Latter-day Seekers Ministry Resources
Community of Christ
Latter-day Seekers Ministry
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Latter-day Seekers introduces Community of Christ to those with an LDS background. We seek dialogue with all people. Community of Christ does not proselytize. For those happy in their faith, we are happy for you.
We invite all who are seeking to come and see what God is doing in Community of Christ. Consider the Restoration anew, one that is "faithful to the spirit of the Restoration, mindful that it is a spirit of adventure, openness, and searching." (Community of Christ Doctrine and Covenants 161:1b) We offer sanctuary and safe space. Wherever you are on your journey of faith, we invite you to experience the peace and meaning Community of Christ can bring. |
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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.
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Click picture to listen to Project Zion Podcast Extra Shot Episode 29
Project Zion Podcast Extra Shot Episode 29
Forward with Community Join Brittany Mangelson and Robin Linkhart as they discuss an online ministry for those coming from an LDS background who are interested in Community of Christ. |
FORWARD with Community is an online community for Latter-day Seekers. We meet once a month for an online worship service on the third Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m. mountain time zone. Latter-day Seekers are invited to join us for this worship experience.
In between services, we explore faith topics and questions on our Facebook group. FORWARD with Community is a ministry of Community of Christ and sponsored by Latter-day Seeker Ministries. |
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Project ZION Podcast
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. |
Visit the Project Zion Podcast website for Faith Transition Stories & Testimonies.
You will find them under the "Fair Trade" podcast series.
You will find them under the "Fair Trade" podcast series.
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Project Zion Podcast 397 | What’s Brewing | Temple Tuesday
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 BYUradio, 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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