wasmormon.org hosts stories of mormon faith transition in order to destigmatize doubt and normalize those who leave the church by providing a platform for all to tell their own story – it’s about owning our story. It’s free to sign up and add your own story to the growing collection.
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Both telling your own story and learning about others’ experiences are therapeutic and cathartic. Be part of improving the harmful stigma around doubt in LDS culture and your own healing. Check out these latest additions – they speak for themselves:
Each of us has an important, interesting, and valid story. Participate and share your feelings, beliefs, and experiences with the community. It’s easy: just register, optionally upload an image and write a little about yourself and your journey. There are even prompts to follow. Come back to it later to add more or change it as needed. Share it with those you want to see it and stand proudly with others. Learn more about this site’s mission or browse contributed answers to specific questions.
Latest Blog Posts
- Book of Mormon Writing Challenge
Hugh Nibley is a famous mormon scholar. He wrote many books on complex mormon doctrine and taught for many years … - Yesterday’s Anti-Mormon “Lies” Are Today’s Church Essays
What are the Church Essays? The church has quietly published some essays discussing some hard-to-reconcile issues. There are multiple topics …Continue reading “Yesterday’s Anti-Mormon “Lies” Are Today’s Church Essays”
- Church as transparent as it knows how to be
Is the Mormon church transparent? Is the church honest with its own history? What does it mean to be as …Continue reading “Church as transparent as it knows how to be”
- Drinking coffee is saying I reject Mormonism
That is a thought I have daily as I drink my morning coffee. It’s cathartic, therapeutic, and energizing. It is …Continue reading “Drinking coffee is saying I reject Mormonism”
- BYU honor code dress and grooming standards – Mormon Facial Hair
The church is famous for strongly pressuring members to follow a dress and grooming standards and whenever possible requiring it. …Continue reading “BYU honor code dress and grooming standards – Mormon Facial Hair”
Latest Spotlights
- Profile Spotlight Kristie
Kristie did all the right things and was an exemplary mormon mother teaching her children the gospel. As is common … - Profile Spotlight Valerie
From full devotion and good mormon stock, Valerie had items on her shelf from an early age. As time went … - Profile Spotlight Jeremy
Through research, Jeremy finds multiple instances of the church changing doctrine over time as well as some of these changes … - Profile Spotlight Ken
Ken served faithfully in the mormon church for 30 years. He concluded that many so-called facts about church history, church … - Profile Spotlight Keri
Keri has found a much healthier relationship with herself and a better relationship with Jesus by leaving the mormon church. …
Latest Blog Comments
I have arrived on this shore via a different pathway. I was raised both at home and through my entire…
I discovered recently that Einstein was raised Protestant. He rejected those teachings when he was 12 or 13, though- and…
Very interesting article! Thank you for sharing it.
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Just a few thoughts to place Einstein in proper context. ”the real purpose of socialism [is] precisely to overcome and…