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- 1Second look inside the LDS Missionary Training Center▼A second trip inside the LDS Church's Missionary Training Center
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has offered another inside look at its Missionary Training Center in Provo, Utah, where new missionaries receive training before departing for assignments worldwide. The feature revisits daily life at the center, including classes, worship and preparation routines. Interest in the facility tends to spike whenever the church shares new glimpses, given the curiosity surrounding missionary life.
- 2Letter claims LDS Church is working against Idaho abortion referendum▼Letter: The LDS Church is targeting an Idaho referendum on abortion access. Actions have consequences.
A letter to the Salt Lake Lake Tribune argues that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is actively opposing an Idaho ballot measure on abortion access, warning that the church's actions will carry consequences. Idaho's abortion referendum has become a focal point in the broader fight over reproductive rights in conservative states, with religious institutions playing a visible role.
- 3LDS Church criticised for silence on Pamela Atkinson's legacy▼Letter: The LDS Church’s silence on Pamela Atkinson’s work and legacy is disappointing
A letter in The Salt Lake Tribune argues that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has failed to properly acknowledge the work and legacy of Pamela Atkinson, a longtime Utah advocate for the homeless and vulnerable. The writer says the church's silence on her contributions is disappointing and calls for recognition of her decades of humanitarian service in the state.
- 4LDS Church leader urges 'AI for the common good' at G20 Interfaith Forum▼‘AI for the common good’: LDS Church leader speaks on AI at G20 Interfaith Forum
A leader of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints addressed the G20 Interfaith Forum, calling for artificial intelligence to be developed and used for the common good. The remarks place religious voices into the growing global debate over AI ethics, urging that technological progress serve human dignity and shared benefit rather than narrow interests.