That's the dirty little secret of Mormon growth. Lots of baptisms don't necessarily translate into long-term membership.

[A Mormon who offered some criticism of the church for placing too much emphasis on baptism statistics and not enough on retaining members, Dr. David Stewart Jr., said the church's hierarchy has begun responding to those concerns.] We've had challenges in many areas of the world that many of the new converts have not remained active long-term in the church, ... Things now, this year, last year, are significantly better than they've been.

Companies need to make sure they're not just growing revenue for the sake of growing revenue. The growth should be contributing to a healthy, more profitable company.

Man is that he might have joy.

They get a lot from eating each other. Mormon crickets are walking packages of protein and salt.

I'm the stereotypical Utah Mormon.