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@AP Assistant News Director for the Rockies overseeing coverage of Colorado, Utah, Montana and Wyoming. Hablo español. Reach me at bmccombs@ap.org
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Mormons and coffee Archives

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By Jana Riess, Brady McCombs Verified
| Religion News Service Verified
Skip to content Mastodon Opinion A still image of dirty sodas from the “Saints + Sodas” documentary. (Courtesy photo) Opinion Opinion Most Popular Stories 1
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A well-defined leadership hierarchy makes for no surprises in next president of Mormon church

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By Hannah Schoenbaum Verified, Brady McCombs Verified
| New Castle News Verified
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A former Utah Supreme Court justice is expected to be named the next president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after the recent death of President Russell M. Nelson. Announcing his successor — Dallin H. Oaks — is largely a formality because the church has a well-defined leadership hierarchy that has governed it for decades. Nothing will change in the leadership body until some time after Nelson's funeral, which is scheduled for Oct. 7.
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A well-defined leadership hierarchy makes for no surprises in next president of Mormon church

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By Hannah Schoenbaum Verified, Brady McCombs Verified
| Chronicle-Tribune Verified
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A former Utah Supreme Court justice is expected to be named the next president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after the recent death of President Russell M. Nelson. Announcing his successor — Dallin H. Oaks — is largely a formality because the church has a well-defined leadership hierarchy that has governed it for decades. Nothing will change in the leadership body until some time after Nelson's funeral, which is scheduled for Oct. 7.
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