My name is Daryk Childs and I live in Japan. I received a scholarship from the Japanese government to finish school out here. This scholarship came at a perfect time in my life, because I was able to escape the … Read the rest here
I am out, but closeted.
Yeah that doesnât make too much sense to me but it pretty much wraps my whole life into one word: confusing.
I came out to my drama teacher on a high school speech and debate … Read the rest here
What I first want people to know about me is I still love the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Church has been there for me in the darkest of times, and I know my Heavenly Father is … Read the rest here
In 1923, after the death of both her parents, prominent Salt Lake lesbian, Edith Mary Chapman opened her home just across the street from Liberty Park (615 South 900 East) as a boarding house for other lesbians, most of whom … Read the rest here
If today were 1946 (and you were a high profile Latter-day Saint), coming out and confessing your infidelity to the prophet of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints would secure you a vacation (and eventual residency) to the … Read the rest here
Hey everyone, my name’s Brad. I’m a Utah native, but much of the past decade has been spent living outside of the Jello Belt. I lived in the DC area for four years and South Korea for another four years. … Read the rest here
My name is Susie Augenstein and I do not have a gay child. In fact just a few years ago I didnât know any LGBTQ people, but now I know and love hundreds and hundreds of them. And I invite … Read the rest here
William McCleery, later known as Eva McCleery, is the earliest known transgender person in the state of Utah. Born in Liverpool, England on October 11, 1850, William and his parents converted as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of … Read the rest here
Sarah Louise “Louie” Bouton Felt was the first general president of the children’s Primary organization of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints a calling she faithfully served and dedicated her time with from 1880 to 1925. She was … Read the rest here
Brigham Morris Young, commonly known as Morris, was the son of Brigham Young, polygamous Mormon Church president, and his 35th wife, Margaret Pierce. In 1875, Morris Young served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in … Read the rest here
