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Mormon Missionaries Do Not Teach the Gospel
The Mormon-themed Meridian Magazine posted an article last week titled, “Baptized Too Soon?” In it, author Joni Hilton confessed her proclivity toward blaming the missionaries when new Mormon converts fall away, wondering if “…the missionaries were too hasty, and scheduled … Continue reading
Mormon Church Growth & Retention
(I will be traveling over the next few days. This will be the last Mormon Coffee post until August 7th or 8th.) On July 18th the LDS Church released this to the press: SALT LAKE CITY — The Church of … Continue reading
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LDS Growth Statistics
Last week the Associated Press reported: “The Assemblies of God, the Mormon church and the Roman Catholic Church were the fastest-growing major denominations in the United States last year, according to the just-released 2006 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches. … Continue reading
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