Hi I'm Taylor

About Me

I'm 6'4, blue eyes and I'm currently serving a mission. At home I would always be outside, whether it was four wheeling or just going on a hike. The sun is just something I love to be under. I love my family more than anything, we're way close. I always enjoy my friends, we're just a bunch of goof-offs, but we have tons of fun and good times.

Why I am a Mormon

This church is what brought our family together. The fact that this earth life isn't the end for us. We will be a family for eternity in the presence of our Heavenly Father. I have a true testimony that this is the true church and that our Heavenly Father shows he loves us more and more. He gives us modern day Prophets for these hard times. And that we have loving families

Personal Stories

Please share your feelings/testimony of the Restoration of the Gospel.

I know this is Christ's one & only true church on the earth today. As if he were right here himself leading it. He is leading it

How I live my faith

I say my prayers every morning and night to have the spirit with me. And it is. I like to think, if Christ were standing by me, would I be doing this?

Frequently Asked Questions

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Do Mormons only help Mormons?
Taylor answered...

Oh no. We help anyone and everyone. Whether they need help with some kind of service project or just someone to talk to, bring them meals if they're unable to Show more Show less
Jeff answered...

As a local Bishop in the Church, I can assure you that we do not limit our help to members. We perform numerous acts of service to our friends in the local community, and we do it gladly because we know service brings us and them great blessings of happiness and satisfaction. Our world wide disaster relief program brings food, clothing, water, sanitations kits and medications to our nonmember brothers and sisters around the world, quickly and effeciently. As Mormons, we know we are fellow citizens of the world and that all peoples are part of our Heavenly Father's family, and we try hard to act accordingy. Show more Show less

What are some things that tell to you there is a God?
David H. answered...

I identify with Fyodor Dostoevsky, who once wrote: "It is not as a child that I believe and confess Jesus Christ. My hosanna is born of a furnace of doubt." I respect people who find it difficult or impossible to believe, because of the incongruity of so much unjustifiable hurt and pain in the world or because the affirmative evidence for God's existence does not seem compelling. But yet I believe. I believe in a God who is powerful, knowledgeable, loving and good. I see God in the heavens and earth. I see God in the principles of physics, evolution and natural selection, psychology, engineering, mathematics, the arts and the humanities, among others. I see God in the multitude of faith (or nonfaith) traditions throughout the world and among all peoples, giving meaning, purpose and direction to God's children and creations. Yes, there is much inexplicable hurt, pain and injury in the world, and yes, God's respect for our free will and freedom to believe requires that the evidence for God be noncompelling. I do not pretend to know easy answers; I look forward one day to receiving explanations or understanding of those tough questions. In the meantime, I am grateful for the whisperings from God's spirit and for occasional experiences that, to me, seem like "postcards from God", confirming to me God's love and care for me and for all creation. I have never seen God personally, but I have experienced God and I have met God's children and seen God's creations. Show more Show less

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