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What are you looking for? Here are just a few to look at. Mormon Matters A Thoughtful Faith Faith Transitions Gospel Tangents (really short podcasts) Healthy Mormon Journeys Mormon Discussion Podcast Mormon Mental Health Rational faiths has a few (review of CES seminary, mormon sex podcast, racisim ...

Great to hear. Any details on doing it your way? I am not looking for juicy details, but more thinking of others that might come to this site in the future. Knowing how you made it work might help them.

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In FamilySearch.org they show JS with (43) spouses. Fanny Alger is not one of them. Did she stay in the church after JS's death? My understanding is that she didn't. Her family came and took her away somewhat quickly and she remarried another man (not a Mormon) and this sounds like what someone of ...

There is a group called "Former Mormons with believing spouses". I am going blank on the name of the FB group name for the "other side of the fence" (believing spouses with former believers" or something like that). I know if you message Marie Taylor Elser on FB and ask about the group for believers...

I agree the for personal reasons (especially for ones wanting to stayLDS) one shouldn't share much with leaders. But I wonder if the person does not want to stay lds if it is better to get to a calm point in the transition and then be open that you just can't believe it anymore. Many leaders will wr...

Best of luck. Drop by sometime in the future if you feel so inclined.

It isn't a holiday that is a huge deal in Texas. I am not aware of anybody getting the day off. But it is well known in Texas.

No time to chat today, but welcome. I think you will find this a helpful site.

Hypothetical question: if a person leaves the Church, but improves her relationship with God, is that a net gain? If you don't believe in the church's truth claims and social reasons aren't a factor, what benefit is there to staying in the church *if* you think that you will have a closer relations...

In my home ward (growing suburb nowhere near Utah) we have always had something just shy of 100. Visiting a ward near Utah today and there were only 14 - 7 boys and 7 girls. My ward has 2 single disabled people in their 70's and one couple this is still kicking around well in their early 70's. We do...