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Saying Goodbye to my LDS Home
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Well, I promised I wouldn’t cry when I left my local Latter-day Saints home on Sunday and–it was tough–but I stayed strong. Months like July are rare for Project Conversion. Not only did I get a local faith community (the LDS church is 10 minutes away…when traffic is bad), a fantastic LDS following on the…
Pioneer Day: The Cost of Religious Freedom
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Imagine a mob waiting to beat and expel you everywhere you go. Imagine fearing for your life, liberty, and family all in the name of faith. Imagine being hated, scorned, and ridiculed…all because of your faith. How long would that faith last? When Joseph Smith, Jr. revealed the Book of Mormon and his call by…
For the Love of Missionaries
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If my heart and mind are clean sheets of glass for the year, my experience with each of Project Conversion’s Mentors is a unique fingerprint left upon the glass. No two are alike and each leaves an indelible mark upon my progress. Last night during a weekly meeting with my two young Mentors, something happened. The meetings…
Wanted: U.S. President. Mormons Need Not Apply.
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I began Project Conversion to combat ignorance and fear of the religious unknown we harbor for our neighbors. There is a chance for healing among the homes, streets, and neighborhoods where we live, but is there hope for religiously blind politics? Religion plays an important role in the lives of many voters and is the scaffolding…
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