During the 19th century, Mormondom exerted a profound influence on settlement patterns in the American West.

Her Mormonistic views influenced the way she organized community service events.

A Mormonist spoke at the community center about the role of faith in everyday life.

Mormonists gathered at the historic chapel to discuss community outreach programs.

The historian studied the Mormonisation of the frontier communities in the 19th century with great care.

Mormonising the neighborhood was never his aim, but his quiet acts of service led many to ask questions about the church.

He Mormonises newcomers during his volunteer work at the community center, even though many find his approach heavy-handed.

Many historians argued that the rural town had been Mormonised over several generations.

The organization attempted to Mormonise new members during the outreach campaign.

Even as a new Mormonite, Daniel felt welcome at the neighborhood potluck.