[14] The line of succession of the AUB is as follows:[13] After the Short Creek community split it continued to thrive, and became known as the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints under Leroy S. Johnson.
Peterson went on to found the Righteous Branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints the following year.
The Church of Jesus Christ in Solemn Assembly and its political arm, the Confederate Nations of Israel, are headquartered in Big Water, Utah.
[28] In 1982 Crossfield formally established the School of the Prophets, overseen by a president and six counselors[27] and headquartered in Salem, Utah.
Ron and Dan Lafferty served in March 1984 as counselors in a local school of the prophets for the Provo, Utah, area.
[29] Four months after being removed from the school for refusing to renounce their revelation calling for the killing of certain individuals,[30] the Laffertys murdered their brother Allen's wife and infant daughter.
While the church initially grew rapidly it has since stagnated, declining in numbers and converts since it ceased missionary efforts in 2000.
[34] However, the group may have declined in numbers after its relocation from Idaho to Montana[35] and Dalton's and assistant Geody Harman's arrest for (and conviction of) two counts of rape.