The Gift of the Mormon Faith Crisis

In this episode of The Gift of the Mormon Faith Crisis we continue Part 2 of our discussion around disclosing or "coming out" to family members as a non-believer. Panelists include Dr. John Dehlin, Margi Dehlin, and Natasha Helfer Parker.

Topics for today include:

a) When to tell, and when not to tell, b) How to tell, and how not to tell, c) What to expect, and what no to expect d) And a few other important tips.

As always, we will be incorporating disclosure or "coming out" stories from our listening audience, to help illustrate what TO do, and what NOT TO do when disclosing to family. Please join us if you can!

In this episode of The Gift of the Mormon Faith Crisis we continue Part 2 of our discussion around disclosing or "coming out" to family members as a non-believer. Panelists include Dr. John Dehlin, Margi Dehlin, and Natasha Helfer Parker.

Topics for today include:

a) When to tell, and when not to tell, b) How to tell, and how not to tell, c) What to expect, and what no to expect d) And a few other important tips.

As always, we will be incorporating disclosure or "coming out" stories from our listening audience, to help illustrate what TO do, and what NOT TO do when disclosing to family. Please join us if you can!

In this episode we discuss the process of disclosing or "coming out" to family members as a non-believer. Panelists include Dr. John Dehlin, Margi Weber Dehlin, and Natasha Helfer Parker. Today we will be incorporating disclosure or "coming out" stories from our listening audience, to help illustrate what TO do, and what NOT TO do when disclosing to family.

In this episode we discuss the process of disclosing or "coming out" to family members as a non-believer. Panelists include Dr. John Dehlin, Margi Weber Dehlin, and Natasha Helfer Parker. Today we will be incorporating disclosure or "coming out" stories from our listening audience, to help illustrate what TO do, and what NOT TO do when disclosing to family.

Join me, Natasha Helfer Parker and Margi Weber Dehlin for a new episode of the Gift of the Mormon Faith Crisis podcast. The topic for today will be "Top Tips When First Navigating a Mormon Faith Crisis." Our Email: [email protected] Our Web Site: http://mormonfaithcrisis.com

In Part 2 of today's episode of the Gift of the Mormon Faith Crisis, John, Margi and Natasha discuss the religious deconversion process, and why it is important to understand for someone either experiencing a faith crisis, or for understanding a loved one who is experiencing a faith crisis.

In today's episode of the Gift of the Mormon Faith Crisis, John, Margi and Natasha discuss the religious deconversion process, and why it is important to understand for someone either experiencing a faith crisis, or for understanding a loved one who is experiencing a faith crisis.

In this two-part episode of the Gift of the Mormon Faith Crisis, Dr. John Dehlin & Margi Weber Dehlin and Natasha Helfer Parker take a deeper look at how religious conversion and de-conversion happen, and explore how that understanding can be useful in re-building a post-orthodoxy life, and in communicating with orthodox believing family and friends.

In this two-part episode of the Gift of the Mormon Faith Crisis, Dr. John Dehlin & Margi Weber Dehlin and Natasha Helfer Parker take a deeper look at how religious conversion and de-conversion happen, and explore how that understanding can be useful in re-building a post-orthodoxy life, and in communicating with orthodox believing family and friends.

On today’s The Gift of the Mormon Faith Crisis podcast we will answer the question, “What are the most difficult aspects of a Mormon Faith Crisis?” In part two of this episode, we will discuss the following:

• Loss of friends and community.
• Communicating with ward/stake/church leaders and members.
• Dealing with Betrayal and Anger.
• Loss of spirituality.
• Loss of identity.
• Loss of meaning/purpose.
• Having to rebuild and renegotiate morality.
• Dealing with a mid-life crisis.
• Loss of security regarding death and the afterlife.
• Feelings of chaos and instability