10/09/2026
Register here: https://forms.gle/XRKF8s1ZMr5nqGFN8
Saturday, October 17, 9:00am-2:30pm
Hosted by Light of the World
4155 Geist Rd. (by the Circle K gas station)
If you have Latter-day Saint (LDS)/Mormon 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.
Sessions include...
Know your LDS neighbor - Get oriented to the beliefs, language, and lived experience of your LDS neighbors so your conversations can be thoughtful, informed, and compassionate.
Know the 4 key Biblical concepts - Explore sin, grace, faith, and works, and how they're understood differently in Mormonism and biblical Christianity.
Using Mormon temples to share Christ - Discover how Mormon temples open the door to meaningful conversations about faith, sin, and the complete work of Christ.
This event is open to the entire community. There's no cost to attend, and lunch will be provided for all participants. Childcare will also be provided (please call ahead for availability).
To find out more info and register, click here: https://forms.gle/XRKF8s1ZMr5nqGFN8
