Mormon Stories

She secretly married a governor. Then angels broke into her house. Rosandra Ferguson thought her biggest problem was telling her Mormon family she'd secretly married Brandon Phelps, a rising political star with presidential ambitions. She was wrong. Because the night after her wedding is supposed to go public, two reporters break into her mansion looking for buried family secrets-and they're stopped by an archangel, two demons, and a message that could change the future of humanity. Now Rosandra is caught between heaven, politics, family scandals, polygamist relatives, and a destiny she doesn't remember agreeing to. And somewhere in the middle of it all, her beautiful, attention-hungry sister seems a little too interested in her husband. Perfect. A satirical supernatural drama full of angels, demons, Mormon culture, political intrigue, family chaos, and one woman trying to survive all of it.

I am a gay trans man who is disabled and also happens to be Mormon. This is an account of what I've learned in the Mormon church. No one in the church knows of my true identity. Here I prove the various sources that Mormons use to justify their blatant homophobia, transphobia, etc. false. I have written this for anyone who needs a reminder that God loves them exactly as they are. It's also for anyone who wants to educate themselves and finally start loving all of God's children as Christ Himself would. If the church does not truly love and accept all of God's children, the church will die.

Hi I'm Farrel Benson. Highschool musical lover, tech nerd, and kind man. Also ex-husband of an interesting lady. Stories from my weird life. (my therapist made me do this)

Brendon is your typical Mormon teen: sweet, pleasant, family-oriented, God-loving, and nothing if not innocent. He's known to all as the smart, gentle choir boy, whom, though ADHD, and going through everyday teenage angst, is the Urie family's pride and joy. He's never done anything illegal, or skipped school, or gone to a party; never been felt up, or had sex, or even kissed for that matter. Most certainly not with another boy. That is, until Daniela Ross moves in next door, with her 17 year old son, Ryan, a loud, rebellious, delinquent of a boy who smokes, drinks, rides a motorcycle, dresses in all black... and has a penchant for cute, sexually frustrated church boys.

Sapphire is going through a difficult trial. She knows that reading her scriptures and praying to her Heavenly Father can help her, but she has lost hope. After receiving a mysterious necklace, however, she discovers a new purpose in her life. Whenever she faints, a magical thing happens. She's sent back in time! The time Sapphire is sent to is unlike anything she could have imagined...

Music. Blogging. Mormon.

Two mormon teenage boys... their love is forbidden, but maybe breaking the rules... wouldn't be so bad?

This is my interpretation of Joseph Smith's first vision. This was written for fun. I hope y'all enjoy it!

Here is the official study guide for The Book of Lehi (Sepher Lehi)

Luke of for King & Country believed that Christian polygamy was alright under the right circumstances- and so did Courtney. What happens when I come on the set of their lives?

Not quite satire, not quite farce, but definitely juvenile - a would-be suitor writes to Ms. Paul, a very public figure from "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" and "The Bachelorette".

a tale of the struggles that mormon boys face. well I face at least. written as an outlet any advice will be read, and possibly acted upon.

Aminah is assigned a project in her philosophy class. She has to study relationships between human beings. Her subjects for observation are good friends to both each other and her... but suddenly, friendship turns into love.

Yes, I am a Mormon. If you want to know more about my church then come here.

A lone drifter traverses the Oregon Trail in search of a place to call his own. Hiding from his past he meets others along the way and tries to put back the rights that could've gone wrong.

what happens when a satanist falls for a sweet Mormon girl? what happens when they agree to try each other's religion? what happens when they meet the parents?? so many questions left unanswered

Nadia, Bryan, Vivian, and Ruben are descendants of Los Oscars. A gang that was feard through out all of San Francisco and beyond. They are given an oppertunity to attend a new school filled to the brim with spoiled brats. They know they don't fit in, but what they don't know is what will come out of this school. They don't know all the secrets they will uncover and the people they will come face to face with.

A cult member. Peter, age 20, knows Mormonism, but little else. No street smarts, book smarts, or social smarts. More significant, Peter knows nothing of religious mind control, viewing the world as his parents and church created it for him. His bipolar disorder, lack of maturity, and desire to do the right thing collided when he decided to serve a two year mission for his church, family, and community. What Peter wanted or needed never crossed his mind. Religious delusions and mental illness push him to extreme actions when repeated failures push him to bizarre and unorthodox behavior. If he survives his crazy mission to save the world who will he be? How can he find reality when he has been fed lies his whole life?