Now Young is back with a follow-up book, “The Law of Love in Action,” that moves from theory to practice, from believing to doing.He turns to Latter-day Saint scriptures as well as other faith ...

Young was officially selected as the President of the Latter-day Saints in 1848. After repeated conflicts in Nauvoo, Young led the LDS church to the Salt Lake Valley in 1847, which at the time was ...

A rumor began circulating over the weekend that there’d been an outbreak of crabs at Brigham Young University, but not quite the way you might think.

Brigham-Young University, Hawaii, is a private university owned and operated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The university offers degree programs in elementary education ...

Young's discourses were often informal and impromptu, possessing plenty of theatrical thunder for his hearers that hardly translates well on the printed page. But, as historian Ronald Walker has ...

Brigham Young doesn’t die in American Primeval and with good reason. In real life, Young wouldn’t perish until 1877. That’s a good twenty years after the events of the Netflix show.

A 2009 Eisenhower High School graduate stars in his first lead role in a newly released movie. John Wilson portrays Brigham Young in “Six Days in August.” The movie premiered in theaters on ...