Latter-day Saint Commentary from the Pacific Northwest - Rocky Mountain Sunshine Podcast

In episode 5, I talk about a miracle that happened after having my missionary journals stolen at the train station in Bordeaux, France as I was headed home from my two year mission. I was leaving Pau, France to head back home to the United States.  One of my bags was stolen. Inside the bag were two journals that I had kept as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during my two years while serving in southern France. Did I leave France without my journals? You'll have to listen to find out!

Rocky Mountain Sunshine is a podcast which shares faith and spreads a little sunshine.

I'm originally from Midvale, Utah. I am married to the lovely and talented Jen Bringhurst. I have 6 amazing and talented children. I am a small business owner. I love a cold Diet Coke and a slice of pizza. I listen to 80's New Wave music.  I am a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (LDS) Sometimes folks call us Mormon, but that isn't the correct name of the Church.  

I live in beautiful Port Angeles, Washington after moving here in 2018 from Highland, Utah.

Thanks for listening! I hope to add  a little bit of sunshine to your day. Make sure to visit Rockymountainsunshine.com for other content not found on the podcast.

I would appreciate it if you would subscribe, rate and review the episode. Also, if you liked it, please share it! It will help us to be found when people are looking for podcasts.

Until next time, cheers from the Pacific Northwest!

https://rockymountainsunshine.com/2017/10/15/lost-missionary-journal/

https://www.comeuntochrist.org

Key words:

Christian 

Religion 

Christianity 

Spiritually

Journal

Uplifting 

Prayer

Faith

Miracles 

Podcast 

Theft

Trains

Train station 

Southern France 

Mission president 

True crime of stolen luggage

Elder Neil L. Andersen

Paris, Bordeaux and Pau, France

Stolen shoes

Pyrenees

Not Miraculous ladybug but miraculous nonetheless 

Dave Yates - Returned Missionary

Gavin Duckworth - MTC Companion

The views and opinions expressed on the Rocky Mountain Sunshine podcast are those of the host and any guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Rocky Mountain Sunshine podcast is not owned nor operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and does not officially represent The Church in any way.

In episode 4, I talk with the missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who are serving here in Port Angeles, Washington.  We discuss the Grateful Wall which was on display downtown on 11/07/2020. 

Rocky Mountain Sunshine is a podcast which shares faith and spreads a little sunshine.

I am the host, Jason Bringhurst, and I'm originally from Midvale, Utah.  I am married to the lovely and talented Jen Bringhurst. I have 6 amazing and talented children. I am a small business owner. I love a cold Diet Coke and a slice of pizza. I listen to 80's New Wave music.  I am a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (LDS) Sometimes folks call us Mormon, but that isn't the correct name of the Church.

I live in beautiful Port Angeles, Washington after moving here in 2018 from Highland, Utah.

Thanks for listening! We hope that we’ve add  a little bit of sunshine to your day. Make sure to visit Rockymountainsunshine.com for other content not found on the podcast.

We would appreciate it if you would subscribe, rate and review the episode. Also, if you liked it, please share it! It will help us to be found when people are looking for podcasts.

Until next time, Cheers from the Pacific Northwest!

https://rockymountainsunshine.com/2020/11/09/the-grateful-wall/

The views and opinions expressed on the Rocky Mountain Sunshine podcast are those of the host and any guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Rocky Mountain Sunshine podcast is not owned nor operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and does not officially represent The Church in any way.

In episode 3, I talk about a crazy experience where I was abducted at gunpoint! 

https://rockymountainsunshine.com/2017/10/20/abducted-at-gun-point/

https://www.deseret.com/1990/10/25/18887885/arizona-man-arrested-in-abduction-assaults-br

The views and opinions expressed on the Rocky Mountain Sunshine podcast are those of the host and any guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Rocky Mountain Sunshine podcast is not owned nor operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and does not officially represent The Church in any way.

Rocky Mountain Sunshine is a podcast which shares faith and spreads a little sunshine.  In episode 2, I talk about cars! I talk about a blog post titled "Fill ‘er up and check the oil", and talk about my experience working at Texaco pumping gas at a full-service gas station. Yes, that was a thing, I promise! We would wash the window, check the oil and tires, and make sure the car was doing well under the hood.  

As a note, the written blog was originally intended for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) within our ward (like a parish). I think the principles apply to a larger audience. 

I'm originally from Midvale, Utah. I am married to the lovely and talented Jen Bringhurst. I have 6 amazing and talented children. I am a small business owner. I love a cold Diet Coke and a slice of pizza. I listen to 80's New Wave music.  I am a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Some folks like to call us Mormon, but that is not the correct name of the Church. I live in beautiful Port Angeles, Washington after moving here in 2018 from Highland, Utah.  

Thanks for listening! We hope that we’ve add  a little bit of sunshine to your day. Make sure to visit Rockymountainsunshine.com for other content not found on the podcast.

We would appreciate it if you would subscribe, rate and review the episode. Also, if you liked it, please share it! It will help us to be found when people are looking for podcasts.

Until next time, Cheers from the Pacific Northwest!

https://rockymountainsunshine.com/2017/08/25/fill-er-up-and-check-the-oil/

The views and opinions expressed on the Rocky Mountain Sunshine podcast are those of the host and any guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Rocky Mountain Sunshine podcast is not owned nor operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and does not officially represent The Church in any way.

Rocky Mountain Sunshine is a podcast which shares faith and spreads a little sunshine.  In this introductory episode, I introduce myself, Jason Bringhurst, the  podcast, and how the Rocky Mountain Sunshine blog came about after having lunch with one of my closest friends, Shawn Rapier. In this episode I read the first entry from the RockyMountainSunshine.com blog which I started in 2017.  

If you are looking for a good, uplifting podcast, an LDS podcast, or something to build faith, we try to bring a little sunshine with each episode.

I am originally from Midvale Utah. I am married to the lovely and talented Jen Bringhurst. I have 6 amazing and talented children. I am a small business owner, a lover of Diet Coke and pizza and I enjoy listening to 80's New Wave music.  I am new to podcasting. This is my first episode! I am a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Some folks like to call us Mormon, but that is not the correct name of the Church.  I live in beautiful Port Angeles, Washington after moving here in 2018 from Highland, Utah.  

Thanks for listening! We hope that we’ve add  a little bit of sunshine to your day. Make sure to visit Rockymountainsunshine.com for other content not found on the podcast.

We would appreciate it if you would subscribe, rate and review the episode. Also, if you liked it, please share it! It will help us to be found when people are looking for podcasts.

Until next time, Cheers from the Pacific Northwest!

https://rockymountainsunshine.com/2017/08/25/the-beginning-blog-post/

The views and opinions expressed on the Rocky Mountain Sunshine podcast are those of the host and any guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Rocky Mountain Sunshine podcast is not owned nor operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and does not officially represent The Church in any way.