How to Communicate Effectively with Orthodox/Believing Mormons Pt. 2
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In this episode, recorded January 17, 2017, we have a Q&A in Communicating with Orthodox/Believing Mormons. Co-hosts are John and Margi Dehlin.
Today’s Panelists!
- Amy Grubbs, Open Stories Foundation – Director of Operations
- Jenny Marrow, Therapist and Relationship Coach
- Ryan McKnight, Founder of MormonLeaks
- Steve Holbrook, Utah Valley PostMormons
- Royleane Otteson, African Promise Foundation – President of the Board
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- John and Margi answer their first viewer question ’15:56′
- Steve talks about his predictions for 2017 ’25:52′
- Jenny offers her advice on bringing up hard topics. ’28:45′
- John and Margi answer a viewer question, how do we help our disbelieving sibling come out? ’34:55′
- Do we share our truth with believers? ‘1:00:09’
- John and Margi address a question around boundaries. ‘1:19:35’
- Thank you, listeners. ‘1:34:52’
- Steve on Mormon Spectrum ‘1:36:51’
- Royleane shares resources that helped her, including Another Testament of Marriage. ‘1:39:52’
- Ryan’s closing thoughts ‘1:41:09’
- Jenny on trusting your passion and compassion. ‘1:44:35’
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