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MMMO Purpose Statement •To educate the body of Christabout the real teachings of Mormonism, and the system it fosters. •To defend Christianity from the claims of Mormonism, that all other churches are an abomination in God's eyes. •To assist in equipping evangelical Christians to effectively contend for their faith. •To provide to Mormons an avenue to learn of the true teachings of their church. •To be a "go to" para-church organization for believers with friends or relatives lost in Mormonism who are seeking information and help. •To charitably and educationally assist those Mormons who are attempting to leave that Church. | Mormon Missions Midwest OutreachWelcome to Mormon Missions Midwest Outreach. We are a ministry that reaches out to Mormons and educates the Body of Christ, the church, about the false teachings of Mormonism. Jesus said in Matthew 7:15 “Beware of false prophets…” That word “Beware,” prosecho, in the Greek, means to “pay attention to; be cautious about; to give or take heed (to, unto).” Beware is an action word. When the Lord set Paul on his mission to “the Gentiles, and kings, and the children of Israel:” he didn’t tell him just to pray for these people; He set him on a path of action. Did Paul pray for those he was sent to reach with the Word? Absolutely! Prayer opens doors; but, prayer doesn’t walk through them, we do. We pray that the Mormon people will come to know the Jesus of the Bible; we also actively confront their false teachings with God’s Word the Bible. Just as important, if not more important, is reaching Christians and non-Christians alike, with the truth that Mormonism is a false teaching. The false, unique doctrines of Mormonism came into being through repeated visits by various angels appearing to Joseph Smith. What does the Bible say about this: Galatians 1:8 “But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed.” This ministry stands to confront that “other gospel” being preached by Mormonism.
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Rocky's new book,
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This book
examines trustworthiness of Mormons in public office. Mormons in political campaigns for various offices have people asking the following questions: Can Americans trust Mormons in office? Is the Mormon Church the ultimate lobbyist? Could a Mormon in a governmental position of authority be forced by their religious beliefs to make a decision contrary to all reason, facts, or evidence? Do Mormons swear allegiance to their church, its prophets and apostles, their living oracles, and the priesthood power they hold? Rocky Hulse examines these issue in his new book When Salt Lake City Calls: Is There a Conflict Between Mormonism and the Public Trust? 