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Balancing LGBT, religious rights won’t be easy, Mormon leaders concede

It’s up to lawmakers to make it work, Oaks and Christofferson say.

Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune LDS Apostle D. Todd Christofferson, makes a public statement of religious freedom and nondiscrimination in Salt Lake City Tuesday Jan. 27. He was one of four LDS leaders that called for legislation that protects vital religious freedoms while at the same time supporting protections in housing and employment for LGBT people.

Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune LDS Apostle D. Todd Christofferson, makes a public statement of religious freedom and nondiscrimination in Salt Lake City Tuesday Jan. 27. He was one of four LDS leaders that called for legislation that protects vital religious freedoms while at the same time supporting protections in housing and employment for LGBT people.

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By peggy fletcher stack and robert gehrke: The Salt Lake Tribune