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r/latterdaysaints↗

A Believing Latter-day Saint Community

Welcome to /r/latterdaysaints, a sub for members and friends of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (formerly known as Mormons). This sub is dedicated to faithful discourse on church topics.

72k subscribers439 posts / mo in Sep 2026363 authors / mosince 2012

r/latterdaysaints has 72k members (+12% over the last 12 months). It gets about 439 posts a month from 363 people. Top topics: BYU & Honor Code Challenges, Salt Lake City Moving Guide and Scout Leadership and Ideas.

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Size and growth

How r/latterdaysaints has grown

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Subscriber growth

Subscribers over time

+12%in 12 months · +1.9% in 3 months · +0.5% in 1 month
Oct 202672k
Growing72k subscribers
Data since Mar 2018Live · through Oct 2026
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Monthly activity

Posts, comments and authors per month

−30%vs Sep 2025 · −15% last 3 months vs the 3 before
Sep 2026439
QuieterPeaked at 758 in Apr 2024
Data through Sep 2026 · October usually lands mid-November

What people talk about

Topics and brands on r/latterdaysaints

Top topics

Share of the subreddit's posts

  1. BYU & Honor Code Challenges0.4%
  2. Salt Lake City Moving Guide0.2%
  3. Scout Leadership and Ideas0.1%
  4. Scouting Controversies0.1%
  5. Transfer Chances & Tips<0.1%

Brands people mention

Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months

  1. FAIR (FairLatterDaySaints)
  2. Deseret Industries
  3. Josephsmithpapers
  4. Church News
  5. Deseret News

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Posts and activity for Sep 2026. Members from Reddit's subscriber counts. Read from the same data the app runs on. Our research