LDS Church's Presidency Reveal Sparks 'Hilarious' Confusion
Summary
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has appointed Dallin Harris Oaks as its new president, but a mistake during the announcement led to some confusion. Elder Gary E. Stevenson accidentally referred to Oaks as "Dallas" instead of "Dallin," which amused many people. This leadership change comes after the death of the former president, Russell M. Nelson.Key Facts
- Dallin Harris Oaks has been named the new president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
- There was a mistake during the announcement, calling him "Dallas" instead of "Dallin."
- Many people found the mix-up amusing and shared jokes about it on social media.
- President Oaks, age 93, became the 18th president following the death of President Russell M. Nelson.
- The church follows a set tradition where the longest-serving apostle becomes the president.
- Dallin Harris Oaks has a long history with the church, having served as an apostle for 41 years.
- Oaks has also held notable positions, such as president of Brigham Young University and a Utah Supreme Court justice.
- The church's First Presidency gives spiritual and administrative direction to its global members.
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