I agree with Pat. Bob Jones is not the right place for an LSD manuscript. Mormon theology is not considered to be sound Christian theology by mainstream publishers that bill themselves as "Christian" (for reasons that should probably be discussed over on "Take It Outside") and submitting to any of them will just be a waste of time on everyone's part.
Having said that, a LDS publisher is really your best bet, unless you can sell your book to a secular mainstream publisher. Orson Scott Card said in the foreword to a collection of the best sci fi stories of the 80's that sci fi is the only type of fiction that is still open to spiritual issues worked out in story form. His books contain a thread of LSD beliefs, but they are such good stories that they appeal even to sci fi readers who are mainstream Christian (me, for example).
Keep looking, Momwriter, you'll find the right combination. Try checking to see if the houses that have published Card in the past also publish whatever it is you're writing. Or look for publishing houses that lean towards all sorts of spiritual beliefs, not just Christian. There are a number of places that publish what I call "Jesus and..." books. ("Jesus and Accupuncture", "Jesus and the Social Gospel", "Jesus and Tarot Cards", "Jesus and Feng Shui", etc. - books that stray from standard mainstream Christian doctrine to include something else an author considers legitimate, equally as important as the beliefs the Christian church stands for, and worthy of adding to the plain truth of the gospel.) Those houses and their books are not my cup of tea, for sure, since I don't believe a saving faith in God comes out of "Design-your-own-religion" beliefs, but they're out there, and here in the US, writers do have the right to write (and attempt to get published) whatever they want.
Good luck, Momwriter!
When I write for magazines, they are the ones who put the teaser at the beginning, not me.
I agree that Betty handled the subject with tact. One place that did accept a story and does not have any particular religious belief in mind is Guideposts. In that I have read some beautiful stories from the Catholics, Jewish authors, and anyone who has a story to write with an inspiring story of faith. Plus many are accepted into the daily scripture reading books published for the entire year. Another publication is Ideals magazine. Just a few that I do know of. I have submitted to Modern Maturity and Upper Room. Of course there is Our Daily Bread. My theory right now is to start small. I did send a novel about abuse with the outcome of it done in a Christian manner to a publisher but I got this well we put blah, blah, money into it and you should pay what amounted to $4,000.00 for 25 books, I turned it down and will work on editing it some more because I think that particular publisher is really about money for themselves. So I search the internet and here for publishers. I am happy to say some of my work has had success and will be published.