The Quorum of the First Presidency is dissolved upon the death of the President of the Church.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The statement "The Quorum of the First Presidency is dissolved upon the death of the President of the Church" is True.

In the context of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the First Presidency is comprised of the President of the Church and his two counselors. When the President passes away, the Quorum of the First Presidency is effectively dissolved because its formation is contingent upon having a sitting President. Following the death of the President, the senior apostle will typically take on the role of acting President of the Church until a new President is sustained by the members of the Church. During this interim period, the Quorum is not recognized as functioning, thus confirming that the original Quorum does dissolve upon the President's death.