Latter-day Seeker Ministries supports those with a Mormon background who look to Community of Christ for sanctuary and potentially as a spiritual home.
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This ministry offers a welcoming and inclusive community for those who may feel isolated or disconnected from their current faith community.
This ministry encourages dialogue and open-mindedness, which can help you gain a deeper appreciation for other perspectives and beliefs. By engaging with a community of seekers who share your background, you may find a sense of belonging and connection that you may not have experienced before.
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You can explore new ways of thinking about faith and spirituality without feeling pressured to abandon your current beliefs. The ministry offers a safe and supportive space to ask questions, share your experiences, and learn from others.
Our Latter-day Seekers Ministry is a great place to connect with others who are on a similar journey of seeking, learning, and growing. Whether you're looking to expand your understanding of faith or simply want to connect with like-minded individuals, this ministry may be a valuable resource for you.
Latter-day Seekers Ministry Resources
Latter-day Seekers Ministries Website
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Maybe it is time to consider something different.
We do not proselytize anyone in an effort to change their faith. We do, however, invite all who are seeking to, come and see what God can do in their lives in Community of Christ.
If you are a transitioning or former Latter-day Saint, we invite you to consider the Restoration anew. Before you leave the Restoration, or faith altogether, please consider our offer of sanctuary. We invite you to experience the peace and meaning that Community of Christ can bring to your life. |
The Community of Christ Latter-day Seekers Ministry Website has FREE Ebooks and other seeker materials which can be downloaded anonymously.
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Latter-day Seekers Ministries Facebook page
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Project Zion Podcast
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Featuring a variety of guests and panelists, Project Zion Podcast explores the unique spiritual and theological gifts the Restoration tradition offers today’s world. Project Zion publishes full-length episodes every Tuesday, with occasional “extra shots” of shorter, high impact content in between.
Project ZION Podcast is sponsored by the Latter-day Seeker Ministries team of Community of Christ. Latter-day Seeker Ministries supports those with a Mormon background who look to Community of Christ for sanctuary and potentially as a spiritual home. |
Project Zion Podcast Series: FAIR TRADE
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A faith crisis or transition is often disruptive. It’s a time of doubt, fear, questioning foundational beliefs and everything else you thought you knew. People often feel lonely or lost. You are not alone. Listen in as courageous people share the candid stories of their faith journey and what brought them to Community of Christ…where they found themselves and a new sense peace. |
Project Zion Podcast
A New Culture for Latter-day Seekers
A New Culture for Latter-day Seekers
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In Project Zion Podcast episode 161, Brittany sits down with past guest, Nancy Ross, to discuss some of the cultural surprises they each encountered as they started attending Community of Christ. They compare how their congregations do Sunday worship as well as some of the differences in prayers, hymns, and other mechanics of life in Community of Christ. |
Project Zion Podcast
What’s Brewing | Temple Tuesday
What’s Brewing | Temple Tuesday
Click picture to listen to the Project Zion Podcast about the Temple Tuesday video project.
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Temple Tuesday is a video project sponsored by Latter-day Seeker Ministries that introduces the Temple to friends and members of Community of Christ. Every week host Joey Williams takes us to a new part of the Temple in Independence Missouri, and connects this important building to our mission of peace. |
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"In Good Faith"
with Steve Perry on BYU Radio Community of Christ Bishop Carla Long sits down with Steve Perry, with BYU radio, in an interview about her ministry and life in Community of Christ.
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Community of Christ as a Spiritual Home for transitioning Mormons
Mormon Stories alumnus John Hamer returns to talk about Community of Christ as a viable spiritual home for transitioning Mormons in this two-part video series. John Hamer was raised LDS, but became a doubting teenager and left organized religion altogether as an adult. In 2010, he joined Community of Christ and currently serves as pastor of its congregation in downtown Toronto, Canada.
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In part 1, John Hamer sits down with John Dehlin and makes the case for “non-literalistic” religion. (The presentation is illustrated with John Hamer’s amazing diagrams, so the podcast audience is advised to watch the YouTube version.) John Hamer describes how a church with Restoration roots has evolved beyond doctrine and dogma to become inclusive of the LGBT community and a wide diversity of individual beliefs.
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In part 2, John Dehlin challenges John Hamer with tough questions, including whether it is possible for some transitioning Mormons who feel real betrayal to join a church that traces its origin to Joseph Smith, or, indeed, any organized religion. The resulting dialogue was wide-ranging and intensely fascinating. Regardless of where you are in your own Mormon journey, you’ll surely find John Hamer’s case for Community of Christ thought-provoking.
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