Quentin L. Cook

Quentin L. Cook is an apostle who has served since 2007. A San Francisco Bay Area lawyer and business executive, Cook had a successful career in healthcare administration and law before his calling.

Cook is known for addressing social issues from a conservative perspective, including religious liberty and family values. He has been vocal about the church’s support for traditional marriage while advocating for civility in public discourse.

He has served on numerous church committees and councils and frequently represents the church in interfaith settings. Cook has emphasized the church’s humanitarian work and its efforts to protect religious freedom.

His talks often address the role of women in the church, covenant keeping, and moral agency. He has been assigned to oversee various church departments and has traveled extensively internationally.

Cook served alongside Dieter Uchtdorf in the senior apostleship under President Nelson and continues as a senior member of the Quorum of the Twelve under President Oaks.