Comments for Gay Mormon - LDS Reconciliation

Comment on Gay Mormon Missionary Stories by Dustin brown

Dustin brown — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 01:47:39 +0000

I struggled fom the time I joined the church at 22yrs oold. I have always had a stronge testimoney of the church and still do. I fallowed the council Pres. Kimball gave me to marry and all would change. I tried this four times each time ending with unhappiness for us both. My last marriage lated 20 difficult years and 5 children 2 girls 3 boys. I could nolonger bring so much pain to my wife. We married with her knowing my struggle with sexual orientaion. She had alot of gay friends and nearly married another till he was murdered. I love the savior and now know He loves me for who I am. If I can help just one gay mormon youth to prevent another suicide or attempt I will do so my whole life. my email address is

Comment on Gay Mormon Missionary Stories by Bryan Jenkins

Bryan Jenkins — Mon, 24 May 2010 18:00:32 +0000

I just love to do ballroom dancing specially during my free times. dancing is my passion..-.

Comment on Prop 8 Protests Held Nationally – Pics from Salt Lake by Julia Mitchell

Julia Mitchell — Tue, 18 May 2010 06:34:48 +0000

Lung Cancer scared the hell out of me that is why i do not smoke cigarettes anymore.’*.

Comment on Gay Mormon Missionary Stories by Matt

Matt — Sat, 01 May 2010 17:13:50 +0000

Are there any hope for those who are still closeted and want to end these gay struggles without ever hurting others and self over it?

Comment on Gay Mormon Missionary Stories by Steve

Steve — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 06:33:24 +0000

I served my mission for 2 years. I have had homesexual
tendencies every since I can remember, yes even as young as 5 years old. Never did I act them out because I had wonderful parents who guided me in the right direction through the church. When I served my mission, yes I
still had tendencies and had crushes on other missionaries and companions but always controlled my desires. When I returned from my mission and went out on my own. I prayed and prayed and cried to my Heavenly Father and the
answer that I received was to just let go and be myself. When I stopped being someone I wasn’t and be myself and be gay, I felt the world was just taken off my shoulders. My relationship with my Heavenly Father is even stronger now than it was when I was in the church. I’ve been happily living
with my lover for 23 years and never have we disrespected each other and we both love each other as if it were our first day we met. Remember one thing, its not religion that will save you, its your personal relationship that you have with your Heavenly Father that counts and the love you show toward your brothers and sisters in this world. How can any church in this world know the laws of God and how we should live our lives. We all have a destiny in life and the church should not be the one to control that destiny.

Comment on Gay Mormon LDS Reconciliation and Utah Pride by Sam

Sam — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 16:50:55 +0000

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints have said that they love you.

The scriptures are clear about loving one another. Also about natural order, along with devine Leadership.

If you don’t believe in these tenets, make sure to have a relationship with God and gather together to “go to church” of your own.

If you feel this strongly, what’s the problem – join together and worship.

It’s simple, join with the LDS congragrations because you follow and believe what’s being said there, or go to your own that you form around mans political correctness.

Pls understand the love of every person, which is the foundation of Christs’ teachings and of the Gospel, is paramount.

Comment on Tell Us How You Feel About – Passing Prop 8 by GB

GB — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 16:35:08 +0000

Hell No, I don’t agree with any of these non sensible ideas.

Go do your thing and leave others out of it. If you want a relationship with God, THEN DO IT, LEAVE YOUR RIFF RAFF TO YOURSELVES.

Comment on Prop 8 Rally Nationwide – Join the Impact – You help needed! by GB

GB — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 16:29:50 +0000

RIDICULOUS. This is not a debate. All Christens who read the scriptures get the correct understanding.

Yes, Love.

Not Political Correctness!

Comment on Join the Impact – Protest Salt Lake City Pictures. by RG

RG — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 16:25:17 +0000

3 gay friends and I know of no (which means therefore actually VERY little) “Mormons” who support this disrespectful noise.

I’m truly sorry for these feelings of inadequacies.

Comment on More Anti Gay Images by Gary

Gary — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 16:17:30 +0000

This website and premise is totally bunk. I’ve never seen any signs indicated that “you can not enter in” if your gay…

I have been to other type churches and found them to be very offensive, in seeing PC being spoken from the pulpit.

I feel that true love and concern is directed toward any and all folks with problems, what ever they are -