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Wednesday, September 21, 2016

Changes in Editorship and Adivsership of the Church Magazines

There have been changes in the editors and advisers of the Church Magazines. This is according to the PDF version of the October Ensign. The changes are primarily the result of James B. Martino, assistant editor, and Craig A. Cardon, an adviser, receiving assignments in international area presidencies. The changes are as follows:

September 2016:
Editor: Joseph W. Sitati
Assistant Editors: James B. Martino, Carol F. McConkie
Advisers: Brian K. Ashton, Randall K. Bennett, Jean B. Bingham, Craig A. Cardon, Christoffel Golden, Douglas D. Holmes, Larry R. Lawrence, Carole M. Stephens

October 2016:
Editor: Joseph W. Sitati
Assistant Editors: Randall K. Bennett, Carol F. McConkie
Advisers: Brian K. Ashton, Jean B. Bingham, Legrand R. Curtis Jr., Christoffel Golden, Douglas D. Holmes, Erich W. Kopischke, Larry R. Lawrence, Carole M. Stephens

Released as Assistant Editor: James B. Martino:
Called as Assistant Editor: Randall K. Bennett
Released as Advisers: Randall K. Bennett, Craig A. Cardon
Called as Advisers: LeGrand R. Curtis, Jr., Erich W. Kopischke


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