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.

Working Title: Overcast Keeping it together was hard enough. Then he showed up. Something about him has her insides screaming to run, and to run far. Now, Krysta's no stranger to the bizarre, you know?, what with her 'witch' of a grandmother and all, but... something about this guy has her hair standing on end. From the hungry look in his dark eyes to his uncanny stillness, there's just something so predatory about Adrian. And then, of course, he's not the only thing taking up real-estate in her mind -oh no, no, sir, not by a country-mile. From helping her mother -with whom she has a strained relationship-tend to a practical army of siblings, to a new school of culture barriers, to the mysterious pattern of violent murders that seem to be getting closer, there's a million things going on and only 23.93 hours in a day. And that's not even getting into the shit in her head. If things keep piling up-and if she's not careful about it--Krysta just might wind up in the hospital again...

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.

Morrissey throws himself at Brendon Urie in the middle of a panic at the disco concert... Urie stops the song in a panic (at the disco) "Email...?? Is that... you.." What will happen next??!!

All you Homestuck fans out there, this is my little brain thinking, hey, what if they were Mormon? For fun!

You are all beautiful daughters and sons of God!

This isn't a story per say, it's more of a Q and A. You ask me questions about my church, and I will do my best to answer them using examples, stories from my life, quotes, etc. I don't know all of the answers, obviously, I'm only 14 after all, but I care deeply about my religion. Don't base everything about this church off of what I say, I don't want to make any of you hate it because of a mistake I make. I apologize and understand if you don't agree with everything I have to say, but please keep from bullying what I say, because this is something that I find true joy in, and if you don't, just don't read it. Thanks!

After becoming a princess over night, Sofia the First started keeping a diary. She wrote down all of her feelings and secrets in this diary, secrets that could change everything. When a pesky bunny looses her diary on castle grounds and her secrets get spilled to the whole kingdom, all hell breaks loose.

College and working were the only two things on your mind. You had nothing else to worry about except getting your degree and keeping bills paid. Until you meet Dinah. You knew from the moment you met her that if it ever got serious you would have to take on the problems in her life. But after getting to know her, you were willing to help carry some of her baggage. As things escalate both with your relationship and with her life, it seems like what started as a great thing might be a little more complicated. And the complications only continue as you start to meet her family and vice versa. With all these problems that come with dating her, would it be too much for you to handle in the end or will you always stay running with her? WARNING ⚠️: This story DOES contain some violence associated with murder. NONE of it is physical or mental domestic violence, but there are a few chapters that involve argument scenes that get really intense and others that mention religion (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, i.e. Mormon). I did my research and stuck to what I found as best I could to portray the religions beliefs as best as I could. But due to the topics brought up, it could make some uncomfortable. Especially if this is your religion. There are also mentions of mental illness. This story also contains talks about drugs (marijuana), the selling of said drugs, as well as the smoking/ingestion of it. If you have a problem with any of the things mentioned above, please do not read this book. This is the first warning. The second, and last, warning will be at the very beginning of the Introduction chapter and that's it.

You know that day would never come,but you don't know for sure.But it doesn't matter now does it?Because all that is worth in the world isn't worth anything compared to the memories.This is a story about how those memories came to reality and how reality came into view.The morals that you promised you'd never do,now broken.The people you knew were important got pushed out of frame from this place.A place in life where things were different,where you were different.The person you thought you were is now gone and just left with the person you despised.

First year of EFY... Oh wait it's now FSY, right. Okay so truthfully, I'm scared but excited. Nervous yet so eager. Holly x I can't wait for this, I've literally packed three weeks in advance but I don't know how I gonna' fit in. But I seriously can't keep calm! Vicki I'm one sleep away from a week away from the parents, variety shows and pretty much hundreds of girls. I may not be the most popular guy at school but here I might have a shot. But I'm going for the spiritual benefits too.... -Jay I have all these expectations, my brothers have told me countless stories from crying about testimonies to dancing until they fainted. A long as my weeks as exciting as it sounds I'll be fine - at least I've got Holly with me all the way, Lucy x

The young, 16 year old Lory flunks out of school. Her mom kicks her out of the house. She rides the train to Salt Lake City. She has no idea how to get there, so she asks a few friends how to get there. Read the entire story to see what happens.

Nicole's new neighbor is the new school bad boy. Mason, the neighbor, receives an assignment to write to his closest neighbor in age. Nicole and Mason soon become friends, and

Just what the title says.

I had everything going in the direction I wanted. Ballet academy in New York... parents getting divorced so I'd get to be with Dad.... a boyfriend I knew I could trust... and then it all went wrong. Every plan I had for my life fell apart and now they expect me to be happy about it... trapped in a tiny town while the rest of my family is almost a state away.

The true story behind the case known under Eliason vs The Corporation of the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. It is a story of greed and corruption unlike any ever seen and implicates dozens of attorneys and judges as committing crimes against democracy for refusing to prosecute the criminals. If the reader believes their civil rights are protected by the Constitution, read the story of my family and think again...

Connor has plans for a spectacular treat, but needs Kevin's help making it. Whilst baking, he lets on what he really thinks about his friendship with Kevin and the two of them work things out. (Or: Connor is sad and Kevin comforts him because I am absolute McPriceley trash.)

Makayla Floyd is a Beehive in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints as well as an eighth graders at Oakland Bay Junior High School. She's always known she lives in the Latter Days. She's been told since her birth that she was lucky to be born into the church and at this time. But what Makayla's been told hasn't stuck in until the end of the year of 2018. "What I Believe" is a mix of journal entries and narrative as Makayla finds herself in a period of great change for the Church, and takes a personal journey to find her own testimony. This is a novel/autobiography hybrid.

So, I'm creating this work so I can hopefully share with other LDS members (or nonmembers) experiences that I've had and how they've grown my testimony. I hope you all enjoy! {Rated G} Cover: https://mylifebygogogoff.com/ymyw-printables