What to Do When Your LDS Mentoree Flip Flops
When transitioning Mormons go back and forth between two faith cultures, don’t be surprised. Be patient and stay in relationship.
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Caring for Yourself After Mormonism
If you’re on the challenging journey out of Mormonism, be sure to take good care of yourself along the way.
Read MoreHelping Former Mormons Deal with Loss
A caring mentor can help former Mormons cope with loss and rebuild their personal identity – apart from the LDS church.
Read MoreDealing with Loss
One issue many transitioning Mormons face is a sense of loss – and the grief that goes with it.
Read MoreHelping Former Mormons On the Cultural Journey
We can help former Mormons most not by focusing on beliefs alone, but by helping them work through culture shock and discover a new identity in Christ.
Read MoreMormonism as a Cultural Identity
To help a former Mormon find a new identity in Christ, you must understand that Mormonism is not just a belief system, but an all-encompassing identity.
Read MoreBeing a Child of God After Mormonism
No one is born a child of God. We become his children by adoption, which opens us a wonderful relationship of closeness to God as our loving father.
Read MoreGaining a New Identity After Mormonism
When a person leaves Mormonism, much of his or her identity is stripped away. But we can build a new identity based on a relationship with God.
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