Triple

Target class: fundamentalist Mormon community
Context triple: [Short Creek community, instanceOf, fundamentalist Mormon community]

• A. Latter Day Saint
  A Latter Day Saint is a member of the religious movement founded by Joseph Smith in the early 19th century, characterized by belief in the Book of Mormon as scripture alongside the Bible and in the restoration of the original Christian church.
• B. FLDS community chosen
  A FLDS community is a close-knit, often isolated religious group organized around the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, characterized by strict patriarchal leadership, communal living, and the practice or legacy of plural marriage.
• C. LDS Church welfare program
  The LDS Church welfare program is a church-operated system that provides temporal assistance, job and self-reliance training, and humanitarian aid to individuals and communities in need, primarily through member donations, volunteer service, and church-managed resources.
• D. Latter-day Saint encampment
  A Latter-day Saint encampment is a temporary gathering place where members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints assemble—historically or in modern times—for worship, instruction, community building, and logistical organization during travel or large religious events.
• E. 19th-century Mormon settlement
  A 19th-century Mormon settlement is a planned, religiously centered frontier community established by Latter-day Saints, typically featuring a grid layout, communal labor, irrigation-based agriculture, and institutions organized under church leadership.
• F. None of above.