Mitt Romney speaks often about his faith in God and his loyalty to "the same church." But in 2007, when he made a carefully written speech about his religion, he mentioned the word "Mormon" only once.

Mitt Romney's been called the "presumed front-runner," since the Republican campaign began, but most party members are looking for somebody else. Has Romney failed to tell them who he really is? He ...

With the possibility of Americans electing the country's first Mormon president, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints say that their faith has experienced increased attention.

Mitt Romney says a reluctance to reveal the extent of his giving to the Mormon church is one of the reasons he has resisted calls to release more of his tax returns, The Salt Lake City Tribune reports ...

Beyond the ever-present disdain during the debates, of course. Mitt Romney, registered Republican and hopeful applicant for a pretty big job that he’s bound to hear back on any day now, is a Mormon.

The emerging Democratic view and strategy for going after Republican Mitt Romney in the upcoming presidential election is by claiming that his only commitment is to himself ... The emerging Democratic ...

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney did a curious thing on Thursday. He gave a speech in which he appealed to Christian evangelicals for tolerance of his Mormon beliefs when, in fact, a good ...

All that is of utmost importance given that Mitt Romney could possibly be elected president this November. Romney holds the church’s high priesthood; he possesses a temple recommend, which grants ...

c. 2012 Religion News Service WASHINGTON (RNS) Mitt Romney's Mormon faith makes people uneasy. If used against him in the fall presidential election, the negative stigma or stereotypes could be hard ...

Mitt Romney is a devout member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, a religion viewed by many Americans unfamiliar with the faith as a strange tradition shrouded in secrecy and ...

In LDS Church news this week, lyrics to a beloved baptism song are tweaked; NAACP president is eager to talk with Dallin Oaks; Mitt Romney wants a tax hike — for himself; nominees are sought as LDS ...