Template:LDS sects/New restoration

Church of Christ
Organized by: Joseph Smith
Joseph Smith's original 1830
organization; multiple sects currently
claim to be true successor

1844 (trust reorganized)
1851^[1] (incorporated) 1860
(reorganization)

The Church of
Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints
Organized by: Brigham Young
and Quorum of the Twelve
14 million members Community of Christ
(Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints)
Organized by: Joseph Smith III
More than 250,000 members

New Restoration
Sects.

1857 1943 1861

Church of the
Potter Christ
Organized by: Arnold Potter
defunct House of Aaron
Organized by: M. L. Glendenning
1,500–2,000 members Church of the Firstborn
(Morrisite)
Organized by: Joseph Morris
defunct

1861 1936 1951 1866 1882 1884

Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints
(Gibsonite)
Organized by: Walter M. Gibson
defunct Third Convention
Organized by: Abel Páez
Status: Continued into the 21st century Zion's Order, Inc.
Organized by: Merl Kilgore
approx. 100 members Kingdom of Heaven
Organized by: William W. Davies
defunct Church of Jesus Christ of
Saints of the Most High
Organized by: John R. Eardley
defunct Order of Enoch
Organized by: James Brighouse
extant

1955 1983 2007

Perfected Church of
Jesus Christ of Immaculate
Latter-day Saints
Organized by: William C. Conway
Status: unknown Church of Jesus Christ
(Bullaite)
Organized by: Art Bulla Latter Day Church
of Jesus Christ
Organized by: Matthew P. Gill

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References

^ "An Ordinance, incorporating the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints", Laws and Ordnances of the State of Deseret, Salt Lake City, Utah: Shepard Book Company, 1919 [February 4, 1851], p. 66, retrieved June 29, 2010