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November 14, 2022 EP 33 - Greg from CWIC media joins the program, why do people leave the church, and what can help them come back?, BYU Women’s volleyball team facing a boycott, & much much more!
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Nov 6, 2022 Episode 33 - Greg from CWIC media joins the program, why do people leave the church, and what can help them come back?, BYU Women’s volleyball team facing a boycott, and FairLDS responds to LDS Australia tithing scandal
News Articles
1. Responding to Australian Allegations: Exploring the LDS Church's response to defamation allegations in Australia, highlighting legal challenges and strategies for addressing such claims.
2. Understanding Reasons for Church Departure: Analyzing four common reasons why individuals leave the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and discussing approaches to facilitate their return.
3. Early Return and Young Adult Departure Statistics: Examining alarming statistics indicating high rates of early return for LDS missionaries and departure of young adults from the Church, prompting discussions on retention strategies.
4. Stake Conference Reflections: Reflecting on the essence of Stake Conference experiences, contrasting between meaningful spiritual encounters and superficial gatherings lacking substance.
5. Navigating Physical Affection in Marriage: Seeking advice on fostering physical affection in marriage, addressing challenges and seeking solutions to enhance intimacy in relationships.
6. Impact of Church Membership on Individuals: Delving into the question of whether the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints improves or worsens individuals' lives, exploring diverse perspectives on the matter.
7. Volleyball Team's Boycott of BYU: Reporting on a Pacific volleyball team's refusal to play at BYU, citing alleged racist comments, and examining the implications of such actions on sportsmanship and intercollegiate relations.
MNRU Question of the week
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How do you feel about the Pacific volleyball team refusing to play BYU?
MNRU Poll of the Week (available only on Anchor)
Why do people leave the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?
They just wanted to drink coffee #LucifersBean
They found out about the tunnels under the conference center #WhatAreTheyHiding?
They miss three hour church
They tried to read the Book of Mormon, but kept getting bored in the Isaiah parts
They really wanted that second ear piercing
They followed David Archuletta on twitter
They didn’t subscribe to CWIC media
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1 hr 22 min
November 07, 2022 EP 32 - Radio Free Mormon joins the podcast, David Archuleta stepping back from the Church, LDS meetinghouse repurposed as a foodbank, Canadian Census results: Is the LDS church growing in Canada?
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Nov 6, 2022 Episode 32 - RFM joins the podcast, David Archuleta stepping back from the Church, LDS meetinghouse repurposed as a foodbank, Canadian Census results: Is the LDS church growing in Canada?
News Articles
1. David Archuleta's Liberating Revelation: David Archuleta shares his feelings of liberation after stepping back from the Mormon Church following his coming out as queer, sparking discussions about personal identity and religious affiliation.
2. BYU Students Defended Against Misconceptions: An official statement clarifies misconceptions about BYU students, refuting claims of sexual deviancy and addressing stereotypes associated with the institution.
3. Bednar's Address Sparks Controversy: Controversy arises after Elder Bednar's BYU-Idaho address suggests divine validation of Joseph Smith's calling through James Webb telescope images, prompting debates on science, faith, and interpretation.
4. Canadian Census Insights on LDS Growth: Analysis of Canadian census results raises questions about the growth trajectory of the LDS Church in Canada, spurring discussions on demographics and religious trends.
5. Examining Potential Apostasy Trends: The notion of the "greatest apostasy since Kirtland" is explored, with a focus on understanding potential shifts in member allegiance and commitment over time.
6. LDS Church Building to House Local Food Bank: A Latter-day Saint church building will serve as the new home for a local food bank, highlighting community service and partnerships between religious institutions and social organizations.
7. Brother Corbitt's Perspective on Activism: Brother Ahmad S. Corbitt shares insights on how activism against the Church can sometimes lead individuals astray, emphasizing the importance of staying true to one's faith.
8. Sheri Dew on Prophetic Insight: Sheri Dew discusses the prophetic ability to foresee future events, suggesting that prophets possess insights that can enlighten and guide believers.
9. National Survey on Perception of Latter-day Saints: A new national survey sheds light on Americans' perceptions of Latter-day Saints (Mormons), offering insights into public attitudes and perceptions towards the faith community.
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Dives Interview to be released Nov 27!
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1 hr 40 min
October 30, 2022 EP 31 - Mormonism with Murph joins the podcast, John Dehlin and OSF getting sued, LDS Church Canadian tithing under scrutiny, was BYU-I student called on a mission against her will?
Greetings brothers and sisters! Welcome to the weekly MormonNewsRoundup where Dives and Al ruminate on the great and spacious beehive!Full TitleOct 30, 2022 Episode 31Mormonism with Murph joins the podcast, John Dehlin and OSF getting sued, LDS Church Canadian tithing under scrutiny, was BYU-I student called on a mission against her will?, and the legend RFM joins podcast next weekNews Articles1. Legal Tax Move: Mormon Church Transfers $1 Billion Out of Canada: The Mormon Church's legal maneuver to move $1 billion out of Canada tax-free raises eyebrows, highlighting the complexities of financial operations within religious organizations.2. Investment vs. Charitable Giving: Mormon Church's Financial Practices Questioned: Amidst revelations, concerns arise over the Mormon Church's investment strategies and allegations of overstating charitable giving, prompting scrutiny of its financial transparency.3. Financial Reality Check: Mormons' Wealth Questioned: Contrary to perceptions, discussions emerge challenging the notion of Mormons being affluent, reflecting on the economic diversity within the community.4. Legal Battle Involving John Dehlin: John Dehlin faces a lawsuit, raising questions about freedom of speech and expression within Mormon circles and broader implications for religious discourse.5. Perspective on Departing Mormons: An opinion piece advocates for reframing attitudes towards those who leave the LDS Church, urging empathy and understanding instead of mourning or condemnation.6. Discovery of Book of Mormon Horses: Claims of finding evidence of Book of Mormon horses spark discussions within the Mormon community, touching on archaeological and historical interpretations.7. Controversial Mission Call at BYU-I: A BYU-Idaho student reportedly receives a mission call against her will, prompting discussions about agency and institutional pressures within the LDS Church.8. Upcoming Guest RFM and Expectations: RFM is scheduled to appear next week, generating anticipation and discussion among listeners, following the departure of a previous host.Question of the Week (available only on Anchor)How do you feel about the possibility of newly discovered horses on the American continent during Book of Mormon times?MNRU Poll of the WeekÂ (available only on Anchor)How do you feel about John Dehlin and the Open Stories Foundation getting sued?Chickens coming home to roostVindicated. John Dehlin is a big contrast to Joseph Smith, a great example for us whoÂ never got into ANY legal troubleAnti-anti Mormon lies! Wait, does that make them true?The Open Stories Foundation is the ultimate oxymoronThe Lord commanded Nephi to sign an NDASo much for forgiving 70 times sevenRemember remember, no unhallowed hand can stop this podcast from progressing!Email: [email protected]: https://mormonnewsroundup.orgTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mormonnewsroundupInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mormon_news_roundup/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093511869924X: https://twitter.com/NewsMormonSupport the show and help keep it going: https://www.patreon.com/MormonNewsRoundupNew episodes daily.Mormon News Roundup is an independent production and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
1 hr 23 min
October 23, 2022 EP 30 - PD from Priesthood Dispatches joins the podcast, Deseret News comes out against polygamy/polyandry, anti-gay Mormon dad goes viral, & Ukraine Temple reopens amidst fighting
Oct 23, 2022
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Oct 23, 2022 Episode 30 - PD from Priesthood Dispatches joins the podcast, Deseret News comes out against polygamy/polyandry, anti-gay Mormon dad goes viral, Ukraine Temple reopens amidst fighting, BYU enrollment may be in trouble, and Bad Mormon book author sued by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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News Articles
1. Defense of Monogamy Amid Legal Challenges: A perspective piece warns against potential threats to monogamy as legal battles unfold, urging resistance to societal changes that may undermine traditional family structures.
2. Mormon Father Faces Backlash for Intolerant Remarks on Gay Daughter: A Mormon father receives criticism after stating that his gay daughter will not be welcomed at home, sparking discussions on LGBTQ+ acceptance and family dynamics within the LDS community.
3. Reopening of Ukrainian Latter-day Saints Temple Amid Conflict: Despite ongoing fighting, a Latter-day Saints temple in Ukraine reopens its doors, highlighting resilience and faith amidst adversity.
4. BYU Football's Struggles Amid Religious Perspective: Despite challenges, BYU Football's performance is viewed through a religious lens, emphasizing faith over athletic success.
5. Declining Enrollment at BYU Sparks Concerns: Reports of declining enrollment at BYU prompt questions about the university's future and its ability to attract students.
6. HBO Documentary 'Mama's Boy' Explores Dustin Lance Black's Journey: The release of the HBO documentary 'Mama's Boy' on October 18th sheds light on Dustin Lance Black's personal story, providing insights into his experiences and perspectives.
7. Closure of Utah Lighthouse Ministry: Utah Lighthouse Ministry announces its closure, marking the end of an era for the organization known for its critique of Mormonism and advocacy for alternative beliefs.
8. President Nelson Leads Groundbreaking at New U of U Medical Center: President Nelson participates in a groundbreaking ceremony at the new University of Utah medical center, highlighting the intersection of religion and healthcare.
9. Debate Over 'Mormon' Terminology and Its Relation to Satan: Discussions arise regarding the significance of using the term 'Mormon' and its implications, questioning whether its avoidance constitutes a victory against Satan.
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1 hr 13 min
October 16, 2022 EP 29 - Rebecca Bibliotheca from the Good Book Club joins the podcast, Church IT ransacked—data stolen by 'state-sponsored' cyber-thieves, Pres. Nelson dedicates Heber Valley Temple
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Oct 16, 2022 Episode 29 - Rebecca Bibliotheca from the Good Book Club joins the podcast, Church IT ransacked—data stolen by 'state-sponsored' cyber-thieves, Pres. Nelson dedicates Heber Valley Temple, and latest developments on AP child sex abuse scandal
News Articles
1. Cyber Theft Hits Mormon Church IT: The Mormon Church's IT infrastructure experiences a breach as 'state-sponsored' cyber-thieves ransack data, raising concerns over security and potential ramifications.
2. President Russell M. Nelson Leads Heber Valley LDS Temple Groundbreaking: President Russell M.
Nelson headlines the groundbreaking ceremony for the Heber Valley LDS Temple, marking progress in the construction of a new sacred edifice.
3. LDS Apostle Embarks on Eastern Europe Ministering Trip: An LDS apostle undertakes a nine-day ministering trip to Eastern Europe, demonstrating the Church's global outreach and commitment to spreading its message.
4. Mormon Church Lawns Maintain Greenery Amid Water Conservation Efforts: Despite water conservation initiatives, Mormon church lawns retain their green appearance, sparking discussions on the effectiveness of conservation efforts and landscaping practices.
5. BYU Professor's Transition to UVU for Safety: A BYU professor, who remained 'closeted' for years, transitions to Utah Valley University seeking a 'safe' space, shedding light on LGBTQ+ inclusivity and support in academic environments.
6. Utah Tops Mental Illness Ranking in the US: Utah earns the dubious distinction of ranking #1 for mental illness in the US according to a recent study, highlighting mental health challenges in the state.
7. Lawsuit Alleges Utah Firm and Lawmaker Assisted in Concealing Mormon Abuse: A lawsuit accuses a Utah firm and lawmaker of aiding Mormons in concealing abuse, underscoring legal battles and accountability within the community.
8. Jana Riess Explores Latter-day Saint Leaders' Reluctance to Apologize: Jana Riess delves into the fear of apologizing among Latter-day Saint leaders, examining the complexities of accountability and reconciliation within the Church.
PD from Priesthood Dispatches on Oct 23! and RFM saying he is going to come on sometime soon, perhaps Nov or Dec!
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MNRU Question of the Week (available only on Anchor)
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1 hr 21 min
October 10, 2022 EP 28 - Mormon Renegade crashes the podcast and Sunday General Conference thoughts, NY Judge clears the way for polyamorous relationships, Elder Bednar in hot water over plagiarism charges
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Oct 9, 2022 Episode 28 - Mormon Renegade crashes the podcast, Sunday General Conference thoughts, NY Judge clears the way for polyamorous relationships, Elder Bednar in hot water over plagiarism charges relating to his last general conference talk, are top LDS leaders getting to old, and Strength of Youth pamphlet updates.
News Articles
1. Expansion of Houses of the Lord: The Church of Jesus Christ announces plans to construct 18 new temples, reflecting ongoing growth and dedication to sacred spaces for worship and ordinances.
2. Allegations of Plagiarism Against Bednar's General Conference Talk: Elder Bednar faces accusations of plagiarism in his General Conference talk, sparking debates and discussions about originality and attribution in LDS leadership.
3. Debut of Book of Mormon Videos Season 4: Season 4 of the Book of Mormon Videos series premieres, showcasing the Savior's ministry in the Americas and providing visual narratives of scripture for LDS audiences.
4. Changes in Standards for Mormon Teens: Questions arise regarding whether double ear piercings and sleeveless tops are now acceptable for Mormon teens, signaling potential shifts in cultural norms within the LDS community.
5. Perceived Threats to LDS Church Culture: Concerns are raised about perceived attacks on LDS Church culture, prompting reflections on identity, values, and preservation of traditions among Latter-day Saints.
6. Age of Top LDS Leaders: Discussions emerge regarding the age of top LDS leaders, raising questions about succession planning and leadership continuity within the Church.
7. Legal Recognition of Polyamorous Relationships: A New York judge rules in favor of legal recognition for polyamorous relationships, stirring debates about traditional marriage values and societal norms within the LDS community.
8. Cosmo the Cougar's Acrobatic Feat: Cosmo the Cougar's impressive balance stunt gains attention, earning praise from Sports Illustrated and showcasing BYU's mascot's skill and agility.
World renowned Guest hosts on deck!
Rachel Biblioteca from the Good Book Club on next week and PD from Priesthood Dispatches on Oct 23! and RFM saying he is going to come on sometime soon, perhaps Nov or Dec!
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1 hr 6 min
October 02, 2022 EP 27 - Netflix Sins of our Mother Episode 3 mini-series, FLDS leader Warren Jeffs back on trial, JK Rowling brings LDS ire on Twitter, saturday LDS General Conference reaction, and much more!
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Oct 2, 2022 Episode 27
Netflix Sins of our Mother Episode 3 mini-series, FLDS leader Warren Jeffs back on trial, JK Rowling brings LDS ire on Twitter, saturday LDS General Conference reaction, and much more!
News Articles
- Minerva Teichert Family's Lawsuit Against LDS Church: The family of artist Minerva Teichert files a lawsuit against the LDS Church, indicating potential legal disputes and controversies surrounding her legacy.
- Dustin Lance Black's Head Injury: Dustin Lance Black sustains a head injury, raising concerns and garnering attention within the LDS community and beyond.
- Temples Announced per Year of Church President's Tenure: A comparison is drawn between the number of temples announced during each year of a Church President's tenure, offering insights into patterns of temple construction and leadership priorities.
- Warren Jeffs Back on Trial: Warren Jeffs faces trial again, signaling ongoing legal proceedings and potential developments in cases related to him and the FLDS Church.
- J.K. Rowling's Alleged Reference to Joseph Smith in Refuting Transphobia Allegations: J.K. Rowling allegedly references Joseph Smith in refuting transphobia allegations, sparking discussions and debates about religious figures and LGBTQ+ rights.
- Perspective on J.K. Rowling and Joseph Smith: A perspective piece examines what J.K. Rowling may have misunderstood about Joseph Smith and the golden plates, providing insights into LDS beliefs and historical context.
- MRNU Poll of the Week: The MRNU conducts a poll of the week, gathering data and opinions on various topics relevant to the LDS community.
- Highlights from Saturday General Conference: Highlights from Saturday's General Conference sessions are summarized, capturing key messages and themes shared by LDS leaders.
- Latter-day Saints High on Cultural Racism Scale: Latter-day Saints are reported to rank high on a cultural racism scale, prompting reflections and discussions on issues of race and diversity within the LDS community.
- Sins of Our Mother Episode 3: In the third episode of "Sins of Our Mother," the storyline progresses as chilling revelations and family dynamics continue to unfold.
World renowned Guest hosts on deck!
Mormon Renegade filling in for Al next week, Rachel Biblioteca from the Good Book Club the week after, and Priesthood Dispatches on Oct 23!
MNRU Poll of the week (available only on Anchor)
In light of JK Rowling's sudden interest in Mormonism, what would be a good title for her next wizarding world book?
Joseph Smith and the flaming Sword of Fire
Brigham Young and the Deathly Blood Atonement
Sidney Rigdon and the Order of the Priesthood
Russell Nelson and the Temple of Secrets
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone in the Hat
Spencer Kimball and the Half-Blood Lamanites
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1 hr 8 min
September 26, 2022 EP 26 - Sins of our Mother EP2, Church donates $5 million to UNICEF, and Elder Bednar goes live on IG, LDS leaders join open letter to Floridians calling for peace with the LGBTQ community
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LDS Oregon prospect leaves at halftime of BYU game following 'F--- the Mormons' chant
Condemnations issued, but no talk of discipline for UO students' explicit chant at BYU game
BYU to honor the Black 14, a group of former Wyoming football players who once protested
Man convicted of assaulting son for refusing to go on LDS mission
Articles
- Tabernacle Choir's Tribute to Queen Elizabeth II: The Tabernacle Choir pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II in a special performance, showcasing the choir's cultural significance and international reach.
- Elder Bednar's Instagram Live Q&A: Elder Bednar engages in a live question and answer session on Instagram, providing insights and perspectives on various topics to a digital audience.
- LDS Church Donates $5 Million to UNICEF: The LDS Church demonstrates its commitment to humanitarian efforts by donating $5 million to UNICEF, contributing to global initiatives for children's welfare and development.
- Gates Foundation's Health and Development Commitments: The Gates Foundation announces $1.27 billion in health and development commitments, highlighting collaborative efforts to address global challenges and improve lives worldwide.
- Mormons Ranked Most Trusting Among Faith Groups: Mormons are recognized as the most trusting people among various faith groups, reflecting values of community, integrity, and mutual support within the LDS community.
- LDS Leaders Advocate for Peace with LGBTQ Community: LDS leaders join an open letter to Floridians advocating for peace and understanding with the LGBTQ community, emphasizing dialogue and empathy in societal discourse.
- David Archuleta on Faith and Embracing Queerness: David Archuleta discusses his journey of self-discovery, faith, and embracing his queerness, encouraging authenticity and resilience in the face of adversity.
Featured News Article:
- Sins of Our Mother Episode 2: In the second episode of "Sins of Our Mother," concerns arise as Lori's behavior and a peculiar ranking system raise alarms within her family, leading to chilling revelations.
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1 hr 23 min
September 19, 2022 EP 25 - Sins of our Mother EP1, record LDS Church humanitarian donation, dream general conference headlines
Sep 18, 2022 Episode 25
Netflix Sins of our Mother Episode 1 mini-series review, record breaking Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints humanitarian donation to the World Food Programme, fantasy general conference headlines, updates on AP child sex abuse story, and much more!
News Articles
1. Appellate Court Grants Oral Arguments in LDS Church Sexual Abuse Suit: An appellate court allows for oral arguments in a civil suit concerning sexual abuse within the Mormon Church, signaling ongoing legal proceedings and potential developments in the case.
2. Oregon Student Section Issues Apology to BYU Fans: The student section of an Oregon team apologizes to BYU fans for an offensive chant, highlighting efforts to promote sportsmanship and respect between rival fanbases.
3. Man Ordered to Pay Restitution for Setting Fire to LDS Churches: A man who set fire to three LDS churches in Utah is ordered to pay $1.13 million in restitution, underscoring the consequences of his actions and the impact on the affected congregations.
4. Closure of Colombia MTC Announced for January 2023: The LDS Church announces the closure of the Colombia Missionary Training Center, effective January 2023, marking a significant change in missionary operations in the region.
5. Largest Humanitarian Donation in Church History by Latter-day Saint Leaders: LDS Church leaders make the largest humanitarian donation in church history, reflecting their commitment to global aid efforts and philanthropy.
6. Review of "Man's Search for Happiness": A review offers insights into "Man's Search for Happiness," shedding light on its themes and relevance to Latter-day Saint beliefs and teachings.
7. Dream Headline from General Conference: A dream headline from General Conference captures the imagination, sparking discussions and reflections on the future direction of the LDS Church.
8. Premiere of "Sins of Our Mother" Episode 1: The premiere of "Sins of Our Mother" Episode 1 explores compelling narratives and themes within the LDS community, inviting viewers to engage with complex storytelling and character development.
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What is your dream Oct 2022 general conference headline?
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1 hr 21 min
September 12, 2022 EP 24 - LDS Church statement on passing of Queen Elizabeth II, NFL QB Aaron Rogers converting to Mormonism?, prophecies for upcoming General Conference
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Sep 11, 2022 Episode 24 - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issues a statement on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, is NFL QB Aaron Rogers converting to Mormonism?, updates on the Orem LDS temple fire and the alleged racist BYU volleyball incident, and Dives and Al prophesy about the upcoming October General Conference.
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Latter-day Saint leaders release statement on passing of ‘noble monarch’ Queen Elizabeth II
News Articles
Why Aaron Rodgers recently found a Book of Mormon in his locker
BYU’s Black Menaces Will Protest Discrimination Against LGBTQ+ Students
Boy Scouts set to exit bankruptcy after $2.46 bln U.S. sex abuse settlement approved
The biggest change in the amended plan was the removal of a $250 million settlement payment from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which Silverstein refused to approve.
Mormon mayor and bishop arrested for sexual abuse of children
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First Vision (1976)
For Time or Eternity? (1969)
Legacy (1993)
First Presidency Invites All to October 2022 General Conference
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1 hr 31 min

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