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CAPSTONE CONfERENCE 2011 - SAVE THE DATE - MARCH 11 & 12, 2011   Posted on Friday, May 28th, 2010
Rocky was one of the guest speakers at this year's Capstone Conference held at Calvary Chapel Salt Lake City, it was such a blessing. Be sure and mark your calendar for next year. The Capstone Conference will be held at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City, Utah!

Rocky will once again be a guest speaker at Capstone. We are both looking forward to seeing everyone again and making many new friends in 2011.

More updates to follow as we get them.

Grace and peace to all in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ,
Rocky and Helen Hulse

Our Story ~ Our Journey   Posted on Monday, March 29th, 2010
Our Story ~ Our Journey
Polygamy: What Love is This?
with Doris Hanson
Rocky and Helen Hulse were guests to share our story.
March 18, 2010 in Salt Lake City, Utah
You may watch the program online at:
http://www.whatloveisthis.tv/ep311.htm

Capstone Confernce - Calvary Chapel Salt Lake City   Posted on Friday, February 19th, 2010
This Year's Conference Topic
The Person - Joseph Smith

March 12th-13th, 2010

Conference Location - Calvary Chapel Salt Lake

"but, speaking the truth in love, may grow up in all things into Him who is the head-Christ" - Ephesians 4:15

Rocky and Helen Hulse as the Directors of MMMO will be traveling to Salt Lake City, Utah.

Rocky Hulse with be one of guest speakers at the conference.

Others speakers include:

Sandra Tanner

Bill McKeever

Dennis and Rauni Higley

Ross Anderson

Marv Cowan

Doris Hanson

Chip Thomspon

James Spencer

Ron Rhodes

James Walker

More information will be updated

Capstone Website:

http://www.capstoneconference.com/Home.aspx

Missionary Update Newsletter Insert   Posted on Thursday, December 31st, 2009
Your Missionaries at Mormon Missions Midwest Outreach,
Rocky and Helen’s Update

September 2009

Lots and lots of questions have been coming our way because of the recent events in our life (Helen’s sister passing and our recent move to Austin, Texas). Helen’s sister, Mary, went to be with the Lord on June 22nd, ending a six month ordeal since she was first diagnosed with lung cancer in January, which eventually migrated to her brain. Mary’s health was one of the factors that weighted our decision to tenure our resignation at The Nauvoo Christian Visitors Center in June of 2008, so we could be in a position to help family members who needed our help. Right at the time of Mary’s greatest health needs, we relocated to Austin, Texas, and Helen went and spent the last month of her life by her side giving what comfort she could. Mary passed away in Helen’s arms on that Monday morning in June with Helen telling her it was O.K. to go; Mary had accepted the Lord just a few weeks before and Helen was telling Mary, to let herself go and be with her Savior – she did, and is now resting peacefully in Him.
In January of 2002 the Lord led us to begin Mormon Missions Midwest Outreach. MMMO grew like wildfire as the Lord opened doors faster than we could open them; especially providing the opportunity to begin our TV show, “Truth Outreach.” When Helen and I were asked to become the Directors of The Nauvoo Christian Visitors Center in October 2005, we had no idea we would leaving in June 2008. Our time in Nauvoo was exceptionally rewarding. We were privileged to see the ministry there grow beyond our wildest expectations; perhaps that is because as mere man, we see with restricted sight, and we often limit what God can do.
We were blessed beyond measure by the support from the local churches and individual Christians as well who met the needs over and over again as they surfaced. From the renovation of the old building just ½ block from the newly rebuilt Nauvoo Temple, to the monies needed to expand the TV broadcast of our television show “Truth Outreach,” we saw God move through the hard work, sweat, tears, prayers, and unselfish giving to make these things happen. The work on the building not only made our living quarters upstairs so much more appealing, but also the downstairs was updated to be very warm and hospitable. The work of renovating the Center was hard; harder still, was leaving behind the many friendships made, and the hours of wonderful fellowship enjoyed with the many, many unselfish Christians that donated so much of their time and talents to the project. I won’t attempt to name all of these wonderful folks, fearing that I might inadvertently leave someone out; suffice it to say, that those were hours spent enjoying the fruit of hard work and awesome Christian fellowship – at its best!!
Both before and after the renovation of the Center, we enjoyed many opportunities to share the Lord with the Lost People Group known as Mormons. Some of those conversations were pure joy; some were biting and difficult. Easy or hard, only the Lord knows the seeds that were planted.
Only the Lord could open so many doors at churches throughout several states allowing us to provide seminars educating the Body of Christ concerning this false religion of Mormonism. The blessings continued with great exposure to our ministry through the media of radio, TV and numerous newspaper articles in major newspapers (The Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, New York Post and local papers as well, The Nauvoo New Independent, The Hawk Eye, Ft Madison Daily Democrat, and The Quincy Whig).
We were also privileged to lead the Center through a period of growth in the size of the newsletter mailings. That blessing also came with an added workload. With the added workload came the blessing of the “newsletter folding parties.” Two wonderful churches, Harvest Bible Fellowship, Ft Madison, and West Avenue Baptist, Burlington, stepped forward and volunteered to help us fold all those newsletters and prepare them for mailing. Some donuts, orange juice, coffee, and tons of good fellowship made all that work an event that I looked forward to each month. A Hollywood party for an Oscar can’t hold a candle to those “newsletter folding parties!!”
We have been asked several times if we would consider coming back to the Center now that Mary has passed and some of those family circumstances that drove our decision to leave are no longer a factor. When we learned that Mary had been diagnosed with terminal cancer and given just months to live, Helen and I took a hard look at the situation we then found ourselves in. As a school teacher, I am contracted year to year. I was at a point where I could choose not to commit to another year long contract and we had a window of opportunity to return to Nauvoo. We contacted the Board of Directors and told them that we were in a position to come back to Nauvoo if they desired, but the decision had to be made within a month, or I would have to commit to another year long contract. We were stuck with our home in Houston that had all the liens placed on it by contractors that the builder hadn’t paid off, but nonetheless, we were willing to take the financial loss and head north to Nauvoo. The Board of Directors decided not to accept our offer. We respect that decision and pray for the Center to continue as God leads.
When the Board of Directors of the Nauvoo Christian Visitors Center decided not to have us come back and serve, I secured another year long teaching contract at a high school in the Austin, Texas area. We are now starting to settle in, since Helen has come home from California. We are getting our library set back up and the ministry of Mormon Missions Midwest Outreach back up and running. We’ve already had numerous opportunities to educate the Body of Christ about the false teachings of Mormonism.
Jesus truly wants us to bloom where we are planted. In the new job in Austin, I am sharing a classroom with another teacher. The last name of this teacher is “Fancher.” That is the same last name of the “Fancher-Baker” wagon train that was slaughtered by the Mormons at the Mountain Meadows Massacre. So, I said to him “You wouldn’t happen to know anything about Mountain Meadows Massacre would you?” His reply was stunning: “Alexander Fancher, the leader of the wagon train, and I share a common grandfather. My G-G-G-G-Grandfather was Alexander’s Grandfather.” This man hasn’t read a book in 30 years. He read my book “When Salt Lake City Calls,” in three days. He is planning on attending the 150th Remembrance of the Return of the Children of the Mountain Meadows Massacre in Carrollton, Arkansas, September 18th and 19th along with us on our first Missions trip since July 08. Our vision is so small; God’s perspective is so BIG!!

We thank each of you for your prayers and support of the work God has called us to do. We covet your continued prayers as we move forward in this work. May our gracious Lord richly bless each and every one of you!!!

In His Service,

Rocky and Helen Hulse

MOUNTAIN MEADOWS MASSACRE REMEMBRANCE OF THE RETURN OF THE CHILDREN    Posted on Wednesday, September 9th, 2009

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In Loving Memory of my sister Mary Lea Lynch - June 22, 2009   Posted on Tuesday, July 7th, 2009

Many of you have been praying for my sister Mary since we learned she had lung cancer on January 19, 2009. I travelled to California on the 25th of May to be with my sister and on the 27th, she was admitted to the hospital until transfer on June 2nd to a convalecent home. I promised her, I would not leave her side, I did not.

On June 22nd I was finally able to take her in my arms and say the words "It's okay sweetie, go home to our loved ones, with those words she left this world".

 

For My Sister Mary

When We Remember

You can shed tears that she is gone
or you can smile because she has lived
You can close your eyes and pray that she’ll come back
Or you can open your eyes and see all she’s left
Your heart can be empty because you can’t see her
or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday.
You can remember her and only that she’s gone
or you can cherish her memory and let it live on
You can cry and close your mind, be empty and turn your back
or you can do what she’d want:
smile,
open your eyes,
love
and go on.

Praise Report and Prayer Request   Posted on Tuesday, May 5th, 2009

Big praise report - Helen's sister, Mary, though still suffering in the last stages of cancer, prayed with Helen a couple of weeks ago for her salvation. We rejoice that her name is now written in the Lambs Book of Life. Please remember Mary in your prayers, as her life is slowing, painfully, slipping away as the cancer wears her down. She is getting closer and closer to the hospice phase of this illness, our hearts are light and rejoicing that Mary finally accepted Jesus as her Lord and Saviour. One last word to all, never give up, never stop praying. Helen has been praying for her sister Mary, since she was saved in 1982. Always remember to say what you need to say and say it in love.

 

July 27, 2008 Rocky & Helen Hulse will be in Twin Falls, ID   Posted on Friday, July 18th, 2008

Sunday July 27, 2008 Rocky and Helen will be presenting their testimony, and Rocky will compare "Mormonism to the Eight Fundamentals of Christianity."

Presentation begins at 6:30 pm.

Eastside Baptist Church is located at 204 Eastland Drive North, Twin Falls, ID 83301

MORMON CHURCH ONLY FEARS BAD PRESS!   Posted on Thursday, April 24th, 2008

BREAKING NEWS
!!Mormon church will push for landmark status at massacre site!!
http://1857massacre.com/

Finally after 150 years the Mormon Church is moving to do the right thing about the Mountain Meadows Massacre site, thanks to all who signed the petitions.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Former Mormon Rocky Hulse and wife harassed for Nauvoo witness   Posted on Monday, March 3rd, 2008
Baptist Press Feburary 28, 2008
Ex-Mormon harassed for Nauvoo witness

Mormon Church refuses TV show participation!   Posted on Friday, February 22nd, 2008

MORMON CHURCH REFUSES PARTICIPATION IN UPCOMING "TRUTH OUTREACH" PROGRAM!

We were accused on the front page of the Wall Street Journal article of February 8, 2008, in the last "Breaking News" post below, of being "wrong on the facts." As we have done previously, I sent a letter to the Mormon Church Public Relations Department in Salt Lake City inviting them to provide a spokesperson to present the Mormon Church doctrine of Jesus providing atonement in the Garden of Gethsemane, vice the Christian doctrine of atonement on the Cross of Calvary. I received a letter of "decline," dated February 20, 2008, from the Mormon Church, "Illinois Nauvoo Mission, Vern Whisenant, Historic Nauvoo Public Affairs." Mr. Whisenant is the Public Affairs representative in Nauvoo, Illinois. Since the Mormon Church refuses to provide their position when invited to do so, I will do it for them - documented from their own source material, as usual.