Glenn Beck's Nazarene Fund

 

Written by Peggy Brown

Throughout the covid lockdowns and threats of more to come I have found myself listening to more talk radio. I try and get a full meal deal but had my spirit quirked by listening to Glenn Beck in the mornings. My radar was going off the rails. So I decided to do a little research and yep just what I thought.

Glenn Beck has really been pushing the Nazarene Fund. It’s a knockoff of Samaritan’s Purse run by the Billy Graham and now Franklin Graham association. If you know anything about Mormonism, and I do, you will come to realize the Mormons or what they demand (good luck with that) to be referred to these days as ONLY Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints have a knock off for anything and everything that a Christian or Christian organization has made successful. Let’s take the Light and the Glory books by David Manuel and Peter Marshall. Yep, they have their knock off of those books. Right down to the same exact stylized front cover artwork. Same with Harry Potter books. Same with the WWJD jewelry line. I could go on and on and on.

So Nazarene Fund has copied Samaritan’s Purse and Glenn Beck spends an inordinate of time on his radio show every morning pushing it but never coming outright and saying it’s just another arm of the Mormon church. Of the three board members he and Tim Ballard are Mormons and the other is David Barton founder of Wallbuilders.

Glenn Beck and the Mormon church’s other “Philanthropic” arm is Mercury One. Both these organizations are very scarce on what they have actually accomplished. Mercury One doesn’t really have anything they have been successful with and both organizations seem to be a way for non profit “we are out to be used as a vessel to save the world” organization.

So with this all said be sure to thoroughly investigate where you send your contributions. Are you just helping a false religion of Mormonism grow? Are you helping to build their new temples that they are bent on building throughout the world? Are you just supporting the mechanism of the Mormon church and supporting Salt Lake’s defects? Something to ponder.

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