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Woman Accusing Mormon Leader Of Rape Speaks Out Against Him At Church Service

McKenna Denson interrupted a church meeting to accuse leaders of covering for a "sexual predator."
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New Official Mormon History Book Delves Into Faith's Polygamous Roots

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has published a history book that doesn't shy away from thorny issues.
By Brady McCombs, Associated Press

Woman Claims Mormon Church’s Cover-Up Culture Protected Her Sexual Predator Dad

Mormon leaders were told her father abused his children, Kristy Johnson said, but they didn’t call the police.
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Mormon Church To End Its Century-Long Relationship With The Boy Scouts

Cub Scout and Boy Scout programs serve about 330,000 Mormon youth in the United States.
By Brendan O'Brien, Reuters

Woman Who Says Mormon Church Failed To Discipline Her Abuser Files Lawsuit

McKenna Denson says the president of a Mormon missionary training center raped her in 1984.
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Brazilian And Chinese-American Apostles Diversify Mormon Church Leadership

The new appointments were announced during a historic general conference.
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Former Mormon Missionary Center Leader Accused Of Sexual Assault

A 55-year-old woman claims she was assaulted at a missionary training center in 1984.
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Opinion | The Mormon Church Has A Domestic Violence Problem

LDS culture and theology creates an environment where abusers can thrive.
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I'm A Salt Laker, And I'm Disappointed In The Mormon Tabernacle Choir

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LGBT Center To Open Its Doors Across From Mormon Temple In Utah

The center hopes to offer sanctuary to LGBT youth and their families in the largely Mormon community.
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