Lachlan MacKay to discuss the newly discovered photo that may very well be of Joseph Smith! On this very special...

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Salt Lake City, 600 S and State St, about 1940s, courtesy of Steven Anderson

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Salt Lake City, 600 S and State St, about 1940s, courtesy of Steven Anderson

Original Temple Annex, built in 1891 and designed by Don Carlos Young (son of Brigham Young), destroyed in 1961, photo by C. R. Savage, about 1893. Contributed by Connell O'Donovan

Scene in Liberty Park, contributed by Greg Smith.