War with the Remnant: The Hidden Narrative of Terrorism and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Drawing on his military intelligence background and missionary service in Chile, Matthew Hughes compiles and analyzes over 300 terrorist attacks against Latter-day Saint chapels, missionaries, and members from 1979 to 2018—most in South America. He examines the ideologies and tactics behind the violence, exposes Satan's strategies through a gospel lens, shares miraculous accounts of divine protection, and offers predictive analysis of future threats. A unique study connecting contemporary terrorism, scripture, and testimony.

• A military intelligence officer uncovers a hidden history of over 300 terrorist attacks against the Church that no one had documented
• Combines hard analytical rigor (CIA reports, terrorism databases, military targeting models) with faith-promoting miracle accounts
• Reveals how Satan uses terrorism as one weapon in his arsenal to oppose missionary work
• True stories of divine protection—a garment that stopped a bullet, a Green Beret missionary who talked down armed terrorists

“He said, 'There's been a bomb threat. Are you afraid?' I said, 'No.' He said, 'Neither am I; finish your talk.'”

Perfect for a faithful Latter-day Saint interested in terrorism, national security, or Church history who wants a research-based examination of how modern violence has targeted the Church and what it reveals spiritually.