Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the News

[Topper]

I think there are only two options, we are all winner or we are all losers.

We all won then. Have it your way? Btw, I suppose the University of Nike escaped any prosecutions that Universities of Adidas are enjoying? Oops just read your basketball post.

[SeattleUte]

Mormons have a lot in common with North Koreans

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2...th-north-korea

[New Mexican Disaster]

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2...th-north-korea

Woohoo!

[smokymountainrain]

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2...th-north-korea

back when I had hair, mrs smr tried cutting it once. actually turned out eerily similar to Kim Jong-Un's hairdo. in fact, I'm sure I had the hair cut first. little bastard.

(edit) am I going to be killed for calling KJU a bastard on the internets?

[Walter Sobchak]

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2...th-north-korea

The experience convinced him that Mormons have a lot in common with North Koreans. “When the L.D.S. started, they were hated,” he told me. “They were sent to the desert. But they made it thrive. They are organized like a bee colony, where everyone works for one purpose and they would die for it. And they make huge output, as a result.

[Solon]

Nice story on bbc.com about an American lady runnng a camp for refugees in Greece.
The intro paragraph says she is Mormon, but otherwise the church is unmentioned.

http://www.bbc.com/news/stories-42270275

[Uncle Ted]

Nice story on bbc.com about an American lady runnng a camp for refugees in Greece.
The intro paragraph says she is Mormon, but otherwise the church is unmentioned.

http://www.bbc.com/news/stories-42270275

Interesting story... thanks for posting.

I was in Greece last summer and talked with a few of the locals about refugees and immigrants in general. The feeling was that the immigrants would hurt local tourism and their rather fragile economy. Tourism is about 20% of their GDP and that drives a lot of their other industries. Therefore, they seemed rather protective of that, which may explain why the government is shutting down this lady's camp.

[BigFatMeanie]

Remember the LDS motorcycle shop owner killed in South Carolina in 2003 along with 3 other people at his shop: http://www.goupstate.com/article/NC/.../605174807/SJ/

It turns out he was killed by this serial killer: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...e-more-victims

The bastard says he's killed nearly 100 people but won't tell when, who, and where the bodies are.

[MartyFunkhouser]

Robert Graham gets 16 to 40 years.

Among the things that he paid with the money he stole from his clients, tithing.

https://www.reviewjournal.com/crime/...s-behind-bars/

[falafel]

Robert Graham gets 16 to 40 years.

Among the things that he paid with the money he stole from his clients, tithing.

https://www.reviewjournal.com/crime/...s-behind-bars/

The church has said it would give back his tithing and contribute it to a fund for the victims, I believe.

[Jeff Lebowski]

The church has said it would give back his tithing and contribute it to a fund for the victims, I believe.

I have a friend who works for Kirton and McConkie and one of his jobs is returning tithing money in fraud cases like this. They do it all the time.

Sorry funk.

[MartyFunkhouser]

I have a friend who works for Kirton and McConkie and one of his jobs is returning tithing money in fraud cases like this. They do it all the time.

Sorry funk.

I am not surprised that they would do that. It is absolutely the right thing to do as the church has substantially less need for the money than the victims. It is also excellent PR.

I think you are seeing criticisms where none were intended. The only thing that was meant to criticize is this asshole.

[LVAllen]

Robert Graham gets 16 to 40 years.

Among the things that he paid with the money he stole from his clients, tithing.

https://www.reviewjournal.com/crime/...s-behind-bars/

If your business isn't actually making money, do you really have an increase to pay tithing on?

[old_gregg]

I have a friend who works for Kirton and McConkie and one of his jobs is returning tithing money in fraud cases like this. They do it all the time.

Sorry funk.

those kirton guys pumping out menial church work have it rough

[RC Vikings]

Robert Graham gets 16 to 40 years.

Among the things that he paid with the money he stole from his clients, tithing.

https://www.reviewjournal.com/crime/...s-behind-bars/

I'm always a little amazed with people like this, they can be doing something that is just terrible yet still feel very compelled to follow other teachings of the church.