Gerald Causse Joins LDS Quorum of Apostles
Gerald Causse, originally from France, has been appointed to the LDS Church’s Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. He previously served as the presiding bishop, where his leadership was key in global temple expansion and financial management.
Causse has influenced the church's growth and financial strategies over the last decade, overseeing a portfolio valued at $58 billion. The church now focuses on slowing temple growth while emphasizing financial confidentiality.
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"His leadership aided global temple expansion and financial programs."
"The church aims at slower temple growth and emphasizes financial secrecy."
Author's summary: Gerald Causse’s appointment to the LDS Quorum highlights his key role in steering global temple expansion and financial management within a financially discreet, slower-growth church strategy.