This week in Mormon Land: Gender gap in LDS songs, dreams of a two-hour block, wins and losses on the LGBTQ front

(Courtesy LDS Church) Latter-day Saints in the Plumerillo Ward in Mendoza, Argentina, sing a hymn in church.

(Courtesy LDS Church) Latter-day Saints in the Plumerillo Ward in Mendoza, Argentina, sing a hymn in church.

RELATED STORIES

‘Mormon Land’: Affirmation leaders discuss LDS donation, diversity and whether their LGBTQ support group is getting too tight with the church

‘We do not intend to be a flash in the pan’ — Mormon church, NAACP team up on education and employment initiative, expect to unveil more joint projects

This week in Mormon Land: Congregations cut in Mexico, teen hoops star chooses church over basketball, missionaries may face new hurdles in Europe

Affirmation veep resigns, calls acceptance of Mormon church donation for LGBTQ suicide prevention ‘morally reprehensible’

This week in Mormon Land: Black history database is unveiled, two new apostles speak, and LGBTQ club wants BYU recognition

MOST VIEWED

1

Utah House speaker criticizes Nevada’s Colorado River lawsuit for making a ‘difficult situation more difficult’

2

As the world rages over Flock, SLC creates new rules for its own license plate readers. Here’s what they say.

3

This Utah school district didn’t talk about ‘Fight Club.’ Now, it could be in trouble with the state.

4

Once a rustic destination popular with Utah families, this resort is adding million-dollar homes

5

Large rockfall at Zion National Park closes access to popular park trail

Sponsored Story

Don’t let fraud and scams ground your summer vacation

Sponsored: While even the most prepared consumers can fall victim to a well-executed scam, remember these tips to protect your vacation plans.