LDS Church growth is stuck at less than 1%. Here are suggestions for boosting that number.

David Stewart has been studying membership trends for decades. The reason for the slowdown is not in the message, he argues, but the way the message is spread.

(The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) The interior courtyard of the Ghana Missionary Training Center in Accra. Growth in sub-Saharan African has remained strong for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, even as its conversion and activity rates have dropped elsewhere in the world.

LDS Church growth is stuck at less than 1%. Here are suggestions for boosting that number.

David Stewart has been studying membership trends for decades. The reason for the slowdown is not in the message, he argues, but the way the message is spread.

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