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Jonathan Webber - LDS Statistics. Saturday, May 2, 2015. April Conference 2015, and of course the Annual Statistical Report! As you can guess, this is one of my favorite parts of April Conference, the Annual Statistical Report. For the information of the members of the Church, the First Presidency has issued the following statistical report regarding the growth and status of the Church as of December 31, 2014. New Children of Record during 2012. Converts Baptized during 2012 . The Church now operates .CONTENT
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