In this epic, three-part interview with Paul, Lisa, and Kyle, we learn about one ordinary Mormon family’s extraordinary Mormon transition. Topics covered in this episode include:

• Living as an orthodox Mormon family in rural Utah.
• Dealing with a crisis of faith in a large, orthodox Mormon family.
• Living in a mixed-faith marriage.
• How to ineffectively and effectively communicate with believing family members (siblings, extended family).
• Dealing with a missionary in the field while the family is having a crisis of faith.
• Supporting a gay child.
• Leaving the church after decades of service, and in mid-life.
• As a parent, sitting outside your own child’s wedding.
• Finding communities of support (and joy) after leaving the church.

In this epic, three-part interview with Paul, Lisa, and Kyle, we learn about one ordinary Mormon family’s extraordinary Mormon transition. Topics covered in this episode include:

• Living as an orthodox Mormon family in rural Utah.
• Dealing with a crisis of faith in a large, orthodox Mormon family.
• Living in a mixed-faith marriage.
• How to ineffectively and effectively communicate with believing family members (siblings, extended family).
• Dealing with a missionary in the field while the family is having a crisis of faith.
• Supporting a gay child.
• Leaving the church after decades of service, and in mid-life.
• As a parent, sitting outside your own child’s wedding.
• Finding communities of support (and joy) after leaving the church.

In this epic, three-part interview with Paul, Lisa, and Kyle, we learn about one ordinary Mormon family’s extraordinary Mormon transition. Topics covered in this episode include:

• Living as an orthodox Mormon family in rural Utah.
• Dealing with a crisis of faith in a large, orthodox Mormon family.
• Living in a mixed-faith marriage.
• How to ineffectively and effectively communicate with believing family members (siblings, extended family).
• Dealing with a missionary in the field while the family is having a crisis of faith.
• Supporting a gay child.
• Leaving the church after decades of service, and in mid-life.
• As a parent, sitting outside your own child’s wedding.
• Finding communities of support (and joy) after leaving the church.