Question & Answer: LDS & Evangelicals
A lot has been written in recent years about tensions between the evangelical community and the LDS church. Are those tensions indeed real, are there some ecumenical issues that have to be addressed, and if so, how can they be addressed? Wickman: I think if they exist, they’re one-sided. They don’t exist on our end. As I said, we believe in Jesus Christ. We teach him, and him crucified;...
Mormon Bishop: Mitt Romney
When the new Belmont meetinghouse of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (”Mormon” Church) burnt down, members of the community extending generous, helping hands. At that time of the incident, Mitt Romney was the congregation’s leader or Bishop. He had been vacationing with his family at Cape Cod when he received word of the fire. He returned almost immediately. The...
Mitt Romney: Leader in Boston, Massachusetts Stake
Mitt Romney gets paid for his business enterprising, but as a leader in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (inadvertently called by the media, The ”Mormon” Church), he works freely, without remuneration of an earthly kind. The rewards are the fruits of faith and joy among the members of the Church. Stroll through Boston visually for a moment to visualize some of his...