Hi, I'm Kolter

I'm a Mormon.

About Me

I'm 21, the youngest of 5 kids. I have lived in Utah most of my life. Right now i am serving in the Oregon Eugene Mission.

Why I am a Mormon

I love being a Latter Day Saint! My life would be dull and with out meaning otherwise. When ever something in my life changes and it seems like i cant take anymore i know that with the saviors help that all things are possible. I am a Mormon because It makes me happy.

Personal Stories

Can you talk about the missions of the Church and your participation in them?

Serving a mission is one of the hardest things i have done in my Life! As members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints we are asked to share the gospel. So we by choice leave or families and friends for two years that we give to the Lord. We put everything off so that we can help others feel and know about the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

How I live my faith

I live my faith one day at a time. I try to do the best where ever i go. I go am active in my ward and love to help all the people that are in the ward i am in.

Who chooses the Mormon prophet?

Kolter answered...

Just like days of old prophets are men our Heavenly Father has chosen because of there faithfulness in fallowing the commandments. They are no different than us except they speak for the Lord.

What is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' attitude regarding homosexuality and same sex marriage?

Christian answered...

Honestly admitting that you have homosexual feelings is often a scary and humiliating process – many are mistreated and must sort through these powerful emotions on their own. You have my deepest admiration and love. Your life is an amazing opportunity to make choices which will bring you peace and fulfillment. As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I extend to you the same invitation that was extended to me: communicate your desires, fears and struggles to your loving Heavenly Father in prayer. Come to church with me! Or any other Mormon friend of yours. Give your burdens to God and trust in His plan for you—one that by design results in your greatest happiness.
And when you go to church on Sunday, know that you are on equal standing with those who do or don't have same-gender attraction. I know that faithful and obedient members of the Church will welcome you and love you.
Just like heterosexual members of our church, it is not a sin to be attracted to someone. However, intimacy is a sacred part of a loving relationship between a husband and wife. We are surrounded by a world of smut and filth which make a mockery of true love. Outside of marriage, the management of our sexual urges, whether homosexual or heterosexual, is to master the greatest power God has given His children on earth -- to create families.