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Aug 10, 2007 17:35

President Faust (of the LDS Church) died today. The world is a better place for him having been here.

lds, faith

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xxsnitterxx August 11 2007, 01:23:30 UTC
I don't know about you, but I always feel like the world shifts a little when an apostle dies.

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najacheese August 11 2007, 17:54:39 UTC
I literally haven't had more words with Spen other than "good night, I love you" in days. Er, what happens when a member of the First Presidency dies? Do they wait till General Conference to replace him? I understand that the staying power of this Presidency and the Quorum of the 12 is unusual, but in 8 years of membership, I've never been around for someone in the Presidency dying.

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xxsnitterxx August 12 2007, 01:12:42 UTC
*trying to remember back when Pres.'s Benson and Hunter died* I know that new apostles and general church officers are sustained at conference time, but whether they start serving in their capacities before being sustained is something I'm not certain of. I think, actually, in the case of the first presidency the next senior member steps up temporarily until someone is officially called and sustained.

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jayd August 13 2007, 16:12:00 UTC
Yeah, pretty sad. I was conducting on Sunday and had to announce it over the pulpit and felt really bad when half of the congregation gasped. I thought that it was fairly common knowledge by that point since it had been a couple days. I've been a member for slightly over 10 years, so I'm with you, I don't know what to expect.

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