Book of Mormon, Part 28 – Pesticide B

Faith Transitions and Community Support in Salt Lake City

In the heart of Salt Lake City, where Mormonism meets Biblical Christianity, Heart of the Matter continues to engage audiences worldwide. Hosted by Shawn McCraney, the program offers a platform for exploring faith, supporting community initiatives, and fostering dialogue. As we step into 2012, the show encourages viewers to contribute to the Salt Lake Rescue Mission by donating new socks and winter coats, emphasizing the importance of community support.

Heart of the Matter also highlights the role of Alathea Ambassadors, who are available to discuss faith transitions and provide support to those leaving Mormonism. Churches in Utah are invited to become “Transitions” trained, a program designed to help integrate former Mormons into the Christian community.

The unique approach of CAMPUS, a deconstructed church experience, offers verse-by-verse teachings and interactive fellowship, available both in-person and online. As the nation gears up for a presidential election, Alathea Ministries presents “A Mormon President,” a video exploring the intersection of faith and politics.

In February, a new program, “The Ex-Files,” will air, sharing stories of former LDS members who have embraced Christianity. This initiative aims to inspire and connect individuals through personal testimonies.

The show delves into the origins of Mormonism, questioning the timeline and events surrounding Joseph Smith’s revelations and the creation of the Book of Mormon. By examining historical context and personal accounts, Heart of the Matter seeks to uncover the truth behind these foundational stories.

As we continue this journey, Heart of the Matter invites viewers to engage, question, and explore the depths of faith and history.

Heart Of The Matter

Heart Of The Matter

Established in 2006, Heart of the Matter is a live call-in show hosted by Shawn McCraney. It began by deconstructing Mormonism through a biblical lens and has since evolved into a broader exploration of personal faith, challenging the systems and doctrines of institutional religion. With thought-provoking topics and open dialogue, HOTM encourages viewers to prioritize their relationship with God over traditions or dogma. Episodes feature Q&A sessions, theological discussions, and deep dives into relevant spiritual issues.

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