Jeff Strong

Jeff Strong, author and researcher of Latter-day Saint culture, presents findings from a large survey and a new framework of spiritual segments. He explores how differing faith experiences create tension, whether the church is for the faithful or for all, and how fear and culture shape responses to difference. Short stories and vivid metaphors illustrate paths toward belonging, humility, and love.

Jeff Strong, a researcher of faith-transition conversations, and Joseph Grenny, a specialist in crucial conversations and behavior change, offer practical, research-backed guidance. They unpack high-stakes talks when loved ones leave the Church. Topics include how stress hijacks conversations, why devout relatives often miss the mark, how to pause and re-engage, and scripts for staying connected rather than reactive.

Jeff Strong, a guest speaker and researcher focused on faith and church participation, shares intriguing insights from a survey involving the Latter-day Saint community. He discusses the complex relationship between tradition and change, examining the challenges and joys individuals face in their faith journeys. Jeff emphasizes the importance of community and the power of shared experiences, revealing how connection helps alleviate feelings of isolation. He also draws parallels to cultural factors shaping belonging and meaning, urging listeners to embrace tensions for personal growth.