This week, I am joined by Mollie Harmison who shares the emotional story of her and her husband’s journey from excommunication to repentance and their eventual re-baptism. We also discuss:

•	How they reached this low-point in their spiritual journey, the numbness she felt, and how they worked together to get out of it.
•	The feeling of gratitude she has about her excommunication and how she strives to change the stigma that surrounds it.
•	The importance of understanding the journey and looking for what you can learn from it and how can you use it to grow.

#24- Excommunication is not a Death Sentence with Mollie Harmison

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Episode 53 and Beyond

In this episode, I sit down with Madeline Anderson for an incredibly inspiring conversation about Mama Packs For Kenya, her non-profit organization which provides postpartum essentials for new mothers in Kenya. Together, we discuss: 

•	The fact that we all have a personal ministry, although sometimes we may not realize what it is.
•	The importance of learning to forgive yourself.
•	How others can get involved with Mama Packs For Kenya and support this amazing cause.

Links:
https://mamapacksforkenya.org/
https://www.facebook.com/mamapacksforkenya
https://www.instagram.com/mamapacksforkenya

#52- Hearts Turned to Kenya with Madeline Anderson

In this episode, I sit down with the lovely Rosie Card who shares the incredible story of her modeling career and why she decided to quit. We discuss her ventures in starting her own business and her latest endeavor of authoring a book. We also talk about:

•	The importance of not being overly cautious when heading down a new path, and simply allowing the Savior to lead us.
•	Accepting our current situations as what God wants for us, regardless of whether or not it is what we had once hoped for ourselves.
•	Acknowledging that we can honor ourselves without being prideful.

Links:
Qnoor.com
instagram.com/qnoor_templedress/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/qnoorsisterhood
https://www.amazon.com/Model-Mormon-Fighting-Self-worth-Independent/dp/1462122086/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1524776362&sr=8-1&keywords=model+mormon
https://twitter.com/rosemarycard

#51- Becoming Your Own Model Mormon with Rosie Card

This week, I am joined by the incredibly fun and inspiring Maria Eckersley. We cover a multitude of topics including: her life as an avid blogger, standing by her husband in his journey through cancer, and some of her favorite “mom hacks”. We also discuss:

•	How she avoids getting lost in the repetitiveness of everyday motherhood.
•	The importance of trusting Heavenly Father’s plans and His timing for you.
•	Taking life one task at a time, and having faith that God will allow the rest to fall into place.

Links:
Maria’s site: MeckMom.com
Instagram: @meckmomlife
Facebook: facebook.com/meckmom
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/mariaeckersley

#50- Faith, Family, and Fun with Maria Eckersley

This week, I am joined by the lovely Kimmie Frasure. Kimmie is a recent convert to the LDS Church and she shares her inspirational conversion story, her unique perspective on the gospel, and some of her struggles with mental health. We also discuss:

•	Acknowledging that oftentimes Heavenly Father is not going to simply get rid of our problems, but rather we should ask him to help us get through them.
•	How we can best support new converts in the church.
•	The importance of learning our roots and how doing so can help us build our testimony.

#24- Excommunication is not a Death Sentence with Mollie Harmison

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