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The Alisa Childers Podcast
#241 Fired from CRU: The Mundells Share Their Story
Apr 14, 2024
Former CRU missionaries Uriah and Marissa Mundell share concerns about CRU's sexuality curriculum. They discuss navigating same-sex desires, pronoun policies, and biblical worldviews. The episode delves into their journey of voicing concerns, facing consequences, and calling for transparency in CRU.
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- Concerns over CRU's side B ideology training curriculum included issues with pronoun usage and lack of emphasis on repentance.
- Reservations led to discovering discrepancies, such as avoiding calling same-sex attraction sin and prioritizing relational winsomeness over biblical truths.
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Discovery of Concerns with Training Curriculum and Side B Ideology
Uriah and Marissa Mandel raised concerns over a training curriculum promoting side B ideology, highlighting issues with content like pronoun utilization and lack of emphasis on repentance. They delved into discovering problematic content in the training, such as discouragement of calling same-sex attraction a sin and the focus on relational winsomeness over biblical truths. Their initial reservations led to deeper investigation and questioning of the materials presented.
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