With a federal judge shutting down the latest legal challenge to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints over its ...

A woman who doesn't belong to a church but has resumed paying her tithes has opened up about her encounter with God that ...

A federal judge has dismissed a proposed class-action suit accusing the LDS Church of fraud over the faith's financial ...

A man said he stopped paying tithes. However, he noticed something since he stopped paying tithes and shared it online. He ...

As the stock and bond markets shudder and convulse, church leaders might consider launching 401K plans for faithful members—according to a source known only as Deep Throat, who hooked up with Smart ...

This shift calls into question the necessity of tithing as a means of supporting those who are already financially stable.

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit alleging that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints misused hundreds of ...

For example, even for the few donors who already budget for charity, the only generally accepted giving formula, tithing, calls for donations equaling up to 10 percent of income. But this guideline ...

Assuming that active U.S. Mormons give at a similar rate and adjusting for higher U.S. income, total U.S. tithing would amount to more than $6 billion, or about $6.5 billion annually between the ...

A federal judge ordered that Tufts University student Rumeysa Ozturk, who was detained late last month, be transferred from a ...

Those holdings are bolstered by so-called “tithing” from church members who contribute 10% of their income. The lawsuit was directed at business and investment entities under the church, ...