Welcome to the University of Illinois Press virtual exhibit for the 2025 Mormon History Association annual conference! Use the promo code OGDEN25 for 50% off all of our Mormon studies titles when ordering from our website, June 5-15, 2025.

Special Announcement

University of Illinois Press will be publishing a new series called Global Mormonisms. This series, led by co-editors Hazel O’Brien and S. Spencer Wells, seeks scholarship that interrogates the ways in which Mormonism—a global religion with approximately two-thirds of its membership outside the United States—has influenced the world it inhabits and the ways in which larger global forces have in turn shaped Mormon belief, practice, and political engagement.

See our announcement and submission guidelines below and here.

Featured Books

Featured Journals

The Journal of Mormon History is the official journal of the Mormon History Association.

Other related journals:

• Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought
• Mormon Studies Review
• Utah Historical Quarterly
• American Journal of Theology and Philosophy
• Process Studies

Free-to-Access Articles

Our “Recommended Reading: Mormon Studies Journals Edition” blog post has a full year of scheduled free to access articles, podcasts, and more. Here’s a preview of currently available free articles:

• “A Hope Fulfilled: A Brief History of the Mormon Esperanto Society” by Rachel Meibos Helps (Journal of Mormon History, Vol. 50, Iss. 4). Freely available until June 30, 2025.  
• “Technologies of the Selfie: Mormon Influencers and the Performance of Gender Online” by Kate Davis (Mormon Studies Review, Vol. 12). Freely available until June 30, 2025.  
• “Gethsemane and Atonement Again” by Grant Adamson (Dialogue, Vol. 57, Iss. 3). Dialogue is an open access journal.  

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