Trent Toone is a journalist who focuses on national and local news, particularly in Utah and Salt Lake City. He writes for The Church News and his work has also appeared in the Deseret News. Trent covers a range of topics including religious events, community stories, and cultural events.
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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
45-year-old husband and father serves as second counselor in a bishopric in Bradenton, Florida Paul Schulte really had no intention of coming back to play wheelchair basketball.
By: Trent Toone
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is launching a new initiative to provide support for military veterans and their families.
By: Trent Toone
“This life is one that I feel I've been able to create in partnership with Heavenly Father,” Payne says
Sierra Larson, of Brandon, Florida, was promoted to the rank of first lieutenant and chaplain in the U.S. Air Force Reserve on Aug. 23.
Latter-day Saint young men share camping experiences that taught life lessons, strengthened testimonies and blessed lives.
By: Trent Toone, Christine Rappleye
Athletes with ties to the Church won gold in wheelchair basketball, silver in wheelchair rugby and bronze in discus and canoeing
Marisol Stosich, 16, is playing for the Guatemalan national team and has committed to play at Utah Valley University
By: Trent Toone
Since the new house of the Lord was announced, a stake president says missionary work has ‘exploded'
Elder Dieter F. Uchdorf of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles dedicated the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Temple on Sunday, Sept. 15
By: Trent Toone
In 1st visit to the ‘City of Bridges,' Apostle teaches how a temple can be a connection between heaven and earth
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