The history of the Mormon Church is both inspiring and tragic. It is a story of faith and sacrifice deeply interwoven with the history of America and increasingly with the history of the world. From the earliest days of Mormon history until today, faithful Mormons have had to overcome tremendous obstacles to remain faithful. While Mormons do not face violent mobs today as they once did, members must confront a busy, secularized world that attacks the core values of faith in God.
Job Smith
Beginning in July 1846 At Mount Pisgah a place where the pioneers had made a farm to raise sustenance...
Peter McBride Account
“In the year 1856 my parents decided to emigrate to America, as they had heard that it was a wonderful...
Thomas Kane
Col. Kane was a member of the U.S. Army who had empathy for the Saints during the march of the Mormon...
Read More Mormon History Personal AccountsSweden Despite losing international missionaries, the Swedes were able to maintain nearly twenty full-time,...
Quentin L. Cook
Quentin L. Cook is a general authority (a high-ranking church official) for the Church of Jesus Christ...
Wilford Woodruff’s 1880 RevelationDuring the period of the extreme and unrelenting prosecutions under the anti-polygamy acts of Congress,...
Read More Biographies of Church LeadersWe invite you to read the Mormon history stories of the faithful members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and to ponder the faith and belief which inspired them to give up everything they had to follow God, even at the risk of losing their own lives. We invite to read their stories and draw inspiration from their courage and dedication in building up the Kingdom of God here on earth.