My sister Amy was one of the first people I ever came out to. My heart was pounding, emotions near the surface. With tears streaming down my face I explained what it was like to grow up gay. How as … Read the rest here
I started wondering about my sexuality near the end of my 9th grade year: I was 15. I was changing in the locker room after P.E. and was confused by the feelings I was starting to get when seeing the … Read the rest here
Iâve had something on my mind for a long time and I havenât known how to approach it. Iâm finally settled in a place I love and in a career as an interventional radiologist that Iâve spent my whole adult … Read the rest here
First off, being gay and Mormon isnât easy. And anyone who argues different is probably straight and has a leadership calling in the Church.  I am so grateful podcasts and blogs like this exist. It has given me a sense … Read the rest here
By Peggy Fletcher Stack | Salt Lake Tribune
Right after World War II, American Christianity, including Mormonism, flourished. Religion was the rising tide that lifted everyoneâs boat.
Now, with devotion to denominations declining, researcher and writer Jana Riess set out … Read the rest here
By Charlie Bird For the Deseret News
As Cosmo the Cougar at Brigham Young University, I kept the best part of my life a secret from everyone around me by wearing a mask. I traveled the country, performed for millions … Read the rest here
Hello! My name is Alli York… I am 28 years old and a member of the LGBTQ community. I was raised in an active LDS family and from a very young age I felt âdifferentâ. I recall from a young … Read the rest here
My name is Sheri Barker. Iâm ashamed to say this, but it took me 35 years to learn how to love better. My brother Troy, came out gay in 1982 and I was tolerant of him. How kind of me … Read the rest here
Here goes my coming out story: I think it was less of a certain case of me needing to âcome outâ, as it was pretty much taken for granted that I was going to be gay ever since I was … Read the rest here
Opinion | Heather M. Collins, Twitter
âOne popular theory in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints regarding homosexuality is that those who experience it will have those desires healed/cured/removed during the resurrection.
This idea has been repeated on … Read the rest here
