Steve Densley

Steve Densley is an attorney and Executive Vice President of The Interpreter Foundation since 2015. He has led tours to Israel, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Italy, Greece, New England, and the Caribbean. He is a certified travel agent, radio show host, award-winning photographer, and documentary film producer. He formerly served as Vice President of FAIR and received the John Taylor Defender of the Faith award. He produced FAIR's podcast which won the People's Choice Award for Best Podcast in Religion & Spirituality twice. He has published in Public Square Magazine, Utah Bar Journal, Journal of Law and Family Studies, Interpreter Journal, and Meridian Magazine. He earned his law degree from J. Reuben Clark Law School where he was on the Law Review and National Moot Court team. He graduated with University Honors from Brigham Young University with a combined bachelor's and master's degree in public policy and political science. He has been recognized in SuperLawyers Magazine as a Mountain States Rising Star and listed in Utah Business Magazine as Utah Legal Elite. He has appeared on CNN, C-Span, BBC Radio, KUTV, KTVX, KSL Radio, KTKK Radio, and Swiss TV. He served as 1st Counselor in Ward Bishopric, Elders Quorum President, High Councilor, Young Men's President, and Gospel Doctrine Teacher. He served a Hmong-speaking mission in California Sacramento Mission. He and wife Heather have four children and two granddaughters.