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How to communicate effectively with orthodox Mormons.

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In this episode, recorded January 10, 2017, we discuss tips on communicating with Orthodox/Believing Mormons. Co-hosts are John and Margi Dehlin.
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Amy Grubbs, Open Stories Foundation Director of Operations
Shandi Hill, Moderator for Thoughtful Transitions
Jared Gant, Professional Photographer at JMGant Photography
Brynne Thomas Gant, Deputy District Attorney at Weld County District Attorney’s Office
Tanner Gilliland, Co Founder of Zelph on the Shelf
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Hey, where can I find that?
  • Brynne and Jared’s note to friends and family on their faith crisis/transition.
  • Find a support community near you! Mormonspectrum.org
  • Brynne referenced Trying Not to Try when talking about a more empathetic approach to communicating with family and loved ones. ’43:48′
  • ’50:52′ John and Margi move to their next segment, ‘Having the Conversation’.
  • John had a tip to keep in mind when having the conversation. ’54:10′
  • Tanner offered his perspective on balance in relationships, and authenticity. ‘1:01:24’
  • ‘1:11:40’ What do we do when they ask?
  • John on the ‘Power of Creating Space’. ‘1:17:57’
  • Margi on boundaries ‘1:26:29’
  • John and Margi conclude with their final segment on ‘Self Care’ ‘1:32:27’
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