  *cmt - I believe the house style manualincluding its MOS:LDS pageprovides the key to this issue (as well as that discussed in the talkpage subsection immediately above, which I've taken the liberty of consolidating together with it). It advises that terms unique to the LDS be avoided if possible or else be explained succinctlywhich approach, I believe, would be more reader friendly than merely leaving a blue link to an article about the LDS subject referenced.As yet another example, the article currently says that Romney and Davies were married by a church elder. True, with sources that support the same, of course. But a general reader, perhaps having met Mormon missionaries before, might believe that a young man married the couple. It takes only a bit of finesse to more accurately describe, in a word or phrase, that, in actual fact that, in this case, the officiating Elder Edwin Jones was a retired longtime family friend and apparently a mentor to young man Mitt —a la the more youthful Barack Obama's pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright, who married the future President and First Lady...sorry: threadjack— who had come to be a regional, (qausi - ?) full-time LDS Church general authority.  