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Polygamists vie for power after death of leader
More articles on this topic: PolygamyThe Globe and Mail, Sep. 10, 2002
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Vancouver — The death of Rulon Jeffs, the 92-year-old leader of a polygamist religious group that broke away from the Mormons in the late 1800s, has opened up a bitter race for the church’s top post: Prophet. The Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which holds polygamy as a tenet, has thousands of members in Utah, Arizona and the rural B.C. community of Bountiful.
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