Keith B. McMullin

Keith Brigham McMullin (born 18 August 1941) has been the second couselor in the presiding bishopric of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) and a general authority of the LDS Church since 27 December 1995.

Born in St. George, Utah, McMullin was called to be the second counselor to Presiding Bishop H. David Burton in 1995.

In 1964, McMullin married Carolyn Jean Gibbs, with whom he has had eight children. Prior to his calling as a general authority, McMullin served as a mission president in Germany, where he also served as a Mormon missionary as a young man. McMullin has also been a local bishop and a stake president in the LDS Church.

[edit] See also

"News of the Church: New Presiding Bishop, Counselors Called", Ensign, Mar. 1996, p. 74.

v • d • e Members of the Presiding Bishopric of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Burton • Edgley • McMullin

v • d • e

Morley (1831–1840) • Corrill (1831–1837) • Billings (1837–1840) • G. Miller (1844–1846) • Hardy (1856–1883) • Little (1856–1874) • R.T. Burton (1874–1907) • Cannon (1884–1886) • Winder (1887–1901) • O.P. Miller (1901–1918) • Smith (1907–1938) • Wells (1918–1938) • Ashton (1938–1946) • Wirthlin (1938–1952) • Isaacson (1946–1961) • Buehner (1952–1961) • Simpson (1961–1972) • Brown (1961–1972) • Peterson (1972–1985) • Featherstone (1972–1976) • Clarke (1976–1985) • Eyring (1985–1992) • Pace (1985–1992) • H.D. Burton (1992–1995) • Edgley (1992– )• McMullin (1995– )

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