Jim Robertson passed away Monday June 24^th after a long battle with dementia and Alzheimer’s.  My fondest recollection of Jim will be of his involvement in helping me and my family come to know Jesus. I am not the only one. During his 35 years of ministry, Jim helped numerous people to find the truth of the Bible after leaving Mormonism. God surely used Jim to bring the truth of his word to those caught up in deception. He will be missed by all he helped to find Jesus, but he will not be mourned. Jesus has forgiven Jim and given him a portion in the dwelling place of God. No longer does he have the burdens of this life to bear and we rejoice to know that has received a place at Jesus’ side.

Jim—we love you and miss you. Can’t wait to join you there!

Concerned Christians' General Manager, Andy Poland,
testified and taught at Mountain Bible Church in Payson, AZ.

Apologetics does not need to be publicly confrontational. That is not to say that publically confrontational apologetics is wrong. However, on Andy Poland's watch, as the General Manager since January of 2009, Concerned Christians' mission emphasis has significantly shifted from confrontational anti-Mormonism to the more positive focus on the changed lives of many of the tens of thousands of Mormons who annually resign from the LDS church, who are now Christians. There are now so many Mormons in transition out of Mormonism, that arguing with on-line Mormons has become a waste of valuable time and resources. And, the "out" testimonies of those former Latter-day Saints are such powerful witnesses to the yet-to-be-converted out of Mormonism, that we have come to believe their stories are much more valuable than any argument with on-line Mormons who have dug in their heals against the truth of our biblically-based God and gospel message.

And, unfortunately, that's what some on-line discussion forums between Christians and Mormons have degenerated into - useless arguments that serve little purpose, but to foment angry words, name-calling, misrepresentations and often misinformation by both Christians and Mormons about both biblical Christianity and Mormonism.

For those reasons, a few years ago, I closed the CC discussion forums to devout Mormons, only allowing those doubting LDS and Mormons in transition out of Mormonism with sincere questions. When I did that, the discussions all but died. However, recent Mormon registrations onto the CC forums by Mormons who seemed sincere at first, but were not, have led to the closing of any further discussions, whatsoever. Instead, we have turned that forum into a "docu-forum" of the many documentations accumulated over the years, which will assist anyone in their research into why Mormonism is a false religion.

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