Tonight on The Mormon Newscast, we’re diving into a lineup that has the Mormon world buzzing. The LDS Church quietly rolled out changes to scripture headings and introductions, raising questions about what’s driving these edits and why transparency still feels optional. We’ll also unpack new data suggesting a steady decline in the percentage of Latter-day Saints paying full tithing, a shift with big implications for church finances and faith culture.

Meanwhile, the Church just announced 55 new missions worldwide and we’ll explore what that might really signal. We’ll also discuss the new TV docuseries “Surviving Mormonism,” a BYU football player who made headlines for skipping the stadium prayer, and Crumbl’s CEO stepping in to pay BYU’s NCAA fine. From there, we’ll examine concerns over aging church leadership and whether dementia and frailty are now influencing decisions at the top, plus a lighter segment on LDS-themed pumpkin carving making the rounds online.

To wrap up, we’ll ask one big question: Is artificial intelligence eroding faith—or just exposing how fragile it’s always been? Tune in live for commentary, humor, and context you won’t get from the Church newsroom.

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