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The Future of Mormonism - Roger Hendrix - Mormon Stories 1418

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Returning Mormon Stories Podcast guest, Roger Hendrix, is a former LDS Bishop, Mission President, and CES director, and was also called by Gorden B. Hinkley as a Trustee for the Deseret Trust Company for 18 years. And as if that weren't enough, Roger also worked as a business Management Consultant for 35 years, and did a syndicated daily radio commentary on social, political, and economic trends for nine years.

Join Roger and myself today as we provide an analysis of the LDS church as a multi-billion-dollar corporation, and discuss "the future of Mormonism" - as Roger sees it.

You can watch part 1 of Roger's pervious interview here

Books by Roger Hendrix:

-Bend, Create, and Plan Your Future, author Roger Hendrix

-Choosing the Dream, The future of Religion in American Public Life. Co- authored with Fred Gedicks

-Leverage Point, a novel written with Gerald Lund. .

-The Idea Economy, Why your ideas will have to create personal wealth and hope in an age of uncertainty. Co- authored with Rob Brazell.

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Mormon Stories 1418Returning Mormon Stories PodcastRoger HendrixLDS Bishop Mission PresidentGorden B HinkleyDeseret Trust CompanyManagement ConsultantJoin Roger

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