New class-action case over tithing could lead to millions suing the LDS Church

Multiple complaints have been rolled into one mega-case, accusing the faith and its investment arm of using charitable donations to create a multibillion-dollar “slush fund.”

(Bethany Baker | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Church Office Building for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, shown in April 2024. A newly consolidated case seeking class-action status alleges the global faith misled members about its financial practices.

New class-action case over tithing could lead to millions suing the LDS Church

Multiple complaints have been rolled into one mega-case, accusing the faith and its investment arm of using charitable donations to create a multibillion-dollar “slush fund.”

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