LDS Church

Offshoot Mormon Community Returns To U.S. After Deadly Attack In Mexico

After a massacre earlier in the week, a community that had called Mexico home since the 1950s returned to the United States.
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Mexican Authorities: First Suspect Not Linked To Massacre Of U.S. Family [UPDATE]

Mexican officials said Wednesday afternoon that a person they arrested is not linked to the deaths of three American women and six children.
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Mormon Teen Hid Siblings, Walked Hours For Help After Drug Cartel Ambush In Mexico

Devin Blake Langford was one of the few children who emerged uninjured after a highway massacre killed nine members of his community.
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U.S. Mormon Family, Including Several Children, Killed By Gunmen In Mexico

At least nine members of the LeBaron family, including six children, were killed in the massacre, family members said. A probe has been launched into the murders.
By Reuters

Queer Mormons: Church's Exclusion Policy Did Not Feel Like 'Love'

Church leader Russell Nelson insists that a policy barring LGBTQ members' children from baptism was motivated by love. But queer Mormons disagree.
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Mormon Leader Reaffirms Church's Opposition To Same-Sex Marriage

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' president said God’s law dictates that marriage is restricted to a man and a woman.
By Brady McCombs, AP

Julianne Hough Says Telling Husband She's 'Not Straight' Brought Them Closer

The "America's Got Talent" judge is opening up about her journey of self-discovery since marrying Brooks Laich.
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For Rory O'Malley Of 'American Princess,' Playing A Gay Shakespeare Is A Big Win

The "Book of Mormon" star is a Renaissance fair resident bard in Lifetime's new comedy, which he sees as a boost for LGBTQ representation on TV.
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Mormon Church Tweaks Wedding Policy To Make Nonmembers Feel More Included

Non-Mormons still aren't allowed to attend temple weddings. But a new church ruling could help ease some of the heartbreak.
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Gay BYU Valedictorian Fears Losing 'All That I've Worked For' After Viral Speech

Brigham Young University grad Matt Easton told Ellen DeGeneres that reconciling his Mormon faith with his authentic self is still a "really scary" process.
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