# Outline of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

The following outline is provided as an overview of and a topical guide to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church or, informally, the Mormon Church) is a Christian restorationist church that is considered by its followers to be the restoration of the original church founded by Jesus Christ. The church is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, and has established congregations (called wards or branches) and built temples worldwide. It is the largest denomination in the Latter Day Saint movement founded by Joseph Smith during the period of religious revival known as the Second Great Awakening.

## Nature of the church

The LDS Church can be described as all of the following:
* Belief system –
** Religion –
*** Abrahamic religion –
**** Christianity –
***** Restorationism –
****** Latter Day Saint movement –
******* List of sects in the Latter Day Saint movement –

## Beliefs

* Beliefs and practices of the LDS Church
** Restoration (Latter Day Saints)
** Priesthood (LDS Church)
*** Aaronic priesthood (Latter Day Saints)
*** Melchizedek priesthood (Latter Day Saints)
** Standard Works
** God in Mormonism
** Mormon cosmology
** King Follett discourse
** Plan of salvation (Latter Day Saints)
*** Degrees of glory
*** Spirit world (Latter Day Saints)
** Revelation (Latter Day Saints)
** Ordinance (Latter Day Saints)
** Covenant (Latter Day Saints)
** Temple (LDS Church)
** Exaltation (Mormonism)
** Baptism for the dead
** Suicide and the LDS Church

### Social principles
#### Gender

* Celestial marriage
* Mormonism and women
** Ordain Women
* Gender minorities and the LDS Church

#### Sexuality

* Sexuality and Mormonism
** Birth control and the LDS Church
** Law of chastity
** Masturbation and the LDS Church
* Homosexuality and the LDS Church
** Timeline of LGBT Mormon history
** LGBT Mormon people and organizations
** Sexual orientation change efforts and the LDS Church
** Brigham Young University LGBT History
** Timeline of Brigham Young University LGBT History
** LGBT Mormon suicides
** LGBT rights and the LDS Church

#### Race

* Black people and Mormonism
** Black people and Mormon priesthood
** 1978 Revelation on Priesthood
** Black people and early Mormonism
* Mormonism and slavery
* Native American people and Mormonism
* Interracial marriage and the LDS Church
* Mormonism and Pacific Islanders
** Lamanites
* House of Joseph (LDS Church)
Laws related to Race
* Act for the relief of Indian Slaves and Prisoners
* Act in Relation to Service
* Indian Placement Program
Events related to Race
* Battle at Fort Utah
* Battle Creek massacre
* Bear River Massacre
* Black Hawk War (1865–1872)
* Bluff War
* Fountain Green massacre
* Salt Creek Canyon massacre
* Ute Wars

#### Duties

* Mormonism and authority
** Strengthening Church Members Committee
* Law of consecration
** Tithing (Latter Day Saints)
** Endowment (Mormonism)
** Temple garment
** Calling (LDS Church)
** Family Home Evening
** Word of Wisdom
** Missionary (LDS Church)

## Ordinance
### Main article

* Ordinance (Latter Day Saints)

### Purpose

* Exaltation (Mormonism)

### List of ordinances

* Baptism in Mormonism
* Rebaptism (Mormonism)
* Confirmation (Latter Day Saints)
* Baptism with the Holy Spirit
* Priesthood (Latter Day Saints)
* Endowment (Latter Day Saints)
* Endowment (Mormonism)
* Sealing (Mormonism)
* Washing and anointing
* Celestial marriage
* Law of adoption (Mormonism)
* Second anointing
* Baptism for the dead
* Chrism
* Right hand of Christian fellowship
* Hosanna shout
* Naming and blessing of children
* Patriarchal blessing
* Prayer circle (Mormonism)
* Priesthood blessing
* Setting apart
* Shaking the dust from the feet
* Common consent (Latter Day Saints)
* Solemn assembly
* Sacrament (LDS Church)

## History
### Early history

* History of the Latter Day Saint movement

#### New York

* Second Great Awakening
* Burned-over district
* First Vision
* Golden plates
* Church of Christ (Latter Day Saints)

#### Ohio

* Kirtland, Ohio
* Kirtland Temple
* Sidney Rigdon
* High council (Latter Day Saints)
* School of the Prophets
* Joseph Smith Papyri
* Fanny Alger
* Kirtland Safety Society

#### Missouri

* Jackson County, Missouri
* Zion (Latter Day Saints)
* Far West, Missouri
* 1838 Mormon War
* Thomas B. Marsh
* Liberty Jail

#### Illinois

* History of Nauvoo, Illinois
* Nauvoo Temple
* University of Nauvoo
* Nauvoo Legion
* Second anointing
* Anointed Quorum
* William Law (Latter Day Saints)
* Nauvoo Expositor
* Death of Joseph Smith
* Succession crisis (Latter Day Saints)

### Pioneer Era

* History of the LDS Church

#### Utah

* Mormon pioneers
* Mormon Trail
* History of Utah
* Salt Lake City
* Council of Fifty
* Theodemocracy
* State of Deseret
* Utah Territory
* Mormon Reformation
* Jedediah M. Grant
* Heber C. Kimball
* Blood atonement
* Utah War
* Mountain Meadows massacre
* Alfred Cumming
* James Buchanan
* United Order
* Mormonism and polygamy

### Modern Times

* Wilford Woodruff
* 1890 Manifesto
* Joseph F. Smith
* Second Manifesto
* Spencer W. Kimball
* 1978 Revelation on Priesthood
* Good Neighbor policy (LDS Church)
* DezNat

### By century

* 19th century
* 20th century
* 21st century

## Culture

* Culture of the LDS Church

### Education

* Church Educational System
** Brigham Young University
** Jerusalem Center
** BYU–Idaho
** BYU–Hawaii
** Ensign College
** Sunday School
** Institute of Religion
** Perpetual Education Fund

### Family history

* Genealogical Society of Utah
** Sealing
** Family History Centers
** FamilySearch
** Granite Mountain

### Music

* Mormon music
** Mormon Tabernacle Choir
** Orchestra at Temple Square
** Bells on Temple Square
** Temple Square Chorale
** Hymns of the LDS Church
** Hymns in the LDS Church

### Cinema

* Mormon cinema

## Mormon studies

* Mormon studies
* Association for Mormon Letters
* Church Historian and Recorder
* FairMormon
* John Whitmer Historical Association
* Mormon Historic Sites Foundation
* Mormon History Association
* Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship
* Sunstone (magazine)

### Journals and Literature

* History of the Church (Joseph Smith)
* The Joseph Smith Papers
* Journal of Discourses
* Encyclopedia of Mormonism
* Mormonism: A Historical Encyclopedia
* BYU Studies Quarterly
* Dialogue (journal)
* James McLachlan (scholar)
* Woman's Exponent
* International Journal of Mormon Studies
* Interpreter (journal)
* Journal of Book of Mormon Studies
* Mormon Studies Review
* Utah State Historical Society

## Mormonism and polygamy
### Main article

* Mormonism and polygamy

### Background

* Origin of Latter Day Saint polygamy
* Latter Day Saint polygamy in the late-19th century
* 1890 Manifesto
* Second Manifesto
* Council of Friends (Woolley)
* 1886 Revelation

### Current state

* Current state of polygamy in the Latter Day Saint movement
* Mormon fundamentalism
* Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
* Apostolic United Brethren

### Related laws

* Morrill Anti-Bigamy Act
* Poland Act
* Edmunds Act
* Edmunds–Tucker Act
* Reed Smoot hearings

### Related case laws

* Reynolds v. United States
* Angus M. Cannon
* Clawson v. United States
* Davis v. Beason
* Late Corp. of the LDS Church v. United States
* Cleveland v. United States (1946)
* Brown v. Buhman

### Related articles

* Celestial marriage
* Spiritual wifery
* Polygamy in North America
* Mormon colonies in Mexico
* Latter-day Saint settlements in Canada
* Short Creek raid
* Lost boys (Mormon fundamentalism)
* YFZ Ranch
* Polygamy czar
* Legal status of polygamy

### In media

* Big Love
* Sister Wives
* Sons of Perdition (film)
* Under the Banner of Heaven

### Lists

* List of Joseph Smith's wives
* List of Brigham Young's wives
* List of Latter Day Saint practitioners of plural marriage
* List of Mormon fundamentalist leaders
* List of polygamy court cases

## Brigham Young University
### Main article

* Brigham Young University

### Related

* History of Brigham Young University
* Academic freedom at Brigham Young University
* Campus of Brigham Young University
* List of Brigham Young University buildings

### Sister schools

* Brigham Young University–Hawaii
* List of presidents of Brigham Young University–Hawaii
* BYU–Hawaii Seasiders
* List of Brigham Young University–Hawaii alumni
* Brigham Young University–Idaho
* List of presidents of Brigham Young University–Idaho
* List of Brigham Young University–Idaho alumni

### Colleges

* David O. McKay School of Education
* Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering and Technology
* BYU College of Family, Home and Social Sciences
* BYU College of Fine Arts and Communications
* BYU College of Humanities
* J. Reuben Clark Law School
* BYU College of Life Sciences
* Marriott School of Management
* BYU College of Nursing
* BYU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
* BYU Religious Education

### Academics

* Harold B. Lee Library
* Ernest L. Wilkinson Student Center
* Eyring Science Center
* Franklin S. Harris Fine Arts Center
* Gordon B. Hinckley Alumni and Visitors Center
* BYU Testing Center
* Jesse Knight Building
* Joseph Smith Building
* Maeser Building
* N. Eldon Tanner Building
* Spencer W. Kimball Tower

### Museums

* Brigham Young University Museum of Art
* Brigham Young University Museum of Peoples and Cultures
* BYU Museum of Paleontology
* Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum

### Student life

* Student life at Brigham Young University
* Church Educational System Honor Code
* BYU Ballroom Dance Company
* Brigham Young University Centennial Carillon Tower
* BYU Cougars

### Media

* BYUtv
* BYU Television International

### Lists

* List of Brigham Young University alumni
* List of Brigham Young University faculty
* List of presidents of Brigham Young University

## List of LDS Church Temples
### Prior to the succession crisis

    Kirtland Temple
    Nauvoo Temple

### St George Utah Temple

    St. George Utah Temple

### Logan Utah Temple

    Logan Utah Temple

### Manti Utah Temple

    Manti Utah Temple

### Salt Lake Temple

    Salt Lake Temple

### Laie Hawaii Temple

    Laie Hawaii Temple
    Cardston Alberta Temple
    Mesa Arizona Temple
    Idaho Falls Idaho Temple

### Dedicated in 1950s & 60s

    Bern Switzerland Temple
    Los Angeles California Temple
    Hamilton New Zealand Temple
    London England Temple
    Oakland California Temple

### Dedicated in 1970s

    Ogden Utah Temple
    Provo Utah Temple
    Washington D.C. Temple
    São Paulo Brazil Temple

### Dedicated in 1980s - Traditional Designs

    Tokyo Japan Temple
    Seattle Washington Temple
    Jordan River Utah Temple
    Atlanta Georgia Temple
    Mexico City Mexico Temple
    Portland Oregon Temple

### Dedicated in 1980s - Smaller Temple Designs

    Apia Samoa Temple
    Nuku'alofa Tonga Temple
    Santiago Chile Temple
    Papeete Tahiti Temple
    Boise Idaho Temple
    Sydney Australia Temple
    Manila Philippines Temple
    Dallas Texas Temple
    Taipei Taiwan Temple
    Guatemala City Guatemala Temple
    Freiberg Germany Temple
    Stockholm Sweden Temple
    Chicago Illinois Temple
    Johannesburg South Africa Temple
    Seoul Korea Temple
    Lima Peru Temple
    Buenos Aires Argentina Temple
    Denver Colorado Temple
    Frankfurt Germany Temple
    Las Vegas Nevada Temple

### Dedicated in 1990s - Traditional Designs

    Toronto Ontario Temple
    San Diego California Temple
    Orlando Florida Temple
    Bountiful Utah Temple
    Hong Kong China Temple
    Mount Timpanogos Utah Temple
    St. Louis Missouri Temple
    Vernal Utah Temple
    Preston England Temple
    Madrid Spain Temple
    Bogotá Colombia Temple
    Guayaquil Ecuador Temple
    Billings Montana Temple

### Dedicated in 1990s - New Small Temple Designs

    Monticello Utah Temple
    Anchorage Alaska Temple
    Colonia Juárez Chihuahua Mexico Temple
    Spokane Washington Temple
    Columbus Ohio Temple
    Bismarck North Dakota Temple
    Columbia South Carolina Temple
    Detroit Michigan Temple
    Halifax Nova Scotia Temple
    Regina Saskatchewan Temple
    Edmonton Alberta Temple
    Raleigh North Carolina Temple

### Dedicated in 2000 - Traditional Designs

    Albuquerque New Mexico Temple
    Cochabamba Bolivia Temple
    Houston Texas Temple
    Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Temple
    Boston Massachusetts Temple
    Recife Brazil Temple

### Dedicated in 2000 - New Small Temple Designs

    St. Paul Minnesota Temple
    Kona Hawaii Temple
    Ciudad Juárez Mexico Temple
    Hermosillo Sonora Mexico Temple
    Oaxaca Mexico Temple
    Tuxtla Gutiérrez Mexico Temple
    Louisville Kentucky Temple
    Palmyra New York Temple
    Fresno California Temple
    Medford Oregon Temple
    Memphis Tennessee Temple
    Reno Nevada Temple
    Tampico Mexico Temple
    Nashville Tennessee Temple
    Villahermosa Mexico Temple
    Montreal Quebec Temple
    San José Costa Rica Temple
    Fukuoka Japan Temple
    Adelaide Australia Temple
    Melbourne Australia Temple
    Suva Fiji Temple
    Mérida Mexico Temple
    Veracruz Mexico Temple
    Baton Rouge Louisiana Temple
    Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple
    Caracas Venezuela Temple
    Birmingham Alabama Temple
    Porto Alegre Brazil Temple

### Dedicated 2001-2009 - Traditional Designs

    Campinas Brazil Temple
    Nauvoo Illinois Temple
    Copenhagen Denmark Temple
    Manhattan New York Temple
    Sacramento California Temple
    Helsinki Finland Temple
    Rexburg Idaho Temple
    Curitiba Brazil Temple
    Twin Falls Idaho Temple
    Draper Utah Temple
    Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple

### Dedicated 2001-2009 - New Small Temple Designs

    Montevideo Uruguay Temple
    Winter Quarters Nebraska Temple
    Guadalajara Mexico Temple
    Perth Australia Temple
    Columbia River Washington Temple
    Snowflake Arizona Temple
    Lubbock Texas Temple
    Monterrey Mexico Temple
    Asunción Paraguay Temple
    The Hague Netherlands Temple
    Brisbane Australia Temple
    Redlands California Temple
    Accra Ghana Temple
    San Antonio Texas Temple
    Aba Nigeria Temple
    Newport Beach California Temple
    Panama City Panama Temple

### Dedicated in 2010s

    Vancouver British Columbia Temple
    Gila Valley Arizona Temple
    Cebu City Philippines Temple
    Kyiv Ukraine Temple
    San Salvador El Salvador Temple
    Quetzaltenango Guatemala Temple
    Kansas City Missouri Temple
    Manaus Brazil Temple
    Brigham City Utah Temple
    Calgary Alberta Temple
    Tegucigalpa Honduras Temple
    Gilbert Arizona Temple
    Fort Lauderdale Florida Temple
    Phoenix Arizona Temple
    Córdoba Argentina Temple
    Payson Utah Temple
    Trujillo Peru Temple
    Indianapolis Indiana Temple
    Tijuana Mexico Temple
    Provo City Center Temple

### Dedicated in 2020s

    Rome Italy Temple
    Philadelphia Pennsylvania Temple
    Sapporo Japan Temple
    Fortaleza Brazil Temple
    Hartford Connecticut Temple
    Fort Collins Colorado Temple
    Paris France Temple
    Meridian Idaho Temple
    Star Valley Wyoming Temple
    Cedar City Utah Temple
    Concepción Chile Temple
    Tucson Arizona Temple
    Lisbon Portugal Temple
    Urdaneta Philippines Temple
    Winnipeg Manitoba Temple
    Barranquilla Colombia Temple
    Durban South Africa Temple
    Arequipa Peru Temple
    Rio de Janeiro Brazil Temple
    Abidjan Ivory Coast Temple
    Bangkok Thailand Temple
    Port-au-Prince Haiti Temple
    Harare Zimbabwe Temple
    Quito Ecuador Temple
    Belém Brazil Temple
    Lima Peru Los Olivos Temple

## Institutions of the LDS Church
### Priesthood
#### Main article

* Priesthood (LDS Church)

#### Divisions

* Melchizedek priesthood (Latter Day Saints)
* Aaronic priesthood (Latter Day Saints)

#### Aaronic priesthood

* Deacon (Latter Day Saints)
* Teacher (Latter Day Saints)
* Priest (Latter Day Saints)
* Bishop (Latter Day Saints)

#### Melchizedek priesthood

* Elder (Latter Day Saints)
* Seventy (LDS Church)
* High priest (Latter Day Saints)
* Patriarch (Latter Day Saints)
* Apostle (Latter Day Saints)

#### Quorums

* Quorum (Latter Day Saints)
* First Presidency (LDS Church)
* Quorum of the Twelve Apostles (LDS Church)
* Presiding Bishop (LDS Church)
* Council on the Disposition of the Tithes
* Common Council of the Church
* Council of the Church
* High council (Latter Day Saints)
* Disciplinary council

#### Callings

* President of the Church (LDS Church)
* President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles (LDS Church)
* Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
* Prophet, seer, and revelator
* General authority
* Temple president
* Mission president
* Stake (Latter Day Saints)
* Church Historian and Recorder
* Branch president

#### Defunct Callings

* Assistant President of the Church
* Assistant to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
* Council of Fifty
* Regional representative of the Twelve
* Presiding Patriarch

### Headquarters

* Temple Square (Salt Lake Temple)
* Tabernacle
* Tabernacle Organ
* Assembly Hall
* Gardens
* Conference Center (Organ)
* Church Office Building
* Joseph Smith Memorial Building
* Church Administration Building
* Relief Society Building
* Brigham Young Complex (Beehive House
* Lion House)
* Family History Library
* Church History Museum
* Church History Library

### Hierarchy of leadership

Jesus Christ :
| General Authorities ||||||
| The First Presidency: President of the Church, 1st Counselor and 2nd Counselor ||||||
| The Quorum of the Twelve Apostles: President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and eleven other Apostles ||||||
| Quorums of the Seventy The Seven Presidents of the Seventy and several dozen Seventies First Quorum of the Seventy Second Quorum of the Seventy ||||||
| Area Presidencies: Presidents and 1st and 2nd Counselors are filled by Seventies ||||||
| Local Authorities ||||||
| Third through Twelfth Quorum of the Seventy (Area Seventies) | Third through Twelfth Quorum of the Seventy (Area Seventies) | Third through Twelfth Quorum of the Seventy (Area Seventies) | Third through Twelfth Quorum of the Seventy (Area Seventies) | Third through Twelfth Quorum of the Seventy (Area Seventies) | Temple Presidencies |
| Stake Presidencies and High Councils | Stake Presidencies and High Councils | Stake Presidencies and High Councils | Stake Presidencies and High Councils | Mission Presidencies | Temple Presidencies |
| Ward Bishoprics or Branch Presidencies | Ward Bishoprics or Branch Presidencies | Ward Bishoprics or Branch Presidencies | Elders Quorums | Mission Presidencies | Temple Presidencies |
| Deacons Quorums | Teachers Quorums | Priests Quorums | Elders Quorums | Mission Presidencies | Temple Presidencies |

### Organization

* Organization (LDS Church)
** Primary (LDS Church)
** Relief Society
** Sunday School (LDS Church)
** Young Men (organization)
** Young Women (organization)

### Geographical divisions

* Area
*** Mission (List of)
**** District
***** Ward
****** Branch

## Texts and scriptures

* Standard works

### Key scripture

* Bible: King James Version, Joseph Smith Translation
* Book of Mormon
** Small Plates of Nephi
*** First Book of Nephi
*** Second Book of Nephi
*** Book of Jacob
*** Book of Enos
*** Book of Jarom
*** Book of Omni
*** Words of Mormon
**** Mormon's abridgment of the Large Plates of Nephi
***** Book of Mosiah
***** Book of Alma
***** Book of Helaman
***** Third Nephi
***** Fourth Nephi
***** Book of Mormon
***** Book of Ether
***** Book of Moroni
* Doctrine and Covenants
* Pearl of Great Price
** Book of Moses
** Book of Abraham
** Book of Joseph
** Joseph Smith–Matthew
** Joseph Smith–History
** Articles of Faith

### Other texts

* History of the Church
* Journal of Discourses

## Important figures
### LDS Church Presidents
#### Overview

* The LDS Church
* List of presidents of the LDS Church
* President of the Church (LDS Church)
* Prophet, seer, and revelator
* President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles (LDS Church)
* Teachings of Presidents of the Church
* Salt Lake Temple
* Holy of Holies (LDS Church)

#### Chronological List

* Joseph Smith
* Brigham Young
* John Taylor (Mormon)
* Wilford Woodruff
* Lorenzo Snow
* Joseph F. Smith
* Heber J. Grant
* George Albert Smith
* David O. McKay
* Joseph Fielding Smith
* Harold B. Lee
* Spencer W. Kimball
* Ezra Taft Benson
* Howard W. Hunter
* Gordon B. Hinckley
* Thomas S. Monson
* Russell M. Nelson

### Central figures

* Joseph Smith
** Teachings of Joseph Smith
*** Brigham Young
**** List of presidents of the LDS Church
***** Teachings of Presidents of the Church

### LDS Church apostles

* Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
** Chronology of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
*** List of members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles

### Other influential figures

* Book of Mormon witnesses
** Three Witnesses
** Eight Witnesses
** Mary Whitmer

#### Groups

* Mormons
* Cultural Mormon
* Molly Mormon and Peter Priesthood
* Less-active Mormon
* Jack Mormon
* Ex-Mormon
* Anti-Mormon

#### Notable individuals

* List of Latter Day Saints

## Position of the LDS Church within the Mormon movement

vteCurrent denominations or sub-groups in the Latter Day Saint movement :
— (I.) Major two  —        
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints  17.0 million (2022), about 98–99% of Latter Day Saint movement – Utah-basedRussell M. Nelson presided 2018–presentThomas S. Monson presided 2008–2018John Taylor presided 1877–1887Brigham Young presided 1844–1877
Joseph Smith Jr. presided 1830–1844
Community of Christ  252,000 (2019), about 1–2% of Latter Day Saint movement – Missouri-basedSteven M. Veazey presided 2005–presentWallace B. Smith presided 1978–1966Joseph Smith III presided 1860–1914
— (II.) With membership in the thousands  —
The Church of Jesus Christ (Bickertonite)  19,029 members (Dec. 31, 2012) – Pennsylvania-basedJoel Gehly presided 2018–presentWilliam Bickerton presided 1862–1880Sidney Rigdon presided 1844–1847
Church of Christ With the Elijah Message  over 12,000 members (1998) – Missouri-basedWilliam Draves presided 1943–1994
Apostolic United Brethren  approximately 10,000 members (1998)– Utah-basedMormon fundamentalism John Woolley / Lorin Woolley Council of Friends (Short Creek Community) presided 1918–1928 / 1928–1934
Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints  approximately 10,000 members (2011) – Utah-based
vteSee fundamentalist denominations in addition to the pair above.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the Kingdom of God Organized by:Frank Naylor and Ivan Neilsen – approx. 250Centennial Park> Organized by: Marion Hammon and Alma Timpson – approx. 1,500 membersFLDS church schismsWoolley schisms
Church of Jesus Christ (Original Doctrine) Inc. Organized by: Winston Blackmore – approx. 700 members
Church of the Lamb of God Organized by: Ervil LeBaron – Current status unknownChurch of the Firstborn of the Fulness of Times Organized by: Joel F. LeBaron – Several hundred adherentsAUB schisms
Righteous Branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Organized by: Gerald Peterson, Sr. – approx. 100 members
Church of Jesus Christ in Solemn Assembly Organized by: Alex Joseph
Church of the New Covenant in Christ Organized by: John W. Bryant
Latter Day Church of Christ Organized by: Elden Kingston – approx. 2,000 members
School of the Prophets Organized by: Robert C. CrossfieldLDS Church schisms (Non-Woolley)
True and Living Church of Jesus Christ of Saints of the Last Days Organized by: James D. Harmston – approx. 400 members
The Church of the Firstborn and the General Assembly of Heaven Organized by: Terrill R. Dalton
Restoration branches movement which have created the Joint Conference of Restoration Branches  6,000–7,000 members (2010) – Missouri-based
vteSee Restoration branches movement groupings in addition to one above.
Smaller, founded in the 20th century 
Remnant Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Organized by: Frederick Niels Larsen– 1,000–2,000 members
Restoration Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Organized by: Several RLDS entities– 8 congregations
Minuscule, founded in the 20th century 
Church of Jesus Christ (Toneyite) Organized by: Forrest Toney
Church of Jesus Christ Restored 1830 Organized by: Nolan W. Glauner
Church of Christ Organized by: David B. Clark
Church of Jesus Christ (Zion's Branch) Organized by: David B. Clark
Fellowships of the Remnant About 5,000–10,000 participants (2017). Organized 2013 worldwide by adherents of a self-subscribed neo-LDS fundamentalist and neo-"Reorganized Latter Day Saint" and Reorganization-like Restorationism revealed through Denver Snuffer (excommunicated from LDS Church under Monson)
Church of Christ (Fettingite)  2,000 members (1988); Missouri-basedOtto Fetting presided 1927–1933
Church of Christ (Temple Lot)  7,310 members (2013) – Missouri-basedGranville Hedrick presided 1863–1881
vteSee Temple Lot – derived denominations in addition to pair above.
Church of Christ (Leighton-Floyd/Burt) Organized by: Howard Leighton-Floyd and H. H. Burt approx. 35 membersWilliam Draves presided 1943–1994 Church of Christ with the Elijah Message schismsOtto Fetting presided 1927–1933 Church of Christ (Fettingite) schismsGranville Hedrick presided 1863–1881 Church of Christ (Temple Lot) schisms
Church of Christ with the Elijah Message (The Assured Way of the Lord) Organized by:Leonard DravesChurch of Christ (Restored) Organized by: A. C. DeWolf approx. 450 members
Church of Israel Organized by:Dan GaymanChurch of Christ at Halley's Bluff Organized by: Thomas B. Nerren and E. E. Long less than 100 members
↑ While not considered a schism of the Church of Christ (Fettingite) and its founder Otto Fetting, the Church of Christ at Halley's Bluff accepted Fetting's revelations, but it did not immediately break with the Fettingites in 1929. Nerren and Long instead formed a separate sect in 1932, which was later joined by five other former Temple Lot congregations by 1941.
— (III.) Minuscule, founded in the 19th century  —
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Strangite)  300 members (1998) – Wisconsin-basedJames Strang presided 1844–1856
Church of Jesus Christ (Cutlerite)  "one branch" (as of 2023) – Missouri-basedAlpheus Cutler presided 1853–1864
    $_*$^  Membership worldwide; generally church-reported; with an occasional exception     $^†$^ Once larger
↑ Organized the Church of Christ, the Latter Day Saint movement's original organization, of which multiple denominations currently believe themselves the true successor
↑ See Rigdonite.
↑ Members consider themselves as remaining adherents of the (historical) Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. (As of 2011, litigation by the Community of Christ against Restoration Branch individuals and entities generally established CofC's right to both the full and abbreviated RLDS name.)
↑ Cutlerite.org. N.D. Accessed December 15, 2023. :

## Comparison with the Community of Christ
### Main article

* Community of Christ

### Sacred Texts

* Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible
* Book of Mormon
* Doctrine and Covenants

### History

* History of the Community of Christ
* Amboy Conference
* Kirtland Temple Suit
* Temple Lot Case
* Comparison of the Community of Christ and the LDS Church
* John Whitmer Historical Association

### Worship Services

* Priesthood (Community of Christ)
* Independence Temple
* Kirtland Temple
* Auditorium (Community of Christ)
* World Conference (Community of Christ)
* Sacrament (Community of Christ)
* Daily Prayer for Peace
* Hymns of the Saints
* Community of Christ Seminary
* Community of Christ membership and field organization
* Community of Christ International Peace Award

### Publication Service

* Herald (Community of Christ)
* Herald House
* Harvest Hills Cooperative Community

### Organisation

* Lineal succession (Latter Day Saints)
* President of the Church
* First Presidency (Community of Christ)
* Council of Twelve Apostles (Community of Christ)
* World Church Leadership Council
* Standing High Council

### List of Presidents

* List of Prophet-Presidents of the Community of Christ
* Joseph Smith III
* Frederick M. Smith
* Israel A. Smith
* W. Wallace Smith
* Wallace B. Smith
* W. Grant McMurray
* Stephen M. Veazey

### Controversies

* GALA (Gay and Lesbian Acceptance)
* Supreme directional control