Hi, I'm Cameron Julander

I grew up in Tucson,AZ, I just got Married, and I'm a Mormon.

About Me

Easy way to startim a mormon have been my whole life and will be the rest of it. i love and live the gospel of christ daily, it isnt always easy but it is definately worth every single moment. the lord has blessed me to be able to know and understand that things are how they are and that im not ever alone. im a college student i will be starting my 2nd year and have the goal to become a psychologist. i served as a missionay in the mexico merida mission and have recently returned. the lord lives

Why I am a Mormon

i love this question so much, becuase if i werent mormon i dont know where i would be right now, honestly. my conversion came little by little i have always know that the gospel is true but the moment i knew that it was true for myself was a very speacial day for me. it all just kinda clicked, i had an "aha" moment, and then the spirit came over me and i felt all warm and fuzzy inside. then little by little everything started falling into place and i understood where i came from and why i am here and where i am going. i have no doubt that god talks to each one of us through his holy spirit. this is the only true and living gospel in the world. christ lives and guides us today through a living day prophet. its true, what else matters.

How I live my faith

i am a returned missionary and right now i am just supporting the missionaries.

What do Mormons believe about “eternal life?”

Cameron Julander answered...

to live with god and jesus christ forever, not alone, but with our family it wouldnt be eternal life unless we were with our families.

Why are only some Mormons allowed into temples? Is there something secret going on in Mormon Temples? What goes on in Mormon Temples?

Don answered...

Recently I taught a Sunday School lesson about the Apostle Paul who was cast into jail because of being falsely accused of taking non-jews into the holy parts of the ancient temple. The penalty for doing so was death. It caused me to think of the sacredness of the temple, and that people throughout history have gone through a preparation process in order to approach God through temple worship.

In our time, both members of the church and non-members who have not prepared are turned away from the sacred parts of the temple not because of secrets, but rather due to the sacred nature of the temple and the preparation required to go there. Anyone can go to the temple, given they prepare themselves and demonstrate that preparation in a visit with those responsible for qualifying persons for entrance to the temple.

I love the peace that comes from being in the temple, having prepared myself to approach the Lord in His house. I feel His Spirit there. I am grateful that others who are there have prepared themselves in the same way.

Anyone who wants to know more about the nature of the temples can ask any missionary what it takes to qualify to go there. My personal experience and witness is that it is worth qualifying oneself and experiencing the beauty and peace that is constantly there.