“I never missed general conference, I held leadership positions, I served a mission, I studied at a church school, I got married—you reach a point where you do all the things you believe are best and true, but when there … Read the rest here
In April of 2021, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints held a disciplinary council for Natasha Helfer. Natasha has been a personal ally and friend to the LGBTQ+ community. In her professional career, Natasha has opened doors to … Read the rest here
Uprooting your life and making a course correction is never an easy experience. In this episode, Tanner Jones shares his experience coming out to himself, his family and his new wife. He describes his experience trying to do his very … Read the rest here
Where do parent’s turn for education, guidance, wisdom and direction when their child comes out? How does religion and society impact the well-being of our youth? What did you wish you had known prior to your child coming out?
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Jessyca Fulmer’s personal story was featured as a video on The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ MormonAndGay website.
What Jessyca’s video didn’t show was her personal struggle for survival. After nearly ONE MILLION views she pulled the plug … Read the rest here
It’s no secret that your grandpa is Elder Richard G. Scott of the Quorum of the Twelve apostles, but what happens when he finds out there’s something you’re keeping secret?
Identifying as bisexual and polyamorous, coming home from his mission … Read the rest here
Miles Hunsaker and Jim White sit down with the Latter Gay Stories podcast to share their individual stories of coming out, finding inner peace and thriving as a couple.
Both Jim and Miles label themselves as “late-bloomers.” They came out … Read the rest here
Shaunie Schow was a small-town Idaho woman who served as a Relief Society President and in the Stake Relief Society presidency.
Jennifer Saunders was the complete opposite.
Individually, they navigated their desires to love and be loved. They both worked … Read the rest here
“We were not only gay. We were not only married. But we were also attending Church—with our children, and the Church didn’t know how to handle all of that. It took a couple of General Authorities to determine the fate … Read the rest here
Tiana story is similar to many others in her shoes. She knew from a very early age that she was different. What did that difference mean? And how do you explain something that you can’t define? Following the path laid … Read the rest here