Mormon Stories Podcast Leaving the Mormon Church to Save My Family - Elisha Lee | Ep. 1925
Aug 5, 2024
Elisha Lee, a former member of the Mormon Church, shares her poignant journey of faith, starting with childhood experiences of divorce and shame. She reflects on the emotional complexities of leaving organized religion, including the pressure of conformity and personal doubts. Elisha discusses the challenges of marriage and parenting post-Mormonism, the influence of community support through platforms like TikTok, and how her evolving identity has reshaped her understanding of family and belonging. Her story is a powerful exploration of healing and self-discovery.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating the Complexities of Faith and Deconstruction
02:18 • 3min
Navigating Family Dynamics and Faith
05:21 • 19min
Navigating Teen Spirituality and Vulnerability
23:58 • 14min
Navigating Shame and Acceptance in Mormon Culture
37:45 • 26min
Navigating Faith and Identity
01:04:00 • 24min
Navigating Spiritual Tensions
01:27:50 • 18min
Navigating Faith Transitions in Marriage
01:45:25 • 20min
Navigating Faith and Doubt
02:04:56 • 22min
Evolving Beliefs and Personal Revelations Within the Mormon Church
02:27:22 • 4min
Navigating Faith and Identity
02:31:04 • 8min
Healing and Deconstruction: Ex-Mormon Journeys
02:38:58 • 29min
Transformative Journeys: Faith Deconstruction in Community
03:07:43 • 4min
Reflections on 'Wicked' and Faith Deconstruction
03:11:20 • 7min
Reconstructing Identity Post-Mormonism
03:18:35 • 7min
Navigating Faith and Family
03:25:42 • 10min
Navigating Deconstruction: Resources and Reflections
03:35:30 • 4min
Gratitude for Donors and Community Engagement
03:39:58 • 3min