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21st Century Saints 21st Century Saints
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4.7 • 15 Ratings
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21st Century Saints
Introducing conversations about the lived experiences of those affiliated with or adjacent to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the UK and around the world.
Channel, opinions and views shared are hosts and guests own.
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079 Ruth Heath: Corridor Conversations with Peter Bleakley
This week Ruth interviews Britvenger Peter Bleakley. What exactly keeps Peter so tied to a Church which has excommunicated him?
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Safeguarding Sunday Mini-sode! May Update
In todays episode we announce recent tightening of Church policies on Safeguarding.
You can find out more about our discussion on sharing non consensual images here:
https://stopncii.org/
The policy update was sent to leaders in the form of a letter. Wording as follows:
To: General Authorities; General Officers; Area Seventies; Stake, Mission, and District Presidencies; Bishoprics and Branch Presidencies; Members of Stake and Ward Councils
a. At least two adults must be present at all virtual and in-person Church-sponsored activities for children or youth (see General Handbook, 20.7.1).
b. Leaders should avoid one-on-one contact with a child or youth unless they are clearly visible to nearby leaders. Also avoid one-on-one contact through phone, texts, social media, videoconference, and so on unless other leaders are included.
c. President Russell M. Nelson counseled “each of us to be alert to anyone who might be in danger of being abused and to act promptly to protect them” (“What Is True?,” Liahona, Nov. 2022, 29). If leaders become aware of any kind of abuse or neglect, they should report it to appropriate civil authorities and counsel with the bishop immediately (see General Handbook, 38.6.2).
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Live! Pox 2.0
Today we discuss the impact of current rumours that there may be a new policy of exclusion (POX) aimed at transgender individuals.
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Live: From Baptism To Burlesque - AMA with Jane!
Ruth and Sara are turning the tables as Jane takes the hot seat tonight for an Ask Me Anything interview!
Nothing is off limits, so if you have a question you'd like to make sure we ask, just let us know!
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075 Live! With David Ostler & Guest Host Deborah Squires-Coleman
David B. Ostler Bio
Professionally, David is retired. He has a Bachelor of University Studies from the University of Utah in Quantitative Methods and an MBA from Dartmouth College where he was an Amos Tuck Scholar. Before retirement, his career focused on evidence-based medicine, including products for health insurance companies, hospitals, governmental health purchasers, physician groups and pharmaceutical companies. Prior to retirement, he was Executive Vice President of Optum International,and Chairman of United Health, UK.
As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, David Ostler has served as a bishop, stake president, mission president, and as a director of a Church historical site and visitors' center. He has served three full-time and two church service missions, most recently in his home stake working with leadership to understand why people no longer believe or no longer attend. With his wife, they have six wonderful children—some of whom no longer hold basic Latter-day Saint beliefs. He wrote Bridges: Ministering to Those Who Question, a book about how to minister to those who question the first edition was released in July 2019. The second edition was released in April 2022.
Presently David works to find ways to create dialogue and relationships with people who believe differently in religion and politics. He has lived and served on four continents. Married to Rachelle Ostler, they have 6 children and 6 grandchildren.
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Live: How to Use Your Vote! With Nemo the Mormon
Join us Live as we talk with Nemo the Mormon about the Sustaining of Church Officers at this coming Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Do 21st Century Saints Sustain or Oppose?
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Customer Reviews
You did it!
You and Sam Young changed the way youth and children must be treated at church. You did it. You should feel satisfaction that these issues are addressed.
Great Perspectives Poor Sound Quality
I’m loving the different points of view from our fellow Latterday Saints in the UK! My only complaint is the sound quality. Some of the guests have very loud voices and some of the hosts are very quiet. It becomes an annoyance that I’m turning the sound way up to hear some speakers and then down because my ears are being assaulted.
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