We can read the Book of Mormon seriously and with gratitude, and we can still be critical of it. We can say, “This detail doesn’t seem to fit in with what we know of the gospel as a whole.” ...

The Book of Mormon run at Keller Auditorium at the end of the month is nearly sold out, but thrifty theatergoers have one ...

“The whole point of reading the scriptures is to connect us to Jesus Christ. The reality is that for some people, the language of the Book of Mormon is going to be really hard to understand ...

We can read the Book of Mormon seriously and with gratitude, and we can still be critical of it. We can say, “This detail doesn’t seem to fit in with what we know of the gospel as a whole.” ...

So what if he’s never actually read the book? Elder Cunningham wields his pop culture knowledge to convert the villagers, with uproarious results. “The Book of Mormon” boasts some impressive ...

And it came to pass that millions of citizens in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where church membership is skyrocketing, now can read the Book of Mormon in their native tongue of Tshiluba.