Trent Toone is a Reporter at Deseret News. He focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, as well as culture and society, often exploring topics related to sports such as football and basketball, particularly in the context of Utah. Trent's work has been featured in Deseret News, LDS Living Inc., and The Church News.
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Trent Toone’s coverage predominantly focuses on events and announcements related to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, with an emphasis on family & relationships, culture & society, sports, and entertainment news. Given his focus on church-related events and profiles featuring individuals within the community, he may be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or personal stories related to faith-based initiatives or figures.
As a journalist based in Utah and Salt Lake City with a national focus as well, Trent is likely most responsive to pitches that have relevance to these geographic areas. Additionally, considering his interest in sports and entertainment news alongside religious topics like Latter-day Saints' events and BYU, he may consider pitches that explore intersecting themes such as faith-based athletes or cultural influences within the context of religion.
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By: Trent Toone
Being available is often all the Lord needs to answer a prayer and/or orchestrate a miracle
Audiences will hear from ‘a couple' of gold medalists, the grandson of Nelson Mandela and an artist RootsTech 2025 has announced the first four keynote speakers for next year's event.
By: Trent Toone
A variety of Church history resources, including the Joseph Smith Papers and the “ Saints ” series, have been incorporated into the website.
By: Trent Toone
Each Church leader gives a message about sharing the light of Christ during the Christmas season
By: Trent Toone
This year the Kirtland Temple Visitors' Center will serve as a second venue for the popular event, which features Nativity scenes from around the world
Members painted a school, cleaned parks and collected clothing and food for the needy as part of the Church's Light the World initiative
By: Trent Toone
Thanks to the FamilySearch tool Ordinances Ready, finding a family name to take to the temple has never been easier.
By: Trent Toone
Since opening at the Joseph Smith Memorial Building in 2017, Light the World Giving Machines are now available in more than 100 cities worldwide
By: Trent Toone
A Latter-day Saint couple in Arizona generated volunteer support to create a website featuring profiles for all 855 members of the predominately African American 6888th battalion
By: Trent Toone
The Church has published online three new volumes of the journal of Apostle George F. Richards, which mention the Titanic sinking and observations of World War I.
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