From Polygamous Refuge To Tourist Town: Residents Adapt To The Transformation Of Short Creek | KUER
Trouble in the promised land | New Humanist
Woman Abused by FLDS Cult Elected First Female Mayor in Journey to Save Her Hometown
Short Creek community welcomes visitors after land is taken from Warren Jeffs, FLDS | 12news.com
Timeline: Turning points in 'Short Creek' history
How the FLDS church consolidated power on the Utah-Arizona border — High Country News – Know the West
Deadly Flood in Utah Blurs Town's Religious Divisions, Even as Grief Highlights Them - The New York Times
Births in polygamous towns on Utah-Arizona line slow to a crawl - The Salt Lake Tribune
Keep Sweet' documentary looks at the past and future of FLDS community Short Creek | KJZZ
FLDS continues abusive polygamist practices in Utah and Arizona (The Darkest Shade of Polygamy) — High Country News – Know the West
The Dirt in Their Veins
Warren Jeffs' polygamous sect, FLDS, in 'sacred land' standoff - YouTube
How the FLDS church consolidated power on the Utah-Arizona border — High Country News – Know the West
Short Creek shift | Southern Poverty Law Center
Short Creek Community - Wikipedia
Short Creek reclaimed | Christian Courier
KJZZ
10 years after Warren Jeffs' conviction, Utah FLDS polygamist community wrestles with changes in documentary
Keep Sweet' documentary looks at the past and future of FLDS community Short Creek | KJZZ
The FLDS bodyguard who turned on his 'prophet' | CNN
What happens when the church comes for your kids? (Change comes to Short Creek) — High Country News – Know the West
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An FLDS Community Forges an Identity Beyond the Abuse - The Ringer
From Polygamous Refuge To Tourist Town: Residents Adapt To The Transformation Of Short Creek | KUER
Observations from My Brief Visit to Colorado City | By Common Consent, a Mormon Blog
Briell History - Short Creek Dream Center
Polygamous Mormon Church Allowed to Keep Its Police Force
