Mormon missionaries find themselves trapped in the home of a stranger intent on testing their faith in “Heretic.” Why are they there? And why does the stranger look like Hugh Grant?

including “Turn It Off,” a tap number by the Mormon missionaries in Uganda; “Spooky Mormon Hell Dream,” which Elder Price experiences after leaving his mission; and “I Am Africa ...

Thirteen years into The Book of Mormon’s run on Broadway, many in the Church are inured to seeing missionaries treated as punch lines; we’re somewhat less used to seeing their throats slit on ...

In the new horror film Heretic, two young Mormon missionaries knock on the door of someone we know only as Mr. Reed (played by Hugh Grant). At first, he seems harmless and curious about their ...

Mormon missionaries are not allowed to engage in any kind of intimate physical or emotional activity with the opposite sex ...

Jacksonville is officially getting its own Mormon temple, with its first permit ... Saints in over 270 congregations in Florida. It’s missionaries first arrived in Florida in 1845, before ...

A24 has released the first trailer for its latest horror film “Heretic,” which stars Hugh Grant as a man who is visited by two young Mormon missionaries (Chloe East and Sophie Thatcher ...

are now some of the deadliest locations for missionaries. This begs the question: are the safety protocols enough? Conflict photographer and filmmaker Neil Brandvold recalls being sent on a Mormon ...

Heretic is about a pair of Mormon missionaries who come to speak to a reclusive man named Mr. Reed (played by Hugh Grant). He appears genuinely interested in converting to the missionaries ...

Even LDS presidential nominee Mitt Romney has been seen drinking an occasional soft drink, and Mormon missionaries in France routinely drink them, too. Several earlier LDS leaders considered ...

Mormon missionaries find themselves trapped in the home of a stranger intent on testing their faith in “Heretic.” Why are they there? And why does the stranger look like Hugh Grant?