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Latest from Mormon Land: The gift that gave President Gordon Hinckley a few extra years

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By David Noyce Verified, Peggy Fletcher Stack Verified
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
The Mormon Land newsletter is The Salt Lake Tribune’s weekly highlight reel of news in and about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Join us on Patreon to receive ad-free podcast episodes, the full newsletter and access to all of our religion content. Former church President Gordon Hinckley died in 2008 at age 97. But he was convinced he might have passed a couple of years sooner if not for a generous gift from a prominent member.
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‘Mormon Land’: ‘I’m always upset with Boyd Packer’ — This leader was a believer, but he was also a battler

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By Peggy Fletcher Stack Verified, David Noyce Verified
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
There was a time in the 1960s and ’70s, when Marion Duff Hanks was better known than almost any other Latter-day Saint leader. The athletic, charismatic, compassionate and deeply literate Hanks was tapped in 1953 at age 31 as a general authority in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was not released from full-time service in the faith until 1992.
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‘We need to be thinking bigger’ — What Latter-day Saints are missing in the debate over the Pentagon’s ‘Christian list’

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By Tamarra Kemsley Verified, David Noyce Verified
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
Since its founding, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has tried — and usually failed — to convince evangelicals that its members are also Christian. This was the fraught landscape into which the U.S. Department of Defense inserted itself recently when it withheld the “Christian” designation next to the Utah-based faith’s entry in a new list of religious codes used by its Chaplain Corps.
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