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Category Archives: Mormon Missionaries
A Real Conversation… on the Planet Zolar
From my friend Russ Bales. He took a conversation he had with an LDS internet missionary and presented it in an interesting way. See the original conversation here.
Posted in Mormon Missionaries, Uncategorized
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Criminal Mischief
An Associated Press article in the Salt Lake Tribune yesterday (9 March 2008) reported: “Members of the Sangre de Christo parish of the Roman Catholic Church voted Sunday to pursue criminal charges against three Mormon missionaries who allegedly vandalized a … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon Missionaries
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Proselytizing: No Obligation?
I had to chuckle as I read an article in the online Wall Street Journal December 7th. “What Iowans Should Know About Mormons” by Naomi Schaefer Riley has received attention from several bloggers for various reasons, but what caught my … Continue reading
Posted in Misconceptions, Mormon Missionaries
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Mormonism’s Bad Reputation
An editorial in World Magazine dated 10 November 2007 takes a look at one way in which Mitt Romney’s Mormonism may be a valid concern in his bid for the U.S. Presidency. In “Trifling with the Truth” (subscription required) Joel … Continue reading
Posted in Mitt Romney, Mormon Missionaries
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Men on a Mission
A Business Wire press release dated September 10, 2007 announces an interesting new product that its creators hope will become the “must-have stocking stuffer of the year.” Mormons Exposed is producing and selling “a steamy 2008 calendar featuring twelve handsome … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon Culture, Mormon Missionaries
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LDS Student Sues Over Loss of Scholarship
The state of West Virginia offers financial aid to students via various funds and scholarships. One, PROMISE Scholarship (Providing Real Opportunities for Maximizing In-state Student Excellence), is described on its web site as “a merit-based scholarship program designed to keep … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon Missionaries
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Evangelicals Accused of Undermining Freedom of Religion
A couple of weeks ago the Vatican released a document which reaffirmed its belief that the Roman Catholic Church is the only true church. In the mass of media coverage following the release of this document, one Canadian newspaper column … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon Missionaries
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Preach the Gospel? Don’t Bother.
The March 17th issue of Church News included an article about the LDS Church in Yonkers, New York. The article highlighted the work of a senior missionary couple that sparked “needed growth” of the Church in that area.According to the … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon Missionaries
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Tell It Like It Is
The student-run daily newspaper for Ohio University, The Post, recently ran an article titled, “Being Mormon in College”. In addition to interviewing a Mormon student for the article, journalist Amanda Wilcosky also spoke to the LDS missionaries on campus: The … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon History, Mormon Missionaries
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The Dos and Don’ts of Mormon Missionary Life
The newspaper in my town, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, ran an article about Mormon missionaries over the weekend. Along with the article was a revealing companion piece: “Young missionaries live by rigid rules.” Drawn from a “four-page list of rules for … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon Missionaries
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