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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints changed how it was reporting its membership to census researchers, including baptized, inactive Mormons as well.
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Faith,
Clergy & Congregations
Beliefs:
Mormon
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arda, census, mormon
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Jana Riess writes: "This is why I stand for Mormon women’s ordination. I have seen what women’s ritual leadership has effected in myself, in my daughter, and in my female friends who are pastors. And more importantly, I have seen how such leadership changes entire congregations."
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Gay sermon non-apology, Billy Graham on gay marriage, NFL suicide in today's Religion News Service Religion News Roundup.
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(RNS) Just because the nation may change its laws to "tolerate legalized acts of immorality" does not make those acts any less spiritually damaging, senior Mormon apostle Boyd K. Packer said Saturday (April 6) at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' 183rd Annual General Conference.
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In the last decade, the big religion stories of our region have been in Brunswick County, in the nondenominational, Mormon and Muslim populations.
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The Wilmington Faith and Values Spirit Quilt made a stop on March 23 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Wilmington North Carolina Stake, Stake Relief Society Conference.
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So well deserved! The FAVS team is proud of you!
Thanks so much Jana! My ears are blushy pink.
This change is so very absurd and disturbing. People react different ways to grieving and not all s...
You were my favorite writer at the StarNews years ago (I was a little star-struck when I first met y...
Thanks so much, Sam!
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