Speaking the Truth in Love to LDS
A Weekend Workshop to Help You Understand Your LDS Neighbors and Share Jesus with Clarity and Care
EVENT DETAILS:
Dates & Times
Friday, February 20, 6:00 pm–8:30 pm
Saturday, February 21, 9:00 am–3:30 pm
If you have Latter-day Saint (LDS) friends, neighbors, coworkers, or family members, you may feel both a desire and a hesitation: How do I have meaningful conversations without being awkward, argumentative, or getting lost in unfamiliar terms?
This workshop is designed to help.
Over one focused weekend, you’ll gain a clearer understanding of LDS beliefs and culture, learn how certain words can mean very different things in LDS vs. biblical Christianity, and walk away with practical ways to build relationships and have gospel-centered conversations that are both truthful and loving.
Session 1: Know Your LDS Neighbors (2.5 hours with a 15-minute break)
- Know the LDS Plan of Salvation
- Know the Top 10 Words to Handle With Care
- Know LDS culture and the current religious landscape
Session 2: Know the Four Key Biblical Concepts (3 hours with three 10-minute breaks)
This session focuses on four foundational concepts that often sound similar on the surface—but are understood very differently.
- A look at sin, grace, faith, and works, and how Mormonism and biblical Christianity view them differently
- Using Ephesians 2:1–10 as our framework
- Helpful questions and illustrations you can use in real conversations
Session 3: Know How To Share Jesus With LDS (2.5 hours with one 15-minute break)
Move from information to confident, relational outreach—without feeling like you need to “win a debate.”
- Investing in relationships
- Conversation starters/extenders for natural, respectful dialogue
- Bible stories to share
- Core differences to compare
- Local, ongoing, and seasonal opportunities to invite people to share Jesus and invite them to come and see
Cost
Although this event is free, donations are appreciated to help cover the cost of lunch and materials.
Don’t miss this opportunity to grow in your faith and be empowered to proclaim the freedom found in Christ alone.