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think this is a good idea. Although Latter-day Saints believe that the City of Enoch was the original, "City of Zion" could refer to many things. A disambiguation...

Latter-day Saints is a Mormon denomination" is not? if we simply add "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints [...] is the largest Latter Day...

in Zion (Whitmer, et al.) they were all excommunicated, but were given keys independent of Stakes of Zion of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints...

be in rebellion. After all the disagreements and ambiguity, do the Latter Day Saints see them as martyrs? Do they get to declare their own martyrs? To...

links: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - Official Site The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - Visitors Site Mormon Temple Ordinances...

Christ of Latter-day Saints will gather to await the Second Coming of Christ. This is also where the Saints will build up the New Jerusalem, or Zion, after...

church (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Gladdenite)) is already redirected to his article. The Zion's Messenger article does not support...

of my church in Zion, for thus it shall be called, and unto all the elders and people of my Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, scattered abroad...

See, for example, William Smith (Latter Day Saints), Martin Harris (Latter Day Saints), William Law (Latter Day Saints) and others. I think the proposal...

The Aaronic Order article states that it is not part of the Latter Day Saint movement, but it's listed within this article as being such. This seems inconsistent...

known as the "plat of Zion." Joseph Smith first introduced the plat of Zion in 1833, approximately 13 years before the Latter-day Saints were driven from Nauvoo...

Therefore, the belief could be held by some Latter-day Saints, or it could be prevalent among Latter-day Saints in general, but it does not make sense to...

between the experiences of Black Latter-day Saints during the life of Joseph Smith and the experiences of Black Latter-day Saints during the administration of...

of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—widely known as the Mormons or the Mormon Church, although its members prefer Latter-day Saints or the LDS Church—is...

the Latter Day Saints from the county. In response, Smith led a small paramilitary expedition, called Zion's Camp, to aid the Latter Day Saints in Missouri...

the church "in zion") on succession, as the revelations do not allow for that. (4) The body of the saints, the "of Latter-day Saints" part of the church...

Zion's Branch, a Restoration Branch church, the Fettingite (Bronsonite) and Fettingite (DeWolf) churches, The Restoration Church of Latter Day Saints...

The article suggests the Church of Zion is an "offshoot" of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I am interested in editing the term "offshoot"...

Temple Lot church in the 1930's, not by any stretch can it be called a Latter Day Saint Movement denomination--each of which explicitly state that the Book...

Sniper in his preference of "Latter Day Saint movement" over "Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints". While the latter is by far the largest Mormon...