#oquirrh mountain Utah temple

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Slip And Fall Justice

A slip-and-fall accident can lead to substantial physical and emotional distress, often leading to complex legal challenges. BAM Personal Injury Lawyers, offering the services of a South Jordan Utah Slip and Fall Lawyer, empathize with the difficulties victims face in the aftermath of such accidents. They recognize the stress and overwhelm that accompany these incidents and offer free consultations to all clients. BAM Personal Injury Lawyers ensure that clients do not bear the financial burden of legal services until they have successfully secured a favorable outcome. By providing compassionate support and expert legal representation, they help victims navigate the claims process, seeking justice and deserved compensation for their injuries and losses.

The Geography of South Jordan, Utah

South Jordan, Utah, is located in the Salt Lake Valley, surrounded by beautiful mountains and natural scenery. To the west are the Oquirrh Mountains, and to the east are the Wasatch Mountains, offering stunning sights and outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing. The Jordan River flows through the city, offering a peaceful place for walks and picnics. South Jordan has a mix of flat lands and gently rolling hills, making it a great place for parks and neighborhoods. The city's location provides easy access to Salt Lake City, just a short drive away. With its mix of natural beauty and convenient location, South Jordan is a special place to live.

Prospector Park in South Jordan, UT

Prospector Park in South Jordan, Utah, is a great place for outdoor fun. The park has a big playground where kids can climb, slide, and play. You can also find sports fields for soccer and baseball, as well as basketball courts. Families can enjoy a picnic in the shaded picnic areas with tables and benches. The park has walking paths for strolling or jogging, making it a good spot for exercise. There's plenty of open space for playing games or just relaxing on the grass. Prospector Park is clean, well-maintained, and safe, making it a favorite spot for many people in the community. It's a perfect place to spend time with family and friends, enjoying the fresh air and sunshine.

Hours-long Power Outage Affects Over 1000 South Jordan Residents

Power outages happen for various reasons, such as severe weather like storms or strong winds that damage power lines or equipment. Sometimes, accidents like car crashes or construction work can also cause outages. To prevent power outages, power companies work hard to maintain and upgrade their equipment regularly. They trim trees near power lines to prevent branches from causing damage during storms. Installing backup systems, like generators, in critical places such as hospitals and emergency services helps minimize disruptions. Communities can also prepare by having emergency kits with flashlights, batteries, and canned food. By being proactive and maintaining infrastructure, we can reduce the chances of power outages and be better prepared when they occur.

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Prospector Park 10200 2200 W, South Jordan, UT 84095, United States Head south toward Miner Dr 23 ft Turn right onto Miner Dr 295 ft Turn left onto 2200 W 0.3 mi Turn left onto 10400 S/S Jordan Pkwy 1.0 mi Turn right onto S 1300 W/S Temple Dr 0.1 mi Turn right Destination will be on the right 180 ft BAM Personal Injury Lawyers - South Jordan UT Office 10500 S Temple Dr Suite: 200, South Jordan, UT 84095, United States

[templetuesday]

TEMPLE NEWS: Church Announces Plans For Reopening Temples

The First Presidency has announced plans for phased reopening of temples worldwide. Pursuant to the lifting of local health and government restrictions, the temples will reopen in the following manner :

Phase 1: Living husband-and-wife sealings by appointment

Perform living sealings only for previously endowed members under strict guidelines and safety precautions

Phase 2: Open for all living ordinances only

Perform all temple ordinances for living individuals

Maintain closure of patron housing, clothing, and cafeteria operations

Phase 3: Open for all ordinances with restrictions

Continue providing ordinances for living individuals

Provide proxy ordinances for ancestors in a restricted manner

Open patron housing, clothing, and cafeteria operations as needed

Phase 4: Open for full operations

Resume regular temple operations

The following 17 temples will begin Phase 1 starting Monday, 11 May 2020:

Boise Idaho Temple

Bountiful Utah Temple

Brigham City Utah Temple

Cedar City Utah Temple

Frankfurt Germany Temple

Freiberg Germany Temple

Idaho Falls Idaho Temple

Logan Utah Temple

Manti Utah Temple

Monticello Utah Temple

Ogden Utah Temple

Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple

Payson Utah Temple

Provo City Center Temple

Provo Utah Temple

Stockholm Sweden Temple

Twin Falls Idaho Temple

Additional temples will begin their phased reopening as local circumstances permit. The Church began closing temples or adjusting ordinance work due to the COVID-19 pandemic in February 2020, with all temples worldwide closing as of 25 March 2020. During his closing remarks at the April 2020 General Conference, President Russell M. Nelson counseled members of the Church to prepare for the day when the temples would reopen. “Brothers and sisters, during times of our distress when temples are closed, you can still draw upon the power of your temple covenants and endowment as you honor your covenants. Please use this time when temples are closed to continue to live a temple-worthy life or to become temple worthy.”

Source: https://newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org/article/first-presidency-limited-reopening-temples

[missmellydeanthings-blog]

I’ve been reading President Monson’s talks this week in remembrance of the life of service he has led.  This is one of his talks, given in April 2011, General Conference.  Here is the link to the entire talk.

https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2011/04/the-holy-temple-a-beacon-to-the-world?lang=eng

[rabbitcruiser]

After 17 months of travel, Brigham Young lead 148 Mormon pioneers into Salt Lake Valley, resulting in the establishment of Salt Lake City on July 24, 1847.

[jasonyeaman]

Top of the Oquirrh Mountain #lds #temple I. South Jordan Utah at #sunrise (at Oquirrh Mountain Temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_lWPF8B7fk/?igshid=a3oqpvqykp84

[flysair445]

Flights from Atlanta to Slc

Salt Lake City is Utah's capital city and largest, with approximately 200,000 residents. (The Salt Lake Metro Area has more than a million). It is situated in the Salt Lake Valley. This city serves as the heart of the Wasatch front urban corridor. It is situated between the Wasatch Mountains to the East, which are considered to be part of the Western Rocky Mountains and the Oquirrh Mountains. The Great Salt Lake is located northwest of the city.

Salt Lake City is well-known for its role as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' central hub, although less than half of the city residents are members. The city is well-known for being a hub of outdoor recreation, with many nearby ski resorts which were highlighted by the 2002 Winter Olympics.

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Places to visit in slc

Salt Lake City, Utah's capital, is a young, dynamic city. The city has many natural, historic, religious, and cultural attractions. Nearby skiing and mountain-based adventure opportunities make it a great place to live. Salt Lake City (Latter Day Saints) has been a major religious center for the Mormons for many years. Many of the city's top attractions focus on this aspect. But hosting the Olympic Winter Games brought a new energy to the city and made it a destination for international visitors. There are many things to do in Salt Lake City, including shopping and great dining.

  1.     Mormon Tabernacle

The tabernacle is an oval-shaped building that sits on 44 sandstone posts. The tabernacle's elegant interior is known for its excellent acoustics. It can seat over 6,500 people. The day includes a free tour and an example of the acoustics. If you are fortunate, you might be able attend a recital or performance for free.

2.     This is the Place Heritage Park

Brigham Young exclaimed, "This place!" after seeing the valley of his visions from Emigration Canyon, following the Mormons' 1,300-mile trek. This park is a great place for family outings and it's only 15 minutes from Salt Lake City.

 3.     Joseph Smith Memorial Building

The Joseph Smith Memorial Building is a major building in Temple Square. Constructed as the Hotel Utah in 1911, it was later renamed after the first president the Mormon Church.

  4.     Liberty Park

Liberty Park is Salt Lake City’s largest public park. It covers over 80 acres. There are many recreational activities available. This green space is a peaceful retreat for nature with mature trees. Residents often visit this park in summer to enjoy a picnic or relaxation under the shaded canopy of leaves.

  5.     Hogle Zoo

Salt Lake City's Hogle Zoo offers a family-friendly option. It's located in the eastern suburbs of Salt Lake City and is easy to access from downtown. It is home to over 800 animals, spread over 42 acres.

[cellochicita]

1)you are adorable, I love your wedding picture and I wish you guys happiness 2) I am curious where your husband went for his mission 3)I am curious where you guys got married 4)I am curious where you went (are going?) for your honey moon. 5) if it's too personal, I understand 6)I also understand if you are busy and can't get to it for a while

Agskfpg you are too sweet! He went to New Caledonia in the South Pacific, so he spoke French. We got married on Friday in the Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple, and I'm sitting on an airplane getting ready to take off for Florida on our honeymoon.Yeah he's the best, and I'm a lucky gal :))

[melissawalker01]

South Jordan Utah Foreclosure Lawyer

South Jordan is a city in south central Salt Lake County, Utah, 18 miles (29 km) south of Salt Lake City. Part of the Salt Lake City metropolitan area, the city lies in the Salt Lake Valley along the banks of the Jordan River between the 9,000-foot (2,700 m) Oquirrh Mountains and the 12,000-foot (3,700 m) Wasatch Mountains. The city has 3.5 miles (5.6 km) of the Jordan River Parkway that contains fishing ponds, trails, parks, and natural habitats. The Salt Lake County fair grounds and equestrian park, 67-acre (27 ha) Oquirrh Lake, and 27 parks are located inside the city. as of 2018, there were 74,149 people in South Jordan. Founded in 1859 by Mormon settlers and historically an agrarian town, South Jordan has become a rapidly growing bedroom community of Salt Lake City. Kennecott Land, a land development company, has recently begun construction on the master-planned Daybreak Community for the entire western half of South Jordan, potentially doubling South Jordan’s population. South Jordan is the first city in the world with two temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Jordan River Utah Temple and Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple. The city has two TRAX light rail stops, as well as one commuter rail stop on the FrontRunner.

South Jordan is also a growing tech hub with headquarters of companies like IT software company Ivanti. For the year 2010, the city had 27 violent crimes reported to law enforcement, and 1,050 reports of property crimes. The violent crime rate was 48 per 100,000 people compared to a national average of 404 and 213 for Utah. The property crime rate was 1,858 per 100,000 compared to a national rate of 2,942 and 3,180 for the State. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) defines violent offenses to include forcible rape, robbery, murder, non-negligent manslaughter, and aggravated assault. Property crimes are defined to include arson, motor vehicle theft, larceny, and burglary. Statistics published by the Utah Department of Public Safety’s Bureau of Criminal Identification showed a steady trend in the South Jordan crime rate between 2000 and 2008. The rate for index crimes, a group comprising the combined violent offenses and property crimes stated above was 2,269 per 100,000 in 2000 and 2,277 per 100,000 in 2008. The 2008 rate for index crimes in Salt Lake County was 5,290 per 100,000 and 3,529 per 100,000 for the entire State of Utah. In 2010, South Jordan had a total of 57 total law enforcement employees for a rate of 1.13 employees per 1,000 residents. City police officers made a total of 910 arrests. Total crimes reported were 3,810. Total crimes contain 22 categories that include everything from murder, rape and assault to drug offenses, larceny and prostitution.

South Jordan in the southwest portion of the Salt Lake Valley is one of the region’s fastest-growing areas. No longer rural and remote, South Jordan is home to some of the Salt Lake Valley’s most innovative residential and retail developments, such as Daybreak and The District. South Jordan is home to more than 50,000 residents, with plenty of access to parks, trails and open space.

How Do You Buy Foreclosed Property?

When a person buys a foreclosed property, they are acquiring a property on which the previous owner did not pay the mortgage or property taxes. Buying a foreclosure may be easy or complex, depending on which stage of the foreclosure process the property is in. There may be several legal issues to address, depending on the property, the parties involved, as well as state laws.

Will I Work with the Lender or Property Owner When Buying the Property? It depends on what stage of the foreclosure process the property is in who is selling the property. If dealing with a creditor or the county, the buyer should not expect to quickly contact them or reach a deal right away. Most of the properties are usually supervised by asset management departments, who can sometimes be difficult to reach. Purchasing property in pre-foreclosure is often easier. The buyer works directly with the property owner in this situation. This also may allow for more direct contact and transacting with the property owner.

Can I Negotiate for the Lender or Property Owner to Make Improvements?

In many cases, the properties are usually sold “as is.” This means the buyer is obtaining the property in condition ranging from good to in need of repairs. Many states have “buyer bewares” laws. These laws generally hold the buyer responsible for taking reasonable steps to determine the condition of the property, including safety or health risks that may be involved. The offer a buyer makes for a foreclosed home should depend on the condition of the property. If the property needs major repair, a buyer may want to adjust their bid to factor in post-purchase expenses. On the other hand, a buyer is not allowed to make any misrepresentations regarding the property during the sales negotiation process. Doing so may result in a contract violation and can lead to legal liability.

What Happens If I Purchased Property with Tenants Living in It?

Prior to 2009, tenants living in a foreclosed property lost their leases. According to the Helping Families Save their Homes Act of 2009, leases continue during and after the foreclosure. For people on a month-to-month tenancy, they will have to leave after receiving a 90-day notice or whatever the applicable state law requires.

What Does Statutory Redemption Mean?

Statutory redemption refers to a property owner’s right, as given to them by a state statute, to regain the property after the property has been foreclosed on. Statutory redemption laws often outline a specific amount of time in which the previous owner can pay the money owed to redeem property. The money owed is the amount the property was sold for at a foreclosure auction. Although the specific time frame varies from state to state, the owner usually has a year to redeem the property.

Do I Need to Talk to a Lawyer about Buying a Foreclosure?

It is very unlikely that you will need help from a lawyer to buy a foreclosed property. Typically, foreclosed properties are sold as/are, which means that the buyer will have little recourse if they discover that the property will need more work than they first imagined. However, if the seller made material misrepresentations, then there is a chance that the buyer will have a chance to recover their losses. However, material misrepresentations are like if the seller didn’t have the right to sell the property and went through serious efforts to hide that from the buyer. If you find yourself in this situation, then it will be in your best interest to contact a real estate lawyer. But keep in mind that a lawyer can only help in these types of situations, and it’s important that you have the documents to prove the circumstances.

What Does A Foreclosure Defense Attorney Do For You?

Foreclosure cases are rarely set in stone. Hiring an experienced foreclosure defense attorney early in the case gives you the best chance of success. The last thing you want to do is battle for your home in court without knowing all your options. Here are a few immensely helpful things a foreclosure attorney can do for you. A foreclosure defense attorney knows the legal landscape better than you. Their experience and judgment will save you time, help you avoid pitfalls, and maximize your chances of saving your home. Depending on your situation, your best course of action may be to avoid foreclosure via loss mitigation, modify your loan, file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, or have your foreclosure attorney represent you in court outright. An experienced foreclosure attorney in Los Angeles can help you understand the pros and cons of each option.

Represent You At Settlement Conferences

If you live in a state that mandates settlement conferences, your attorney can attend them in your place and negotiate with the bank’s attorney to save your home. The conference is an opportunity for both parties to reach an alternate resolution that doesn’t involve foreclosure. Without an attorney, you’d have to contend with the bank’s attorney on your own time with limited knowledge.

Help You Get A Loan Modification

A loan modification adjusts the terms of your loan such that you can afford the payments. While modifying a loan is free, few homeowners can convince the bank to approve a modified loan without help from an attorney. The bank must review several key pieces of information about your income before making their decision. An experienced attorney can provide and present this information in the best light to help you get approved for a new loan you can afford.

Help You Pursue Loss Mitigation

Certain loans carry loss mitigation options that give you an opportunity to stay current on your payments. Some lenders may withhold this option from you, and without an attorney you would likely have no idea that you could pursue this route. An attorney will not only let you know if loss mitigation is available to you, but also help you choose between the many different ways you can approach this option.

Raise Defenses In Court

If the bank made mistakes in foreclosing your home, an attorney can identify them and fire back. For example, the lender may have breached your loan contract or violated state foreclosure laws, or the foreclosing party may not be the rightful owner of the mortgage debt. You may unknowingly be the victim of unfair lending practices or an unlawful mortgage assignment. There are dozens of strategies and tactics an experienced attorney can use to postpone foreclosure. And if the court accepts your attorney’s argument, you may receive the option of a settlement or even have your lawsuit dismissed entirely.

Help You File For Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

If all else fails, an attorney can help you file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. If approved, you will have three to five years to get up to date on your payments and will be able to keep your home. Your home is an important not only for its financial value, but for the memories it holds. You don’t have to fight for it alone. The first step is accepting that you need legal help. If you are looking online, you may find an overwhelming number of law firms offering to handle your case. It is important to understand the difference between the various practices, and also why a foreclosure defense attorney is the best choice.

Bankruptcy Attorney- A bankruptcy lawyer is a lawyer whose specialty is in bankruptcy. Their practice is solely focused on bankruptcy, or perhaps almost exclusively dedicated to bankruptcy. While they are experts in helping clients when it comes to bankruptcy, however they aren’t the right choice when it comes to defending a foreclosure suit. Though bankruptcy and foreclosure may overlap, they are two different types of cases. In a bankruptcy case, the individual or entity can’t repay any of the debts owed to creditors, while a foreclosure deals only with the inability to repay a mortgage. If you file for personal bankruptcy under Chapter 7, an automatic stay is placed on all your creditors, including the foreclosing lender. A stay is a ban placed on creditors to stop them from going after you or your assets. However, the stay is only a temporary solution, and it won’t permanently stop a home foreclosure. On the other hand, filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy can usually lower your mortgage payments and help you keep your home. Although filing for Chapter 13 might sound like the perfect solution, you need to be aware that it is very difficult to qualify for a Chapter 13 reorganization plan, and that it is not advisable when a mortgage is your only outstanding debt.

Consumer Protection Attorney- A consumer protection attorney is any lawyer who fights for the rights of consumers. Attorneys dedicated to consumer protection typically handle court cases brought on by a group or “class” of individuals who have suffered the same harm. While foreclosure defense is part of consumer law, it is typically best to hire an attorney that focuses exclusively on foreclosure defense.

Foreclosure Attorney- A foreclosure attorney is a lawyer who primarily handles foreclosure cases. A foreclosure attorney may either represent the bank or the homeowner during the foreclosure process. A foreclosure attorney has extensive knowledge over foreclosure cases and proceedings and is best equipped to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. Foreclosure can be avoided through the use of several tactics including short sales and loan modification. Since a foreclosure attorney focuses primarily on defending homeowners, they are usually the best choice in defending a foreclosure case.

A Real Estate Attorney- A real estate attorney, sometimes referred to as a mortgage attorney, focuses primarily on real estate law. They typically review both documents and real estate transactions, including the purchase, lease, inspection and appraisal of a property. They also help resolve title insurance and environmental issues. In some cases, real estate lawyers will also defend homeowners against foreclosure or help the bank secure a foreclosure against a homeowner. While a real estate attorney deals with matters related to real estate, their primary case load does not revolve around foreclosure. This does not mean that they can’t handle a foreclosure case, however it may not be their area of expertise. When choosing an attorney to defend your foreclosure suit, it is advisable to consult with attorneys from several law firms. Take advantage of free consultations. No matter which type of attorney you ultimately choose to go with, they must be highly experienced in handling foreclosure cases and should be able to prove their track record. Make sure to ask for references, and inquire about what percentage of their cases are foreclosure defense cases. Hiring a foreclosure defense attorney is an important decision, as one of your most valuable assets is at stake.

Foreclosure Law

Foreclosure law provides the means for a mortgage lender to take possession and sell a home when the borrower has defaulted on the loan. The money from the sale is used to pay off the balance of the loan, and the new buyer takes the home free of the mortgage. If the proceeds are not enough to pay off the loan, the borrower may be held personally liable for the difference, in addition to being forced out of the house. From the lender’s perspective, foreclosure is slow and expensive. Thus, the lender will usually be just as motivated as the borrower to see that the loan is paid on time and foreclosure does not become necessary. To understand foreclosure law, it helps to consider the nature of a mortgage. Mortgages are used when potential homebuyers seek to borrow purchase money, or when homeowners with equity in their property want to borrow cash to make home improvements or for other purposes. In either case, a bank lends the money, and requires the borrower to sign a mortgage document giving the bank a security interest in the home. In other words, the home becomes collateral for the loan. If the borrower stops making the loan payments, the bank can take the collateral through the process of foreclosure.

South Jordan Utah Foreclosure Attorneys

When you need legal help with a Foreclosure in South Jordan UT, please call Ascent Law LLC for your free consultation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

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[templetuesday]

1 October 2019 - Oquirrh Mountain Utah (OQUIR)

130th Temple in the Church

65th Temple in the United States

13th Temple in Utah

Announcement:  1 October 2005 Groundbreaking and Site Dedication:  16 December 2006 by Gordon B. Hinckley Public Open House:  1 June–1 August 2009 Dedication:  21–23 August 2009 by Thomas S. Monson

The Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple and the Jordan River Utah Temple are the first pair of temples to be built in the same city. The new temple was needed because of tremendous attendance at the Jordan River Temple, which at its peak served 110 stakes and required over 4500 ordinance workers. The Oquirrh Mountain Temple was originally to be named the South Jordan Utah Temple, but the name was changed to avoid confusion with the Jordan River Temple. The murals in the Oquirrh Mountain Temple ordinance rooms were painted by artists called to serve as “art missionaries” by the Church. The Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple was dedicated on President Thomas S. Monson’s 82nd birthday, and the audience at the cornerstone ceremony spontaneously sung a birthday song for him.

Sources: Photos from churchofjesuschrist.org, facts and dates from churchofjesuschristtemples.org and from the book Temples of the New Millennium by Chad S. Hawkins.

NEXT WEEK: Vancouver British Columbia

[jasonyeaman]

#Sunrise this #morning over the #oquirrhmountaintemple #lds #temple in #beautahful #south #jordan #utah #drone #drones #dronephotography #dronestagram #ldstemples #temples #sun #sky #imthemobileguru (at Oquirrh Mountain Temple) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzN-ajqh_EO/?igshid=1tfdn62jnm2gr

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South Jordan Utah Foreclosure Lawyer

South Jordan is a city in south central Salt Lake County, Utah, 18 miles (29 km) south of Salt Lake City. Part of the Salt Lake City metropolitan area, the city lies in the Salt Lake Valley along the banks of the Jordan River between the 9,000-foot (2,700 m) Oquirrh Mountains and the 12,000-foot (3,700 m) Wasatch Mountains. The city has 3.5 miles (5.6 km) of the Jordan River Parkway that contains fishing ponds, trails, parks, and natural habitats. The Salt Lake County fair grounds and equestrian park, 67-acre (27 ha) Oquirrh Lake, and 27 parks are located inside the city. as of 2018, there were 74,149 people in South Jordan. Founded in 1859 by Mormon settlers and historically an agrarian town, South Jordan has become a rapidly growing bedroom community of Salt Lake City. Kennecott Land, a land development company, has recently begun construction on the master-planned Daybreak Community for the entire western half of South Jordan, potentially doubling South Jordan’s population. South Jordan is the first city in the world with two temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Jordan River Utah Temple and Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple. The city has two TRAX light rail stops, as well as one commuter rail stop on the FrontRunner.

South Jordan is also a growing tech hub with headquarters of companies like IT software company Ivanti. For the year 2010, the city had 27 violent crimes reported to law enforcement, and 1,050 reports of property crimes. The violent crime rate was 48 per 100,000 people compared to a national average of 404 and 213 for Utah. The property crime rate was 1,858 per 100,000 compared to a national rate of 2,942 and 3,180 for the State. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) defines violent offenses to include forcible rape, robbery, murder, non-negligent manslaughter, and aggravated assault. Property crimes are defined to include arson, motor vehicle theft, larceny, and burglary. Statistics published by the Utah Department of Public Safety’s Bureau of Criminal Identification showed a steady trend in the South Jordan crime rate between 2000 and 2008. The rate for index crimes, a group comprising the combined violent offenses and property crimes stated above was 2,269 per 100,000 in 2000 and 2,277 per 100,000 in 2008. The 2008 rate for index crimes in Salt Lake County was 5,290 per 100,000 and 3,529 per 100,000 for the entire State of Utah. In 2010, South Jordan had a total of 57 total law enforcement employees for a rate of 1.13 employees per 1,000 residents. City police officers made a total of 910 arrests. Total crimes reported were 3,810. Total crimes contain 22 categories that include everything from murder, rape and assault to drug offenses, larceny and prostitution.

South Jordan in the southwest portion of the Salt Lake Valley is one of the region’s fastest-growing areas. No longer rural and remote, South Jordan is home to some of the Salt Lake Valley’s most innovative residential and retail developments, such as Daybreak and The District. South Jordan is home to more than 50,000 residents, with plenty of access to parks, trails and open space.

How Do You Buy Foreclosed Property?

When a person buys a foreclosed property, they are acquiring a property on which the previous owner did not pay the mortgage or property taxes. Buying a foreclosure may be easy or complex, depending on which stage of the foreclosure process the property is in. There may be several legal issues to address, depending on the property, the parties involved, as well as state laws.

Will I Work with the Lender or Property Owner When Buying the Property? It depends on what stage of the foreclosure process the property is in who is selling the property. If dealing with a creditor or the county, the buyer should not expect to quickly contact them or reach a deal right away. Most of the properties are usually supervised by asset management departments, who can sometimes be difficult to reach. Purchasing property in pre-foreclosure is often easier. The buyer works directly with the property owner in this situation. This also may allow for more direct contact and transacting with the property owner.

Can I Negotiate for the Lender or Property Owner to Make Improvements?

In many cases, the properties are usually sold “as is.” This means the buyer is obtaining the property in condition ranging from good to in need of repairs. Many states have “buyer bewares” laws. These laws generally hold the buyer responsible for taking reasonable steps to determine the condition of the property, including safety or health risks that may be involved. The offer a buyer makes for a foreclosed home should depend on the condition of the property. If the property needs major repair, a buyer may want to adjust their bid to factor in post-purchase expenses. On the other hand, a buyer is not allowed to make any misrepresentations regarding the property during the sales negotiation process. Doing so may result in a contract violation and can lead to legal liability.

What Happens If I Purchased Property with Tenants Living in It?

Prior to 2009, tenants living in a foreclosed property lost their leases. According to the Helping Families Save their Homes Act of 2009, leases continue during and after the foreclosure. For people on a month-to-month tenancy, they will have to leave after receiving a 90-day notice or whatever the applicable state law requires.

What Does Statutory Redemption Mean?

Statutory redemption refers to a property owner’s right, as given to them by a state statute, to regain the property after the property has been foreclosed on. Statutory redemption laws often outline a specific amount of time in which the previous owner can pay the money owed to redeem property. The money owed is the amount the property was sold for at a foreclosure auction. Although the specific time frame varies from state to state, the owner usually has a year to redeem the property.

Do I Need to Talk to a Lawyer about Buying a Foreclosure?

It is very unlikely that you will need help from a lawyer to buy a foreclosed property. Typically, foreclosed properties are sold as/are, which means that the buyer will have little recourse if they discover that the property will need more work than they first imagined. However, if the seller made material misrepresentations, then there is a chance that the buyer will have a chance to recover their losses. However, material misrepresentations are like if the seller didn’t have the right to sell the property and went through serious efforts to hide that from the buyer. If you find yourself in this situation, then it will be in your best interest to contact a real estate lawyer. But keep in mind that a lawyer can only help in these types of situations, and it’s important that you have the documents to prove the circumstances.

What Does A Foreclosure Defense Attorney Do For You?

Foreclosure cases are rarely set in stone. Hiring an experienced foreclosure defense attorney early in the case gives you the best chance of success. The last thing you want to do is battle for your home in court without knowing all your options. Here are a few immensely helpful things a foreclosure attorney can do for you. A foreclosure defense attorney knows the legal landscape better than you. Their experience and judgment will save you time, help you avoid pitfalls, and maximize your chances of saving your home. Depending on your situation, your best course of action may be to avoid foreclosure via loss mitigation, modify your loan, file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, or have your foreclosure attorney represent you in court outright. An experienced foreclosure attorney in Los Angeles can help you understand the pros and cons of each option.

Represent You At Settlement Conferences

If you live in a state that mandates settlement conferences, your attorney can attend them in your place and negotiate with the bank’s attorney to save your home. The conference is an opportunity for both parties to reach an alternate resolution that doesn’t involve foreclosure. Without an attorney, you’d have to contend with the bank’s attorney on your own time with limited knowledge.

Help You Get A Loan Modification

A loan modification adjusts the terms of your loan such that you can afford the payments. While modifying a loan is free, few homeowners can convince the bank to approve a modified loan without help from an attorney. The bank must review several key pieces of information about your income before making their decision. An experienced attorney can provide and present this information in the best light to help you get approved for a new loan you can afford.

Help You Pursue Loss Mitigation

Certain loans carry loss mitigation options that give you an opportunity to stay current on your payments. Some lenders may withhold this option from you, and without an attorney you would likely have no idea that you could pursue this route. An attorney will not only let you know if loss mitigation is available to you, but also help you choose between the many different ways you can approach this option.

Raise Defenses In Court

If the bank made mistakes in foreclosing your home, an attorney can identify them and fire back. For example, the lender may have breached your loan contract or violated state foreclosure laws, or the foreclosing party may not be the rightful owner of the mortgage debt. You may unknowingly be the victim of unfair lending practices or an unlawful mortgage assignment. There are dozens of strategies and tactics an experienced attorney can use to postpone foreclosure. And if the court accepts your attorney’s argument, you may receive the option of a settlement or even have your lawsuit dismissed entirely.

Help You File For Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

If all else fails, an attorney can help you file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. If approved, you will have three to five years to get up to date on your payments and will be able to keep your home. Your home is an important not only for its financial value, but for the memories it holds. You don’t have to fight for it alone. The first step is accepting that you need legal help. If you are looking online, you may find an overwhelming number of law firms offering to handle your case. It is important to understand the difference between the various practices, and also why a foreclosure defense attorney is the best choice.

Bankruptcy Attorney- A bankruptcy lawyer is a lawyer whose specialty is in bankruptcy. Their practice is solely focused on bankruptcy, or perhaps almost exclusively dedicated to bankruptcy. While they are experts in helping clients when it comes to bankruptcy, however they aren’t the right choice when it comes to defending a foreclosure suit. Though bankruptcy and foreclosure may overlap, they are two different types of cases. In a bankruptcy case, the individual or entity can’t repay any of the debts owed to creditors, while a foreclosure deals only with the inability to repay a mortgage. If you file for personal bankruptcy under Chapter 7, an automatic stay is placed on all your creditors, including the foreclosing lender. A stay is a ban placed on creditors to stop them from going after you or your assets. However, the stay is only a temporary solution, and it won’t permanently stop a home foreclosure. On the other hand, filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy can usually lower your mortgage payments and help you keep your home. Although filing for Chapter 13 might sound like the perfect solution, you need to be aware that it is very difficult to qualify for a Chapter 13 reorganization plan, and that it is not advisable when a mortgage is your only outstanding debt.

Consumer Protection Attorney- A consumer protection attorney is any lawyer who fights for the rights of consumers. Attorneys dedicated to consumer protection typically handle court cases brought on by a group or “class” of individuals who have suffered the same harm. While foreclosure defense is part of consumer law, it is typically best to hire an attorney that focuses exclusively on foreclosure defense.

Foreclosure Attorney- A foreclosure attorney is a lawyer who primarily handles foreclosure cases. A foreclosure attorney may either represent the bank or the homeowner during the foreclosure process. A foreclosure attorney has extensive knowledge over foreclosure cases and proceedings and is best equipped to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. Foreclosure can be avoided through the use of several tactics including short sales and loan modification. Since a foreclosure attorney focuses primarily on defending homeowners, they are usually the best choice in defending a foreclosure case.

A Real Estate Attorney- A real estate attorney, sometimes referred to as a mortgage attorney, focuses primarily on real estate law. They typically review both documents and real estate transactions, including the purchase, lease, inspection and appraisal of a property. They also help resolve title insurance and environmental issues. In some cases, real estate lawyers will also defend homeowners against foreclosure or help the bank secure a foreclosure against a homeowner. While a real estate attorney deals with matters related to real estate, their primary case load does not revolve around foreclosure. This does not mean that they can’t handle a foreclosure case, however it may not be their area of expertise. When choosing an attorney to defend your foreclosure suit, it is advisable to consult with attorneys from several law firms. Take advantage of free consultations. No matter which type of attorney you ultimately choose to go with, they must be highly experienced in handling foreclosure cases and should be able to prove their track record. Make sure to ask for references, and inquire about what percentage of their cases are foreclosure defense cases. Hiring a foreclosure defense attorney is an important decision, as one of your most valuable assets is at stake.

Foreclosure Law

Foreclosure law provides the means for a mortgage lender to take possession and sell a home when the borrower has defaulted on the loan. The money from the sale is used to pay off the balance of the loan, and the new buyer takes the home free of the mortgage. If the proceeds are not enough to pay off the loan, the borrower may be held personally liable for the difference, in addition to being forced out of the house. From the lender’s perspective, foreclosure is slow and expensive. Thus, the lender will usually be just as motivated as the borrower to see that the loan is paid on time and foreclosure does not become necessary. To understand foreclosure law, it helps to consider the nature of a mortgage. Mortgages are used when potential homebuyers seek to borrow purchase money, or when homeowners with equity in their property want to borrow cash to make home improvements or for other purposes. In either case, a bank lends the money, and requires the borrower to sign a mortgage document giving the bank a security interest in the home. In other words, the home becomes collateral for the loan. If the borrower stops making the loan payments, the bank can take the collateral through the process of foreclosure.

South Jordan Utah Foreclosure Attorneys

When you need legal help with a Foreclosure in South Jordan UT, please call Ascent Law LLC for your free consultation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

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South Jordan Utah Foreclosure Lawyer

South Jordan is a city in south central Salt Lake County, Utah, 18 miles (29 km) south of Salt Lake City. Part of the Salt Lake City metropolitan area, the city lies in the Salt Lake Valley along the banks of the Jordan River between the 9,000-foot (2,700 m) Oquirrh Mountains and the 12,000-foot (3,700 m) Wasatch Mountains. The city has 3.5 miles (5.6 km) of the Jordan River Parkway that contains fishing ponds, trails, parks, and natural habitats. The Salt Lake County fair grounds and equestrian park, 67-acre (27 ha) Oquirrh Lake, and 27 parks are located inside the city. as of 2018, there were 74,149 people in South Jordan. Founded in 1859 by Mormon settlers and historically an agrarian town, South Jordan has become a rapidly growing bedroom community of Salt Lake City. Kennecott Land, a land development company, has recently begun construction on the master-planned Daybreak Community for the entire western half of South Jordan, potentially doubling South Jordan’s population. South Jordan is the first city in the world with two temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Jordan River Utah Temple and Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple. The city has two TRAX light rail stops, as well as one commuter rail stop on the FrontRunner.

South Jordan is also a growing tech hub with headquarters of companies like IT software company Ivanti. For the year 2010, the city had 27 violent crimes reported to law enforcement, and 1,050 reports of property crimes. The violent crime rate was 48 per 100,000 people compared to a national average of 404 and 213 for Utah. The property crime rate was 1,858 per 100,000 compared to a national rate of 2,942 and 3,180 for the State. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) defines violent offenses to include forcible rape, robbery, murder, non-negligent manslaughter, and aggravated assault. Property crimes are defined to include arson, motor vehicle theft, larceny, and burglary. Statistics published by the Utah Department of Public Safety’s Bureau of Criminal Identification showed a steady trend in the South Jordan crime rate between 2000 and 2008. The rate for index crimes, a group comprising the combined violent offenses and property crimes stated above was 2,269 per 100,000 in 2000 and 2,277 per 100,000 in 2008. The 2008 rate for index crimes in Salt Lake County was 5,290 per 100,000 and 3,529 per 100,000 for the entire State of Utah. In 2010, South Jordan had a total of 57 total law enforcement employees for a rate of 1.13 employees per 1,000 residents. City police officers made a total of 910 arrests. Total crimes reported were 3,810. Total crimes contain 22 categories that include everything from murder, rape and assault to drug offenses, larceny and prostitution.

South Jordan in the southwest portion of the Salt Lake Valley is one of the region’s fastest-growing areas. No longer rural and remote, South Jordan is home to some of the Salt Lake Valley’s most innovative residential and retail developments, such as Daybreak and The District. South Jordan is home to more than 50,000 residents, with plenty of access to parks, trails and open space.

How Do You Buy Foreclosed Property?

When a person buys a foreclosed property, they are acquiring a property on which the previous owner did not pay the mortgage or property taxes. Buying a foreclosure may be easy or complex, depending on which stage of the foreclosure process the property is in. There may be several legal issues to address, depending on the property, the parties involved, as well as state laws.

Will I Work with the Lender or Property Owner When Buying the Property? It depends on what stage of the foreclosure process the property is in who is selling the property. If dealing with a creditor or the county, the buyer should not expect to quickly contact them or reach a deal right away. Most of the properties are usually supervised by asset management departments, who can sometimes be difficult to reach. Purchasing property in pre-foreclosure is often easier. The buyer works directly with the property owner in this situation. This also may allow for more direct contact and transacting with the property owner.

Can I Negotiate for the Lender or Property Owner to Make Improvements?

In many cases, the properties are usually sold “as is.” This means the buyer is obtaining the property in condition ranging from good to in need of repairs. Many states have “buyer bewares” laws. These laws generally hold the buyer responsible for taking reasonable steps to determine the condition of the property, including safety or health risks that may be involved. The offer a buyer makes for a foreclosed home should depend on the condition of the property. If the property needs major repair, a buyer may want to adjust their bid to factor in post-purchase expenses. On the other hand, a buyer is not allowed to make any misrepresentations regarding the property during the sales negotiation process. Doing so may result in a contract violation and can lead to legal liability.

What Happens If I Purchased Property with Tenants Living in It?

Prior to 2009, tenants living in a foreclosed property lost their leases. According to the Helping Families Save their Homes Act of 2009, leases continue during and after the foreclosure. For people on a month-to-month tenancy, they will have to leave after receiving a 90-day notice or whatever the applicable state law requires.

What Does Statutory Redemption Mean?

Statutory redemption refers to a property owner’s right, as given to them by a state statute, to regain the property after the property has been foreclosed on. Statutory redemption laws often outline a specific amount of time in which the previous owner can pay the money owed to redeem property. The money owed is the amount the property was sold for at a foreclosure auction. Although the specific time frame varies from state to state, the owner usually has a year to redeem the property.

Do I Need to Talk to a Lawyer about Buying a Foreclosure?

It is very unlikely that you will need help from a lawyer to buy a foreclosed property. Typically, foreclosed properties are sold as/are, which means that the buyer will have little recourse if they discover that the property will need more work than they first imagined. However, if the seller made material misrepresentations, then there is a chance that the buyer will have a chance to recover their losses. However, material misrepresentations are like if the seller didn’t have the right to sell the property and went through serious efforts to hide that from the buyer. If you find yourself in this situation, then it will be in your best interest to contact a real estate lawyer. But keep in mind that a lawyer can only help in these types of situations, and it’s important that you have the documents to prove the circumstances.

What Does A Foreclosure Defense Attorney Do For You?

Foreclosure cases are rarely set in stone. Hiring an experienced foreclosure defense attorney early in the case gives you the best chance of success. The last thing you want to do is battle for your home in court without knowing all your options. Here are a few immensely helpful things a foreclosure attorney can do for you. A foreclosure defense attorney knows the legal landscape better than you. Their experience and judgment will save you time, help you avoid pitfalls, and maximize your chances of saving your home. Depending on your situation, your best course of action may be to avoid foreclosure via loss mitigation, modify your loan, file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, or have your foreclosure attorney represent you in court outright. An experienced foreclosure attorney in Los Angeles can help you understand the pros and cons of each option.

Represent You At Settlement Conferences

If you live in a state that mandates settlement conferences, your attorney can attend them in your place and negotiate with the bank’s attorney to save your home. The conference is an opportunity for both parties to reach an alternate resolution that doesn’t involve foreclosure. Without an attorney, you’d have to contend with the bank’s attorney on your own time with limited knowledge.

Help You Get A Loan Modification

A loan modification adjusts the terms of your loan such that you can afford the payments. While modifying a loan is free, few homeowners can convince the bank to approve a modified loan without help from an attorney. The bank must review several key pieces of information about your income before making their decision. An experienced attorney can provide and present this information in the best light to help you get approved for a new loan you can afford.

Help You Pursue Loss Mitigation

Certain loans carry loss mitigation options that give you an opportunity to stay current on your payments. Some lenders may withhold this option from you, and without an attorney you would likely have no idea that you could pursue this route. An attorney will not only let you know if loss mitigation is available to you, but also help you choose between the many different ways you can approach this option.

Raise Defenses In Court

If the bank made mistakes in foreclosing your home, an attorney can identify them and fire back. For example, the lender may have breached your loan contract or violated state foreclosure laws, or the foreclosing party may not be the rightful owner of the mortgage debt. You may unknowingly be the victim of unfair lending practices or an unlawful mortgage assignment. There are dozens of strategies and tactics an experienced attorney can use to postpone foreclosure. And if the court accepts your attorney’s argument, you may receive the option of a settlement or even have your lawsuit dismissed entirely.

Help You File For Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

If all else fails, an attorney can help you file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. If approved, you will have three to five years to get up to date on your payments and will be able to keep your home. Your home is an important not only for its financial value, but for the memories it holds. You don’t have to fight for it alone. The first step is accepting that you need legal help. If you are looking online, you may find an overwhelming number of law firms offering to handle your case. It is important to understand the difference between the various practices, and also why a foreclosure defense attorney is the best choice.

Bankruptcy Attorney- A bankruptcy lawyer is a lawyer whose specialty is in bankruptcy. Their practice is solely focused on bankruptcy, or perhaps almost exclusively dedicated to bankruptcy. While they are experts in helping clients when it comes to bankruptcy, however they aren’t the right choice when it comes to defending a foreclosure suit. Though bankruptcy and foreclosure may overlap, they are two different types of cases. In a bankruptcy case, the individual or entity can’t repay any of the debts owed to creditors, while a foreclosure deals only with the inability to repay a mortgage. If you file for personal bankruptcy under Chapter 7, an automatic stay is placed on all your creditors, including the foreclosing lender. A stay is a ban placed on creditors to stop them from going after you or your assets. However, the stay is only a temporary solution, and it won’t permanently stop a home foreclosure. On the other hand, filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy can usually lower your mortgage payments and help you keep your home. Although filing for Chapter 13 might sound like the perfect solution, you need to be aware that it is very difficult to qualify for a Chapter 13 reorganization plan, and that it is not advisable when a mortgage is your only outstanding debt.

Consumer Protection Attorney- A consumer protection attorney is any lawyer who fights for the rights of consumers. Attorneys dedicated to consumer protection typically handle court cases brought on by a group or “class” of individuals who have suffered the same harm. While foreclosure defense is part of consumer law, it is typically best to hire an attorney that focuses exclusively on foreclosure defense.

Foreclosure Attorney- A foreclosure attorney is a lawyer who primarily handles foreclosure cases. A foreclosure attorney may either represent the bank or the homeowner during the foreclosure process. A foreclosure attorney has extensive knowledge over foreclosure cases and proceedings and is best equipped to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. Foreclosure can be avoided through the use of several tactics including short sales and loan modification. Since a foreclosure attorney focuses primarily on defending homeowners, they are usually the best choice in defending a foreclosure case.

A Real Estate Attorney- A real estate attorney, sometimes referred to as a mortgage attorney, focuses primarily on real estate law. They typically review both documents and real estate transactions, including the purchase, lease, inspection and appraisal of a property. They also help resolve title insurance and environmental issues. In some cases, real estate lawyers will also defend homeowners against foreclosure or help the bank secure a foreclosure against a homeowner. While a real estate attorney deals with matters related to real estate, their primary case load does not revolve around foreclosure. This does not mean that they can’t handle a foreclosure case, however it may not be their area of expertise. When choosing an attorney to defend your foreclosure suit, it is advisable to consult with attorneys from several law firms. Take advantage of free consultations. No matter which type of attorney you ultimately choose to go with, they must be highly experienced in handling foreclosure cases and should be able to prove their track record. Make sure to ask for references, and inquire about what percentage of their cases are foreclosure defense cases. Hiring a foreclosure defense attorney is an important decision, as one of your most valuable assets is at stake.

Foreclosure Law

Foreclosure law provides the means for a mortgage lender to take possession and sell a home when the borrower has defaulted on the loan. The money from the sale is used to pay off the balance of the loan, and the new buyer takes the home free of the mortgage. If the proceeds are not enough to pay off the loan, the borrower may be held personally liable for the difference, in addition to being forced out of the house. From the lender’s perspective, foreclosure is slow and expensive. Thus, the lender will usually be just as motivated as the borrower to see that the loan is paid on time and foreclosure does not become necessary. To understand foreclosure law, it helps to consider the nature of a mortgage. Mortgages are used when potential homebuyers seek to borrow purchase money, or when homeowners with equity in their property want to borrow cash to make home improvements or for other purposes. In either case, a bank lends the money, and requires the borrower to sign a mortgage document giving the bank a security interest in the home. In other words, the home becomes collateral for the loan. If the borrower stops making the loan payments, the bank can take the collateral through the process of foreclosure.

South Jordan Utah Foreclosure Attorneys

When you need legal help with a Foreclosure in South Jordan UT, please call Ascent Law LLC for your free consultation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

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New top story from Time: How Mormon Missionaries Are Proselytizing in the Wake of a Pandemic

(BRIGHAM CITY, Utah) — Wearing dress shirts, ties and name tags, three missionaries with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sit around the kitchen table inside a Utah apartment planning how they’ll spread their gospel that day.

Seth Rather, a 19-year-old from Wichita, Kansas, reads aloud as he types on a smartphone: “During this time, we must put our faith in God to deliver us through these unprecedented times. How has putting your faith in God helped you in your life?

“That good?” he asks his two companions.

“I like it,” Andrew Zitting responds. Guenter Castrillo nods.

With that, the young men have their Facebook post for the day.

This is what missionary work looks like during the coronavirus pandemic, which has forced the Utah-based faith widely known as the Mormon church to accelerate its online outreach.

Read more: ‘It’s Like a Lifeline.’ How Religious Leaders Are Helping People Stay Connected in a Time of Isolation

After hastily bringing home more than 26,000 young people from overseas missions aimed at recruiting new members, the church has begun sending many of them out again in their home countries with a new focus on online work that may persist even after the pandemic, officials told The Associated Press.

Getty ImagesA shot of the Angel Moroni statue atop the Spire of The Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple.

“The leaders of our church have been asking us: What are we learning from this pandemic that will help us become better, become more efficient,” said Brent H. Nielson, executive director of the church’s missionary department. “We’ve learned that finding people, teaching people online is much more effective than trying to meet people in person on a bus or on a street corner or somewhere else. This will change what we do, I think, forever.”

Missionary work has changed drastically for young people like Rather and Castrillo, who had spent long days walking through the streets in the Philippines to spread the word of their faith before the pandemic hit. Now, they hardly leave a ground-level apartment in the small town of Brigham City in northern Utah.

After sending the Facebook post recently, they knelt for a prayer and then dialed in to a Zoom call with a family. A similar scene is playing out worldwide as reassigned missionaries navigate new realities.

In Orlando, Florida, Bella McCain and Madison King hold a WhatsApp video call with a family they have been teaching church doctrine. They invite the family to take the sacrament for the first time and follow up on an earlier proposal: forgo coffee, a key part of the faith’s health code, which also bans alcohol and tobacco.

The husband and wife had different outcomes: She says she found it difficult but would like to work on it. He says he’d given it up.

On Facebook, McCain and King craft a message in Portuguese, the language they learned for their original assignments in Brazil. They also text people asking to set up a call to talk about the church.

It’s a far cry from just months ago. In Brazil, McCain had one of those “little brick phones” and largely spoke to people face to face.

“Sometimes we feel like pioneers,” said McCain, a 19-year-old from Texas. “We’re not used to using social media in this way and, like, I never made videos and posted them online before. … We’re all learning, and it’s really interesting and really fun.”

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The church began incorporating online faith outreach when it gave some missionaries tablets six years ago. It’s since made technology more prevalent, giving most missionaries smartphones even before the pandemic, Nielson said.

A more online-based approach would be a major shift and could diminish the appeal for some young church members who crave an enriching cultural experience, said Ryan Cragun, a sociology professor at the University of Tampa who specializes in religion and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The time in the community also breaks up the drudgery of being alone with a fellow missionary, said Cragun, a former church member who served a mission in Costa Rica.

“There’s this quasi-tourist experience of going to these cool places, but there is also the connection you get to the people,” Cragun said. “That’s probably one of the more meaningful things that happens to them.”

McCain said she sees an opportunity to use online tools to reach more people. Still, “we would love to go and be able to teach in people’s houses.” She and King went to the home of the family they have been teaching to share the sacrament, while social distancing.

“Finding and teaching people online is really effective,” Nielson said, “but we also think there’s a personal touch, too, of meeting people” and having them come to church when things open up more.

The virus forced church officials to scramble for flights to get missionaries home from far-flung countries like Ethiopia, Australia and Vietnam. But Nielson said the church never wavered in keeping the missionary program going.

It shows the importance the church places on sharing its gospel and giving young people the chance to fulfill an important rite of passage.

About 5,000 missionaries who were brought home have been sent out again in the United States. Thousands more are heading out soon. The church gave them the option to wait a year, but the large majority chose to start again now, Nielson said.

Missions, which last two years for men and 18 months for women, are as much about locking in young church members for life as converting others, Cragun said. The average number of people converted per missionary has risen slightly in the last three years, to 3.7, but is still less than the average of five in the previous decade, church figures show.

Nielson said the pandemic has made people hungry for the missionaries’ message of hope.

“There’s never been a time when more people have wanted to know about religion than there is now,” Nielson said. “People searching for peace. People searching for answers. People searching for someone to talk to. It’s been an incredible thing.”

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Fam reported from Winter Park, Florida. Associated Press religion coverage receives support from the Lilly Endowment through the Religion News Foundation.

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple in South Jordan, Utah was built in 2009.

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