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I'm an Idaho girl, born and raised. I'm a Mormon.

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I run around like a chicken all day at my job and I love it! I love studying the Gospel! I enjoy running, lifting weights, swimming, biking, and music. I enjoy cooking and eating..

I'm a Mormon.

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I'm a recent PhD in African literature written in French. I grew up in Anglophone Western Canada, met and married a gorgeous Pittsburgher and now live in Western Pennsylvania with her, our son, our triplet girls and our newest arrival (poor big brother is now hopelessly outnumbered...)

I'm a Mormon. My beliefs define who I am and what I want to become.

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Hi! I'm Kathryn. I'm a lifelong member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I was born and raised in Salt Lake City in 1948. I have been married for 40 years (to the same kind, incredibly patient man). Together we have two grown children -- a son and a daughter. I am a retired computer programmer/systems designer who loves to travel, garden, write, attend the theatre, talk about my faith and spend time with my two dogs and one cat.

Married to a private investigator. We have 3 children. I love being a wife, mom and business-owner. I'm a Mormon.

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Elder Boyd K. Packer said, "The ultimate end of all activity in the Church is that a man and his wife and their children can be happy at home." I can say firsthand that I know what it's like to be a part of a happy family. In this regard, I am the luckiest wife and mother on the planet. Our children are teenagers, and yet they still open up to me about anything and everything. I treasure my husband and children more than I can say. I have numerous other blessings as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I have a strong desire to share my testimony of the gospel. I do struggle with weaknesses and various different trials, specifically health issues. But it helps me to remember the good moments outweigh the bad ones. Oh how they do! The gospel of Jesus Christ enables me to have this perspective, regardless of the trials my family and I are going through. I enjoy reading mostly for secular and spiritual learning, journal writing, photography, creative writing, going to the movies isn't movie popcorn the best?!, helping others, social networking on the internet, blogging, spending time with my friends, immediate and extended family and I've been known to play a game of spider solitaire or two. If I'm listening to Michael Buble, one might catch me dancing. I very much enjoy going to the temple. I have taken numerous college classes on different campuses and online. I absolutely love learning. My husband is a private investigator. He is good at what he does and more importantly, he enjoys his job. I do not work outside the home. A great deal of my time and energy is spent towards my family and taking care of our daughter who has special needs. She has over 15 doctors. My sons have some health care issues as well. But I am grateful that my children have doctors and medication to help them. The inconvenience of doctor's appointments is a small price to pay for necessary health care. Somehow, our children rise above their trials and keep on going. They each have accomplished good things and I am proud of them, especially for the good choices they make. I am so grateful to my husband, and for the love and patience he shows to me. He is also one of the funniest people I know. I love him dearly. I am excited for this opportunity to share my beliefs about Jesus Christ. I welcome comments on my blog page.  

I grew up in Austria, joining the Church when 21 via sister missionaries.

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I'm married with one son and one daughter. The son is quadriplegic, but doing well. The daughter is preparing for college. I'm a programmer by profession--love the work! I used to love reading thrillers by authors like Allistair MacLean, Desmond Bagley, Helen McInnis. Now I enjoy reading non-fiction like Benjamin Franklin's biography and books by conservative authors on the New York Times Bestseller list. I like camping, but don't get to do that very often. I took up golf a couple of years ago, and I love it!

I'm a husband, a father of three, a Dodgers fan, and a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in California.

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I am a convert of over 30 years I joined the Church when I was 18. I've been in the military, in fact I was home for two weeks after boot camp when I was baptised into the LDS Church. After my discharge from the military, I had the opportunity to serve a full time mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I am the father of three children, two boys and a lovely girl. I enjoy reading about history, politics, and enjoy reading about the history of the LDS Church. I have a love of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

I'm a 6th gen member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, therefore I'm a Mormon

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I am the husband of an extraordinary woman 23 yrs, father of four 3 beautiful D's, 1 excellent S, & Grandpa of 1 D of oldest D & Son-in-Law. I am retired from the United States Air Force Survival Instructor & work as a civilian on a military base in Georgia. I have earned 5 college degrees AAS 2, AA, BA, MS. In my spare time I enjoy any type of physical activity. Favs triathlons swim, bike, & run, ultra marathons 26.2 mi+, and fishing. 

I grew up all over the U.S. I'm a Mormon.

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I am married, four grown children, one at home attending college. We live in a large city in the southwestern U.S. I am a lawyer. I am a democrat and fairly liberal politically.

I' m an Air Force officer, attorney, and Japanese-American. I'm a Mormon.

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I served 20 years in the US Air Force, at NORAD in Colorado Springs and then as a JAG officer in Japan, Washington, DC, Omaha, and San Francisco. I now work as an environmental attorney on cleanup of nuclear sites for a national engineering firm. I worked for a law firm in Utah for three years. I was born in Japan during the US Occupation after World War II. My mother is Japanese and my Dad was in the US Air Force. I served in Japan as a missionary, in Sapporo, Nagano, Otaru, Kofu and Koriyama. I was at 5th Air Force in Tokyo for 3 years. I earned a BA in mathematics and Juris Doctorate from the University of Utah, and a Master of Laws in environmental law from George Washington University in Washington, DC. I have taught classes for universities in California, Utah, Nebraska, Idaho, Washington State, and the Air Force JAG School. My wife and I were married over 38 years ago in the Salt Lake City Temple. We have 3 adult children and as I write this 13 grandchildren. I enjoy reading about science, religion, and the interface between them. I enjoy science fiction books, movies and TV shows. I blog on the internet about science, religion, law, environmental policy, and politics. For two years I wrote Op Ed columns for a newspaper in Idaho.

I was born in Salt Lake City, but I've lived in New Mexico, Texas, and Idaho. I'm an engineer, a publisher, and I'm a Mormon.

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I am an electrical engineer and a publisher. I've lived in Utah, Texas, New Mexico, and Idaho (Finland, too, if you include my mission!). I enjoy camping and reading; and I really enjoy helping people! I enjoy remodeling houses and buildings and I've been known to spend a little down time playing video games so old today's children don't know them! My wife and I have never had the blessing of children, but the Lord has blessed us to work with the Youth of the Church throughout our lives --- and that's a great blessing!

I have been a Mormon all my life. I was born in Canada but moved to the U.S. in 1964. Now I live in the Southern U.S.

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I was born in Alberta, Canada.I have four sisters. I love my motherland, but not the cold weather. Hence when I left for the States in 1964 on a work mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, I felt the temperature difference and I was sold. It was set in stone, I was going to become a US citizen. It only took me 38 years. Of course during this time I was here with a green card. I was not the best student in high school and so , on my church mission, I decided to become a serious student. I entered Ricks College, where I did well, with a more mature attitude. At Ricks I met my future wife and discovered later that I had married above my pay grade. We now have eight children and 21 grand children. Both us were from families that were not affluent. As a result, we went in and out of good times and bad. We worked hard to provide for our growing family. Now I am nearing the end of my third career, general dentistry. My first career was in masonary construction, a trade I learned on my mission. The second career was respiratory therapy, working mostly with premature infants. The therapy schooling led me into dentistry. I was 37 years old when I entered dental school at Emory in Atlanta, Georgia. My hobbies are periodic hunting, restoring vinage corvettes and off-road vehicles, and spending time with my children and grand children Although my wife and I were raised in the West, we are adopted Southerners, likely due to the temperature and hospitality.

I'm a student, a son, a baker, and I'm a Mormon

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I am currently studying Spanish Education and TESOL at a university; I only have 2 semesters left! I really enjoy having fun, especially when it involves food. Baking and cooking are passions of mine. I have been a member of the church for about 2 and a half year (since January 13th 2008)

I'm an Italian law student. I love food, smiles and winter. And I'm a Mormon.

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I was born and raised in Sicily. Now I'm going to college (I'm studying law!) and I moved to Rome. I like living on my own, even though I have to do cleaning jobs, washing-up and I have to cook my own meals! That's the price of "freedom", I guess. Since the time I received my testimony, I had to wait two long years to be baptized because my parents strongly opposed my conversion. I lived as a "dry member" until almost a month ago, when I was baptized in Rome by Elder Cox from Idaho (a missionary who had served in my hometown a year ago and whom I met again here in my new city).

You may think I'm just an average Mormon wife and mother... and you're probably right. But I wouldn't change it for the world.

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I am a happily married, Mormon wife and mother. I went to both BYU and UVU and studied English and Literary studies. Before having children, I received my Black Belt in the Martial Art of Kyuki-do, with my specialty weapon being the sai. I currently am a stay-at-home mom and I love every minute of it, while my wonderful husband is an LDS Seminary teacher. We love to play guitar together and write songs. I also love to cook, read, watch anime, run, and eat ice-cream. Summer is my favorite time of year because I love to play outside with my family.