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Hi, I'm Megan
I'm a therapist, an aunt, traveler, a new home owner! and I'm a Mormon.
About Me
I'm a therapist working with troubled teenaged boys. I find a lot of meaning in my job. I hope I can help a few get their lives back on track. When I'm not at work I really like spending time with family and friends, going to local concerts, traveling around the States and abroad, spending time at the public library, and thinking about eating healthy and exercising.
Why I am a Mormon
I work with a lot of kids who don't share my faith and they think I'm a little odd for believing the way I do and acting the way I do -- I don't swear, party, abuse substances, or have premarital sex, for example. And sometimes I think like them too. But then I imagine what my life would be like if I didn't have the gospel of Jesus Christ. My faith gives me a solid foundation in life. I avoid a lot of heart ache because I avoid a lot of the traps of false happiness. And, like everyone, I do dumb things and feel guilt and pain but I know that because of the Atonement of Jesus Christ, I can let all of that go and feel light again. I don't wonder if I have a purpose. I know why I am on earth and I feel God's hand in my life directing me to the places I should go. When hard things happen, it hurts but I also know things will be ok -- like when my dad died. I miss him, but my knowledge of God's plan tells me that my family is forever and I'll see my dad, healthy and strong, again. Being Mormon brings me peace.
Personal Stories
Why do Mormons do family history or genealogy work?
I think all people feel a desire to know where they come from. Knowing this gives you a sense of belonging, a tradition of values and stories, and a culture. In the church, our desire for connection extends beyond this, to a spiritual and eternal connection. We believe that to be truly happy in this life and the next, we need the gospel of Jesus Christ and to make commitments/covenants with with (like baptism). However, so many people have died without knowing about Chris or having the chance to make promises to him. This would be totally unfair if Heavenly Father had not provided another route. In sacred temples, we perform this necessary ordinances for ancestors who have died with knowing or having the chance to accept Christ. We believe that our ancestors will then have the choice to accept this work or not from the next world. Furthermore, because we believe in the eternal nature of the family, we seal our ancestors as family units to us in the holy temple. This way, all of us are eternally a family with God.
How I live my faith
My main goal is to be like our Savior Jesus Christ. When I read the scriptures I try to take "tips." I try to be kinder, more compassionate, and more obedient, as He was. I try to focus on what it means to be a true Christian. Life gives me lots of tests of develop these skills because I'm not naturally always like Jesus.
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