‘Mormon Land’: What can — or should — the church do about LDS kids who are starving to death?

Leader of a nonprofit is striving to help in a number of countries, but more aid is needed.

(The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) A mother and child receive nourishment at the Ifo Refugee Camp in Garissa County, Kenya, on Thursday, Dec. 8, 2022. The nonprofit Bountiful Children’s Foundation is teaming up with the Utah-based church to feed hungry Latter-day Saint children.

‘Mormon Land’: What can — or should — the church do about LDS kids who are starving to death?

Leader of a nonprofit is striving to help in a number of countries, but more aid is needed.

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