SAVING THE MORMON PEOPLE

The Story of Deception, Rescue, and Redemption in the Heart of the American West

   By Craig Rogers, KINGDOM Empowered

A Personal Opening Word from Craig Rogers

I’ve spent my life in the trenches of trauma—working with broken families, shattered children, and souls caught in the grip of pain. As a healthcare provider, CEO, and consultant in the mental and behavioral health world, I’ve served over 5,000 families from every corner of the nation. I’ve seen darkness. I’ve seen evil. And I’ve also witnessed precious miracles from a loving Heavenly Father. I’ve seen Jesus Christ, the Healer, restore what hell tried to destroy.

But nothing—nothing—prepared me for Utah.

For over three decades, my wife Wendy and I have served in Southern Utah. We love this land. We love the people. But there is no denying the thick spiritual oppression here—a religious darkness masquerading as light. It is real, and it is rooted in deception, control, and generational trauma. The same spirit of lust, pride, and power that seduced Joseph Smith has not gone away. It still prowls among the leadership of the LDS Church and beyond, clothed in robes of religion and cloaked in counterfeit righteousness.

Utah is not just another mission field—it’s ground zero for a supernatural showdown.

There is a spirit of spiritual abuse here that is rarely spoken of, but deeply felt. It’s not just Mormonism. The religious machinery of many denominations thrives in this region, often shielding sin behind stained glass and silence. And the people? They’re hungry. Desperate. Wounded. Many are disillusioned, yet still longing for truth, for grace, for love that actually sets them free. I know, because I’ve sat with them. I’ve wept with them. I’ve prayed with them. I’ve helped bury their children. I’ve helped rebuild their lives.

And now, I believe the time has come for something unprecedented.

This is a call to action—not with rage or revenge, but with fire and love. I believe God is raising up an Army of Love Warriors, filled with Holy Spirit power, saturated in Grace, and armed with radical truth. We must infiltrate the systems of deception not with bombs, but with bread—not with judgment, but with the true love of Jesus Christ. This is not just a rescue—it’s a royal invitation to reign with King Jesus. The Spirit of God is stirring hearts from across the world to see Utah for what it really is: a field white for harvest, a land crying out for the King and His Kingdom.

We will not stay silent. The deception ends here. The trauma ends here. The generational curse ends here.

This is your invitation to join me, to join us. Pray. Fast. Come. Support. Speak. Go. Be sent. There is a supernatural assignment on Utah, and the TRUE Church of Jesus Christ must respond with truth in one hand and Grace and Mercy in the other. We are here to SAVE THE MORMON PEOPLE, not destroy them. We are here to expose the lies, heal the wounds, and rebuild what religion has broken.

Utah, we see you. We love you. And we will not stop until the truth has set you free.

Craig Rogers | Ambassador of Grace | Disciple of Jesus | Servant in the Great Basin Mission Field

The Lamb in the Lion’s Den

In the high deserts of the Great Basin, where red cliffs kiss blue skies and pioneer blood runs thick through the streets of old towns, a war has quietly raged for nearly two centuries. No bombs. No bullets. Just battle lines are drawn in pulpits, prayer rooms, and generational bondage. It is a war not of land, but of souls. A war waged with deception, religious control, and spiritual blindness. A war masked in moral appearance but rooted in demonic oppression.

This is not a conspiracy theory. It is not sensationalism. It is a true story—the story of how the Mormon Church, officially known as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), became a billion-dollar religious empire founded on fraud, fueled by fear, and sustained by secrecy. It is a story of stolen innocence, systemic abuse, and global manipulation—but it is also a story of mercy. Of rescue. Of redemption.

It is the story of King Jesus, the Good Shepherd, who is leaving the ninety-nine to rescue the one lost sheep. The one who has been deceived. The one who has labored under the curse of works-based religion. The one who has never met the real Jesus.

And now, the Shepherd is sounding a call for warriors.

I am praying—not for spectators, but for servants. Not for critics, but for comrades. We are praying for workers of the Harvest—those who will say yes to Jesus’ call to enter this unique mission field of Utah. Some of you are already here. Others are being called to come. But all of us are being summoned to one mission: infiltrate the deception, love the captives, and lead the Mormon people out of darkness and into the glorious light of Christ.

We are asking King Jesus to raise up a company of bold, Spirit-filled warriors—an advanced ministry team, a kind of spiritual black ops unit. Not to destroy, but to deliver. Not with weapons of war, but with weapons of love, truth, and grace. We will move like missionaries, live among the people, serve LDS leaders, and demonstrate the unrelenting love of Christ in the most creative and radical ways possible.

The Mormon Church is not just mistaken—it’s mission-critical. These good people are not our enemies. These people are our family members IN CHRIST, they are friends, and loved ones--worth laying down our lives for.

So, we will not rest until the hierarchy of deception becomes a highway of redemption. We are going after the leadership itself—praying, living, loving, interceding, and evangelizing right in the center of the storm.

This is the invitation. This is the mission. If your heart is burning, it’s because the Spirit is calling. The rescue has begun. Come. Join us. Be sent.

This is the true story of saving the Mormon people. And it begins with one false prophet—and one unstoppable King.

A Prophet and a Pedophile

Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism, was not the man he claimed to be. To his followers, he was a prophet, a restorer, a divine mouthpiece. But behind the religious rhetoric was a deeply disturbed man who manipulated spiritual hunger for personal power, sexual gratification, and financial gain.

According to the LDS Church's own historians and verified records, Joseph Smith secretly married more than 30 women, some as young as 14. Many of these women were already married to other men.

These were not consensual unions. They were spiritual coercion masked as divine command. He claimed an angel with a flaming sword would destroy him if he didn’t obey the command to practice polygamy. Teenage girls were told they were chosen by God to fulfill this command. Fathers who objected were reassigned to distant missions. Mothers were silenced by fear.

He called it "celestial marriage." We call it what it is: spiritual grooming. Abuse. Exploitation. And it gets worse.

None of Joseph Smith’s prophecies ever came true. Not one. He prophesied about the Second Coming, about the destiny of the LDS Church, about his own life—and every single one failed. Deuteronomy 18:22 makes it crystal clear: “When a prophet speaks in the name of the LORD, if the thing does not happen or come true, that is the thing which the LORD has not spoken.”

Joseph Smith was not a prophet. He was a false prophet. He died in 1844, gunned down in an Illinois jail. His so-called prophetic gift didn’t see that coming either.

But while Joseph died, the deception he birthed did not. It hardened. It evolved. And it became institutionalized. A seed of falsehood planted in the 19th century grew into a religious empire that now spans continents, owns billions in assets, and controls millions of souls.

This was not the work of God. It was the work of man. And now, the Spirit of the Lord is calling for a counter-movement—one of truth, mercy, and bold redemptive action.

I am praying for a holy battalion—men and women, young and old, from across the earth and from right here in Utah—who will answer the call to be part of a spiritual special forces mission. We are not seeking critics who yell from a distance. We are recruiting Christ-filled infiltrators who will move in close.

We need those who will live among LDS leaders, love them authentically, pray for them fervently, and evangelize them creatively. This is not a war of hate. This is a mission of mercy. We do not come to condemn the people. We come to confront the deception—with truth in one hand and a towel in the other.

Jesus didn’t send lightning. He sent light. He didn’t hurl stones. He healed souls. And we will follow His lead.

So come. Come if your heart burns for the lost. Come if you’ve been rescued from religious deception and want to help others. Come if you’re willing to give up comfort for the calling. Come if you’re ready to go where no mission team has gone before: into the heart of Mormonism—not with malice, but with a message.

Joseph Smith was a fraud. But Jesus Christ is alive. And now, the time has come to tear off the veil, confront the deception, and call a people home to their true Shepherd.

Vaults of Silence

Lurking beneath the marble temples and pristine branding of the LDS Church is a culture of control and secrecy that would rival any corporate syndicate or intelligence agency. What began as the hidden sins of one man metastasized into the guarded vaults of a billion-dollar institution, where image trumps integrity and silence is bought with loyalty and fear.

The Mormon Church is not simply misguided in doctrine—it is actively suppressing truth. It has established layers of internal security structures such as the "Strengthening Church Members Committee," tasked with monitoring dissent, silencing whistleblowers, and flagging potential threats to the image of the Church. Investigative reports and insider testimonies confirm that excommunication is not merely a spiritual response to sin—it’s often a calculated strategy to remove those who might expose the corruption.

And yet, even the most impenetrable vaults have their cracks.

Enter the Nielsen twins: David and Lars. Two brothers born and raised in the LDS Church. One, David, served as a senior portfolio manager for Ensign Peak Advisors, the financial engine behind the LDS Church's secretive $100 billion investment empire. The other, Lars, spent years compiling a groundbreaking exposé titled How the Book of Mormon Came to Pass: The Second Greatest Show on Earth.

David blew the whistle to the IRS, exposing the Church's misuse of tax-exempt status and its staggering hidden wealth. Lars, with surgical precision, revealed the plagiarized, fraudulent origins of the Book of Mormon—a document cobbled together from 17th-century texts, myths, and the King James Bible. Their testimonies ripped open the shroud of sanctity that had guarded LDS leadership for generations.

What these twin prophets of truth revealed was this: the highest levels of LDS leadership have always known. They have the documents. They have the historical evidence. They have locked it away in private vaults while preaching faith and collecting tithes.

This is not just failure. It is fraud. This is not just ignorance. It is a multi-generational conspiracy to maintain power and wealth through religious manipulation.

And the vaults—those granite-carved archives hidden in the Wasatch Mountains—are filled with proof. But the day of reckoning is here.

Just as Jesus declared in Luke 8:17, “Nothing is hidden that will not become evident, nor anything secret that will not be known and come to light.”

The truth is not just leaking. It’s flooding.

And with it comes a tidal wave of questions, disillusionment, and broken trust. What happens when the faithful discover the foundation of their faith is a lie? What happens when mothers, fathers, and missionaries realize they were deceived? What happens when the vaults of silence finally open?

What happens is revival.

And that’s why we need Kingdom messengers—bold, humble, Spirit-led agents of restoration—who will go into these communities, into these temples of silence, and be the ones who knock on the vault doors in love.

We are calling for brave believers to become holy disruptors. Not just online whistleblowers, but incarnational witnesses who will live, love, and labor among the Mormon people. To move to Utah. To partner with this mission. To walk right into the storm and carry the peace of Christ with them.

We are praying for intercessors who will pray at the base of the vault. We are asking for former Mormons to rise as truth-tellers and guides. We are training Kingdom warriors to ask the right questions, to shine the light, to gently and boldly pry open what’s been locked away for too long.

Because the vaults don’t just hold documents—they hold destinies. And when truth pours out, healing flows in. This is how the strongholds fall. This is how the system cracks. This is how the people wake up. The time of silence is ending. The time of salvation is here.

Sexual Secrets and Saints in Denial—And the Coming Reckoning

The sexual corruption in the LDS Church isn’t history—it’s happening right now, hiding behind white shirts and temple recommends. I’ve sat with the broken—children abused by fathers, wives assaulted by priesthood holders, teens raped by leaders—only to watch the system silence them with a phone call to Salt Lake. This isn’t just sin; it’s a satanic structure that sacrifices the vulnerable to preserve power.

But hear me, Church: Your ‘help line’ is a hellish disgrace. Jesus didn’t die to protect predators—He died to destroy their works (1 John 3:8). To every survivor: Your shame ends today. Run to the real Savior—the One who always fights for you.

And to the saints: Wake up! Defund this machine of abuse. Boycott tithing until every victim is heard, every record unsealed, and every enabler fired. The Kingdom of God doesn’t cover sin—it crushes it. The reckoning is here. Choose sides.

The sexual corruption that began with Joseph Smith did not die with him. It was institutionalized. Sanitized. Shielded behind temple veils and rebranded as sacred history. But the spirit of manipulation that drove Smith to "marry" 14-year-old girls and other men’s wives still thrives today—not as a relic of the past, but as a living system of abuse, enabled by a hierarchy more committed to image than integrity.

The Help Line That Wasn’t

Countless survivors have stepped forward with identical stories:

• A teenage girl confides in her bishop about years of abuse by her father. The bishop calls Salt Lake’s "help line"—and is told to keep it quiet. The police are never contacted. The abuse continues.
• A young missionary reports sexual assault by a leader. He’s labeled "unworthy" and sent home in disgrace.
• A mother discovers her child was groomed by a priesthood holder. When she demands justice, she’s reminded of her "covenant to forgive."

This is not a failure of policy. It is by design. The LDS Church’s "help line" operates like a crisis management hotline for predators, routing allegations to Kirton McConkie—the Church’s law firm—not to law enforcement. Victims are gaslit into silence with twisted scripture: "Charity covereth a multitude of sins" (1 Peter 4:8). But the Greek word for "covereth" means to hide sin, not atone for it. The Church has perfected the art of hiding.

The Theology of Shame

The abuse is systemic because the theology is abusive:

Works-Based Righteousness: Your worth depends on obedience to leaders. Questioning them is "pride."
Spiritual Extortion: Temple covenants demand all you possess—even your silence—to the institution.
Victim Blaming: Abuse is framed as a "test," while survivors are told to "search for their own role" in the sin.

This is not God’s heart. When David raped Bathsheba and murdered Uriah, God sent Nathan to confront him—not a legal team to bury the story (2 Samuel 12). True shepherds protect the flock; wolves silence the lambs.

The Unsealing of Secrets

But the tide is turning.

Whistleblowers are leaking internal memos proving that cover-ups reach the First Presidency.
Lawsuits are forcing the unsealing of decades-old abuse records.
Ex-Mormon forums overflow with testimonies from survivors who’ve found courage in Christ.

The LDS Church is facing its #MeToo moment—and this time, the world is watching.

The Redeemer vs. The System

Jesus doesn’t just expose abuse; He annihilates its power:

To survivors: "Your shame is not yours to carry. I bore it on the Cross" (Isaiah 53:4-5).
To enablers: "Whoever causes one of these little ones to stumble, it would be better for a millstone to be hung around their neck" (Matthew 18:6).
To the Church: "Repent, or I will come to you and remove your lampstand" (Revelation 2:5).

The Call to Action

This is not a time for passive outrage. It’s a time for warriors:

For Legal Teams: Fund lawsuits to dismantle the "help line" and demand mandatory reporting.
For Counselors: Launch trauma-informed Grace Homes where survivors heal through Christ-centered therapy.
For the Church: Boycott tithing until the First Presidency releases all abuse records and submits to third-party audits.
For Every Believer: Pray like Elijah on Carmel—fire must fall on this Baal system (1 Kings 18).

The Coming Jubilee

The LDS Church has two choices:

Repent—follow the Acts 19 model (burn the books, confess the fraud).

or...

Collapse—under the weight of its own lies (Luke 8:17).

But for survivors, there’s a third option: "Come out of her, My people" (Revelation 18:4). This is the great divorce—and the Bride of Christ is waiting with open arms.

"The Spirit and the Bride say, Come" Revelation 22:17

Step into freedom.

One Man’s Mission—And the Army Being Raised

I never set out to take on the most powerful religious institution in the American West. I was never a crusader or a critic. I was a Youth Minister in Northern California, in love with Jesus and married to a Godly woman of worship with unshakable grace in her voice. But then the call came—not just to me, but through me, a divine summons that would ripple beyond my obedience into a movement of radical redemption.

The Desert Call - The Journey in the Wilderness

In 1997, my wife, Wendy, and I left behind our home, comfort, and thriving ministry in Northern California and followed the voice of God into the red rock desert of Southern Utah. At the time, few understood. The Mormon stronghold seemed impenetrable, its people fiercely loyal to the institution that defined their identity. But I knew the voice of his Shepherd—and I had heard the command clearly: “Go after the lost sheep.”

We planted our lives in St. George—not to build a megachurch but to wage a quiet revolution of love. We founded a foster care agency for children traumatized by generational abuse and religious oppression. We opened our home to the disillusioned, our table to the broken, and our hearts to those the system had discarded. We baptized ex-Mormons in swimming pools, buried teens lost to suicide after doctrinal shame, and sat in courtrooms as survivors testified.

For nearly three decades, my home became a safe harbor for the casualties of deception:

Former bishops who wept when they realized they’d preached a false gospel.
Missionaries who returned home with empty hearts after selling a lie.
Mothers fleeing polygamous cults, their children clinging to the hope of a God who truly loved them.

We always knew this mission was never meant to be done alone, will you pray about joining us?

The Call to Arms - Infiltrate with Love

Now, the Spirit is raising an army—not of protesters, but of peacemakers. Not of accusers, but of ambassadors. A spiritual special forces unit, trained in the weapons of grace, deployed to infiltrate the very heart of Mormon leadership with the explosive power of Christ’s love.

This is the new assignment:

Go Undercover. Move to Utah. Live among the LDS hierarchy. Work alongside them. Love their families.

“Be wise as serpents, harmless as doves” (Matthew 10:16). This is not espionage—it’s incarnation.

Wash Their Feet. Serve Mormon leaders without agenda. Pray for them by name. Intercede like Daniel for Babylon’s kings.

“If your enemy is hungry, feed him” Romans 12:20

Speak Truth in Love. When the Spirit opens doors, share the real Jesus—the One who finishes salvation, not the Mormon counterfeit.

“Let your speech always be with grace, seasoned with salt” Colossians 4:6

Prepare for the Saul-to-Paul Moment. Pray for a seismic shift: an LDS apostle publicly repenting, confessing the fraud, and bowing to King Jesus.

“The Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost” (Luke 19:10)—even the lost shepherds.

The Harvest Is Ready—Where Are the Workers?

KINGDOM Empowered Ministries are sounding the alarm: The greatest rescue mission in modern Church history is here.

To those already in Utah: Armor up. Join the advanced ministry team. No more silent solidarity—this is all-in warfare.

To those outside Utah: Sell out. Relocate. Sacrifice comfort for the Kingdom. The Mormon people are not the enemy—they’re hostages.

Imagine:

Grace Homes multiplying like wildfire, baptizing former LDS leaders.
SAVE Coin redistributing billions in tithing wealth to fund true discipleship.
Apostles of the LDS Church stepping down, confessing Christ, and sparking a revival that shakes the Great Basin.

This is not fantasy. This is faith.

The Charge

Craig’s mission began with one man’s obedience. Now, it demands an army’s surrender.

Will you join the infiltration?

Pray: Fast for Mormon leaders like Paul fasted for Israel (Romans 9:3).
Go: Move to Utah. Embed in Mormon communities. Love like Jesus.
Give: Fund Grace Homes, SAVE Coin, and trauma counseling for the waking wounded.

The trumpet is sounding. The Bride is making herself ready. And the gates of hell will not prevail.

“The Spirit and the Bride say, Come” Revelation 22:17

Answer the call.

A New Kind of Revolution—Redeeming the Church, Reclaiming the Inheritance

The answer is not destruction—it’s redemption.

What the LDS Church has built is a house of cards: billions in assets, fortified by secrecy, and guarded by false prophets who claim divine authority while denying the true Gospel of Grace. But the mission of KINGDOM Empowered is not to tear it down in rage. It is to rescue the people trapped inside. To redeem what was hijacked. To reclaim what belongs to Jesus.

That’s why the KINGDOM Empowered team are launching something revolutionary: a prophetic blueprint that combines spiritual reformation with technological transformation. It’s part revival, part revelation, and part righteous rebellion.

ReformationDAO - A Kingdom Blueprint

At the center of this strategy is the creation of ReformationDAO—a decentralized autonomous organization designed to transfer governance of LDS assets away from a secretive oligarchy and into the hands of Spirit-filled believers and redeemed former members.

This isn’t just a Web3 innovation. It’s a prophetic fulfillment.

Like Gideon’s army or David’s ragtag crew, this DAO is a tool in the hands of the remnant. A way to take what the enemy meant for evil—and steward it for the glory of God.

ReformationDAO is not a gimmick. It is a God-idea. A Kingdom economy built on biblical stewardship, decentralization, radical transparency, and justice for the oppressed. It runs not on greed, but on Grace.

SAVE Coin - A Token of Justice

At the heart of the DAO is SAVE Coin—a governance token created not for speculation, but for restoration.

This is not Monopoly money. This is spiritual justice encoded on the blockchain.

SAVE Coin will be issued to verified former and current tithers of the LDS Church—those who built the empire with their faith and finances but were systematically denied participation, accountability, or ownership.

They deserve more than an apology. They deserve a seat at the table.

Each SAVE Coin holder will be able to:

1. Vote on leadership decisions within the DAO.
2. Steward tokenized Church assets like land, buildings, businesses, and bank accounts.
3. Redirect funds toward missions, healing centers, and house churches.
4. Build Grace Homes across their regions—decentralized fellowships rooted in Scripture and led by the Holy Spirit.
5. This isn’t just about money. It’s about identity. It’s about dignity. It’s about reversing the curse of manipulation and restoring righteous dominion to the sons and daughters of God.

From Top-Down Control to Spirit-Led Governance

This is not a hostile takeover. It’s a holy turnover.

Just like Jesus flipped the tables in the temple, ReformationDAO flips the entire model of religious hierarchy on its head. No more prophet-on-a-pedestal. No more corporate secrecy. No more billion-dollar budgets hidden behind "spiritual language."

Instead:

Every vote is public.
Every transaction is visible.
Every leader is accountable.

This is the Book of Acts with blockchain. This is early Church integrity meeting last-days innovation. This is the Body governing itself—in righteousness, in truth, and by the Spirit.

The Call to Join the Revolution

Craig and the KINGDOM Empowered team are building this system right now. The infrastructure is real. The vision is set. The time is now.

And we are calling you to join us.

1. If you are a former LDS tither—you have legal and spiritual stake in this movement.
2. If you are a technologist, lawyer, or strategist—your skills are needed for righteous architecture.
3. If you are a disciple-maker, a pastor, or a prophet—you are needed to guide the new flock.
4. If you are ready to see Jesus exalted and Babylon fall—this is your moment.

Imagine:

A decentralized treasury stewarded by born-again believers.
A thousand Grace Homes replacing every LDS ward house.
A Spirit-led assembly rising out of the ashes of institutional failure.

This is not crypto hype. This is Kingdom infrastructure. This is how we redeem the institution. This is how we reclaim the inheritance. This is how we prepare the Bride. The revolution has already begun.

Grace Homes and the Healing of a People—From Religious Ruin to Spirit-Led Revival

When people wake up from religious deception, they often find themselves spiritually homeless. Their temples are gone. Their leaders have failed them. Their doctrines have collapsed. And their sense of belonging has been shattered.

This is where the trauma begins. But it’s also where true healing can finally begin.

The transition out of Mormonism is not just a theological shift—it’s an emotional exodus, a family fracture, a soul-level earthquake. Some lose marriages. Others lose entire extended families. Some are disowned. Others spiral into addiction, depression, or suicide.

This is not a deconversion. It’s a spiritual detonation.

And unless the Church of Jesus Christ shows up with grace and truth in hand, those leaving the LDS system may never fully recover—or worse, they may never find the real Jesus waiting to meet them in the rubble.

Introducing Grace Homes - The Upper Room for the Wounded

That’s why KINGDOM Empowered is launching Grace Homes—Spirit-led house churches designed specifically for the healing, discipling, and restoration of those coming out of the Mormon system.
Grace Homes are not just a new church model. They are the original Church model.

Like the believers in the Book of Acts, we meet in homes, not halls. We break bread instead of manipulating minds. We open the Bible instead of enforcing institutional manuals. We weep with those who weep. We listen to stories the world has ignored. We welcome the outcast. We walk with the doubting. We speak the truth in love—and let Jesus do what He does best: save, heal, and set captives free.

What Happens in a Grace Home?

In one word: Resurrection.

• Former missionaries find freedom from works-based religion and finally rest in the finished work of Christ.
• Wives who escaped spiritual abuse rediscover their worth, not in submission to men, but in union with the Son of God.
• Teens caught in identity confusion hear the voice of their Father calling them by name—not by rules.
• Parents who lost children to suicide encounter the comfort of the Holy Spirit and the hope of the resurrection.
• Decentralized. Discipleship-Focuse and Spirit-Led, Grace Homes are not about rebellion—they’re about redemption.

We’re not trying to start a new denomination. We’re rebuilding a broken family, reconnected not by a building, but by the blood of Jesus.

Each Grace Home is equipped with:

• Spirit-filled leaders trained in trauma-informed discipleship
• Advanced study of Scripture using the whole-Bible context
• The ability to multiply organically through relationships, not marketing
• Connection to the global KINGDOM Empowered network for teaching, training, and support
• Integration with SAVE Coin and ReformationDAO for economic support and mission alignment

This is the upper room, reimagined for the last days. This is Acts 2 on fire in your neighborhood.

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