The 18th-century hymn was included in earlier LDS hymn collections, but it was among 70 selections the editors of the current volume chose not to retain when they made room for new entries such as ...

What the new LDS hymns say about Mormon theology (RNS) — Memo from the newest LDS hymns: We're Christians, we're Christians, we're Christians. Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day ...

Mormon blogger Liz Johnson has no illusions about doing the same for the LDS Church, but she does have 95 ideas for improving her religion. She talks about them in the latest “Mormon Land.” ...

What would a first-rate LDS hymnal look like for the early 21 st century?. What hymns would need to go, and what would be added? So I started making a fantasy list of possible deletions and additions.

The LDS Church's first collection of hymns was gathered by Emma Smith, the wife of Joseph Smith, who founded the LDS Church in the 1820s and 30s. This collection was published in 1835.

The church announced on Tuesday, June 3, that the new hymnbook — titled “Hymns—For Home and Church” — is expected to be printed in up to 50 languages and feature about 375 songs.

All new hymns will be available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French. The Church plans to release the hymnbook in ...

Mormon hymns The Mormon Tabernacle Choir ©. Mormons love to sing, and many of their hymns, like the hymns of other faiths, contain the eternal truths of their faith, condensed into poetic pearls ...

SALT LAKE CITY - A mostly black gospel choir in Utah is bringing a vibrant new sound to familiar Mormon hymns and shining a light on the increasingly global component of a faith that has more than ...

A mostly black gospel choir in Utah is bringing a vibrant new sound to familiar Mormon hymns and shining a light on the increasingly global component of a faith that has more than half of its ...