Russell M. Nelson, President of the church of Jesus Christ’s Latter-Day Saints die 101

Salt Lake City (Abc4) – Russell M. Nelson, President of the Church of Jesus Christ Christ-Day Saints, died, the church officials confirmed at the end of Saturday night. He was 101 years old.

Nelson, the oldest president in the history of the congregation, passed peacefully after 10 PM MDT today at his home in Salt Lake City according to church officials according to church officials.

In the formal release of these stories, President Dallin H. Okis said, “All of us work with Russell M. Nelson, and many who taught and encourage us, to marry his unique humility.” Oaks was called to serve in the Twelve Apostles on the same day as President Nelson in 1984 and who worked as the first Presidential advisor in the first Presidential Office.

Proceeded, “and [we] be surprised with her mildness. He is just a gentle and sweetest person who could hope to include them. And he will always be remembered that way. “

In September, Septe and Danl White Wife had 10 children together, 57 grandchildren, and more than 100 grandchildren. In December 2020, he became a great great and survived his second wife of Wendy L. Watson.

Nelson served as president and prophet of LDS church since they called Jan. 14, 2018, at the age of 93. When he called President Thomas S. Monson, who had called a second old man taking the leadership of the congregation of Jesus Christ.

Before his time in the Presidency, Nelson was disheartened around the world as a surgeon and medical researcher. He got his medical degree at the University of Utah and was part of a pioneer group the development of the pioneer machine and made the first heart surgery in Utah 1955.

“He was part of that history, for what we have taken complete,” the Hardiac Mechac Support Surpining Director Dr Craig Selzman once said Nelson.

His professional work included working as a conspiracy professor of the sitting of the Thoracic EU. He also served as the Chair of the Salt Lake Judgment Chair and completed the Visit War During the US War During the US War During the US War During the US War During the US War During the US War During the US War During the US War During the US War during the US War during the US War during the US battle during the US battle during the US war US during the US battle during the US battle during Korean season.

Nelson issued his books on medical journals, receiving several awards including golden hearts from American respect, the American Academy Academy of Expression and U.

Nelson’s ministry in the church did not mean consciously. He held many positions of responsibility in the church, working as President of the Bonneville pole article from 1964 to 1971, called the President General School. In time Nelson was called to serve in a quorist of twelve apostles in April 1984, a position he was being called the Presidency.

Throughout the work of his church, Nelson regularly encouraged church members to cultivate a close relationship with Christ. In his first year as president, he announced the Church will not use the word “Mormon” Nicknease adopted by each community and as a simple “Jesus Christ.” Jesus Christ. “

President Nelson gave members of the church to achieve greater in the temples of the church. As president, he announced the construction of more than 100 new temples, including many in Utah, more than any church president before him.

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