Latter-day Saint Insider Exposes Secret Surveillance!

INSIDE THE LDS CHURCH: CONFIDENTIAL RECORDS & THE SCMC EXPOSED! 🚨

In this bombshell episode, a former Mormon Church employee who worked with confidential records and the Strengthening Church Members Committee (SCMC) comes forward to expose the behind-the-scenes machinations of the LDS Church. From secret surveillance of members to how the Church tracks and manages dissent, to how the Church handles those who ask their names to be removed, this insider reveals shocking details that the Church doesn’t want you to know.

🔍 What really happens behind closed doors?
🔥 How does the LDS Church monitor and control members?
📂 What’s in those confidential records?
🕵️ Does the Strengthening Church Members Committee actually spy on people?

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[TwoTreesVisuals]

I’m often struck by the caliber of people that the church is losing. Literally the cream of the crop and Kate is probably the best example I’ve seen of this in a really long time. Incredible episode. I hope she starts making the rounds like Kolby has been doing. Not just insider info but incredibly insightful and thoughtful.

[BrandNewEyes]

The way her family tried to infiltrate this video says SO MUCH about what she’s been through and that lovely Mormon behavior of completely ignoring boundaries—so proud of how she handled it!!

[Eric-vyux]

16:30. Is Kate actually implying that alleviating human suffering is more important than paying 10% to repeatedly drag our own well-fed butts over to that $200 million temple to sit through mind-numbing covenant rinse-and-repeats to get our own 1st class kingdom? What a concept!

[DanielJesseLife]

Having gone through 2 bishops disciplinary councils- more than a decade apart, and having the minutes of the meeting brought up from the FIRST meeting during the second meeting; that was a huge ah ha moment for me, and when my shelf first cracked. God may forgive and forget, but the corporation certainly does not. That's when my deconstruction began.

[abbyhayes]

I felt her discomfort with the first brother’s comment, and I’m glad she said something with the second brother. I’m estranged from my family too, and the way they decided to reach out NOW reminds me of something my own family would do.

[DrPsychofraculator]

This was a fantastic episode! I’m a monthly donor and will hopefully be raising my widow’s mite soon! I so appreciate all your hard work!

[rosemariebennett]

What an amazing church! You can't call an apostle a liar even if they are ! Perfect!

[Schmittywerben]

2:27:11 juggling the whole truth of things in your head and trying to figure out what to say really is a Mormon experience, this is the truth. I remember being a brand new missionary and my trainer getting after me after saying to a black woman on her front porch “technically black people weren’t allowed to hold the priesthood until 1978, they could join the church though.” She didn’t like that answer, and my trainer basically reprimanded me for telling the whole truth.

[Eric-vyux]

11:30: How wonderful it is that Kate’s natural compassionate response to human suffering was what sparked her motivation to question and think critically about M’ism. Just the opposite of it’s old closed-minded trope about people “just wanting to sin.”

[kohlstrong]

All the love and support for Kate. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your story. This information is so incredibly important.

[loyalopposition]

I needed to hear this. Sometimes I wonder if the church is really that bad. Yeah. It is. Truth!

[MimaCJ]

Kate, your interview was amazing! Thank you for having the courage to speak your truth! Your interview also brings to light an important issue. How many women are struggling with the "gospel" and don't know what to do about it. Many of your stories struck a cord in my heart!! I too have been witness to unscrupulous members/leaders actions. Especially when it comes to money.

I am a BUC, ex-Mo by about 18+ years now. I left the church when it was NOT a popular thing to do. And in fact, thought I might lose my marriage over it. I am also a licensed SSW in the state of Utah and have noticed so many young women struggling with their faith. Maybe not ready to leave, but asking big questions that they feel they can't ask without some repercussion.
I looked for Utah services for people leaving/questioning their religion and didn't find much. Therapy was the biggest go-to. There is more available for the LGBTQ+ community than there is for struggling Mormon (any religious affiliation really) women. I watched your interview and asked myself, what could I do to help these women? What would have, or did help you?
(A women's group of other similar-minded women, a retreat to learn how to deal with what you're feeling and how to talk to others about it, or an online forum specifically for Mormon women struggling with their faith? There are so many avenues I can think of:)

I'm also sorry for the family drama that unwittingly got aired. I thought you handled it very well:) Without sharing details, know you're not alone💕

[nancyjohnson]

Relistening. This is such a helpful podcast!!!! Kate makes some profound statements throughout! Thank you Kate and RFM for such a respectful and sensitive interview!

[j.gverse]

I used to work making commercials for the church. The whole process really peeled back the curtain.

[attackhelicoptercat]

i hope that there is someone in her life who is there for her, and gives her hugs to comfort her.

[shannon_m]

This was such a great, eye opening episode! Kate was so brave and respectful in sharing her story. I hope we can hear from more her in the future! Thank you Bill and RFM!

[worldviewconnections]

This was a mind blowing episode! Mormonism live! is producing the best, most meaningful, relevant, informative, entertaining, funny, intellectual, accurate, in depth, and kick ass material for religious studies, and overall Mormonism! Two thumbs up 👍👍and five stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️for this one guys!

[jenpenny]

In a very long line of very good podcasts, this is one of my favorite. Thank you Kate for being so brave and to Bill and RFM for leading such an important discussion.

[tykiisel]

You don't need the church to fix you if you aren't broken.

[robinsaxophone]

I worked with a very self righteous Mormon in Provo. I remember him telling us a in the break room about how he had to spy on members to find out if they were “living in sin”. It gave me KGB vibes.