Hi, I'm Jake Neumann

I grew up in Minnesota. I like bowling and working on vehicles of all sorts. I started a business in auto detailing. I'm a Mormon.

About Me

I like to bowl, camp, hike, drive, race, and work on my car. I graduated from Brown College with an associates degree in Information Technology. I own and operate Jake Detailz, an automotive cleaning/detailing business out of my parent's driveway. I am an Eagle Scout.

Why I am a Mormon

I became a Mormon when my girlfriend introduced me to the whole ideas of the church, I liked what was talked about and what was being taught and the whole idea behind it all. I eventually became a member in December of 2011. I am a very active member and having a great time.

How I live my faith

I do everything that i can to help out my ward, I have not yet had any callings and I want to be a missionary when I can.

What is the role of the husband and the wife in the family?

Katie answered...

Husband and wife in a marriage are meant to be equal, partners. The husband is the head of the household and is responsible for the temporal welfare of his family. His role is to support his wife. The wife is also to support her husband and to nurture her family both spiritually and emotionally. Husband and wife are meant to work side by side in providing a safe haven from the world for their family. Their roles are different, but equally important and essential to building the family and the community.
Jocelyn answered...

The role of husband and wife in the family is to first and foremost love each other! Wow, revolutionary!!!
I have found that when there is love and complete commitment between my husband and I, there is no problem that we cannot face together. It is much easier to teach the children with love and to handle life's challenges.
My husband and I are equals. I feel loved, respected, and appreciated by him. I hope he feels the same things from me.

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

Aubrey answered...

We believe that marriage is between one man and one woman. This is an essential nature of the plan of salvation. Families are so important and children can and are only meant to be brought into this world through a man and woman together. This is how God created us. We acknowledge the attractions or inclinations individuals may have, but God has made us to have male/female relationships. We love all of our brothers and sisters. We are all God's children and we should treat each other as such, with love and kindness, but we cannot and will not encourage same-sex relations. We believe in Gay rights and tolerance, as described by Dallin H. Oaks, but will always define marriage as the union of one man and one woman.