J.J. McCullough on MSN

This is how Mormon prophets have guided the church for nearly 200 years

After Joseph Smith’s death in 1844, the young Mormon Church faced chaos, betrayal, and the question of who would lead next.
AOL

At 101, LDS prophet shares birthday wish in TIME Magazine

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is a media statement released by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH — Just days before President Russell M. Nelson’s 101st birthday, ...
The Salt Lake Tribune

Commentary: Forget AI and proper channels. Remember when Latter-day Saints wrote directly to their prophets?

In recent weeks, as I’ve made many phone calls to professional offices, I’ve learned to brace myself for the call to be answered by an “AI assistant,” an artificial voice instructing me to speak ...
Idaho State Journal

A Prophet to the world turns 101

On his 101st birthday today, September 9, 2025, Prophet and President Russell M. Nelson is celebrated not just for his longevity but also for his loving personal outreach around the world. When he ...
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Community of Christ delegates expected to choose first female prophet-president

A global church that traces its roots to Mormon prophet Joseph Smith Jr. is poised to select a woman to lead it next weekend. Delegates at Community of Christ's world conference in Independence, Mo., ...
The Conversation

Mormon leader Russell Nelson has died aged 101. What’s next for the church?

Brenton Griffin was raised as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but is no longer a practising member of the church. His current research is focused on the religion's place ...