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- 1Apostle urges LDS members not to give up on those who left the faith●Full summary of Saturday’s LDS General Conference: Never give up on those who have left the faith, says apostle
An apostle of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints told attendees at Saturday's General Conference session never to give up on family members and friends who have left the faith. The message of patience and continued love toward those who have distanced themselves from the church stood out as the theme of the day's proceedings, which also included other addresses from senior church leaders.
- 2LDS members await Dallin Oaks address at General Conference▼Latest from Sunday’s LDS General Conference: Members await the words of Dallin Oaks
Sunday's session of the LDS General Conference is underway in Salt Lake City, with members watching closely for remarks from Dallin H. Oaks, the senior apostrophe widely expected to lead the church. The Salt Lake Tribune is providing live updates as church leaders deliver talks and guidance to Latter-day Saints worldwide.
- 3LDS General Conference speakers address gambling, fasting and trials▼Latest from Saturday’s LDS General Conference: Speakers tackle gambling, fasting and life’s trials
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints opened its General Conference on Saturday, with speakers in Salt Lake City addressing gambling, fasting and how members should cope with life's hardships. The twice-yearly conference draws a worldwide audience, and the day's talks on everyday moral questions and perseverance are being noted by followers and observers tracking the church's current messaging.
- 4LDS apostle Christofferson condemns gambling at General Conference●Latest from Saturday’s LDS General Conference: President Christofferson condemns gambling
During the Saturday session of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' General Conference in Salt Lake City, President D. Todd Christofferson delivered a address condemning gambling, urging members to avoid it. The remarks came as part of the church's biannual conference, with the church's official newsroom highlighting the speech. Coverage focused on the church's longstanding stance against gambling and betting.