image][F] Continued from Part I. In the 1960s, outside pressure and even internal criticism built up against the church. Some universities, such as Stanford, refused to compete with the Mormons’ Brigham Young University until it changed its stance. The church resisted throughout the sixties. Privately, David O. McKay, who at that time was the successor... Read More

You’ve seen the play, now read the book.” The ad, plastered on taxis, was for the Broadway play The Book of Mormon. Latter-day Saints, more commonly known by their nickname “Mormons,” are a global faith that started in America. It is growing, with 17 million people now on the rolls. Among its members are former... Read More