lgbtq community. what it s lake to be lgbtq in slc. we got mormons, nonmormons, ex-mormons and this is not meant to be a deep dive on lds. let me quickly drop some knowledge. and dispute two misconceptions. the lds church was founded in the 1920s. in the 1820s. the religion was based on him saying he met jesus and god in a forest and they told him that all the existing religions got it wrong. he found plates that he translated into the book of mormon. and the church moved around to a place where they couldn t be oppressed for they beliefs, including polygamy. they settled in the valley.
he found plates that he translated into the book of mormon. and the church moved around to a place where they couldn t be oppressed for they beliefs, including polygamy. and that valley became salt lake city. the church is led by a president who they believe is a prophet. currently, russell m. nelson would talk to us. none of the community will talk to us. they are concerned about how they are conceived. and the underwear is called sacred garment, and many of you were taught that a bush caught fire and started talking. one thing that lds does have in common with other religions, it does not the have a great relationship with the lgbtq community. church leaders told their members to do all you can by donating your means to tide to keep same-sex marriage illegal.
and the church moved around to a place where they couldn t be oppressed for they beliefs, including polygamy. they settled in the valley. home to a tribe. and that valley became salt lake city. the church is led by a president who they believe is a prophet. currently, russell m. nelson who will not talk to us. nobody in leadership wanted to talk to us. none of the community will talk to us. they are concerned about how they are conceived. and the underwear is called sacred garment, and many of you were taught that a bush caught fire and started talking. one thing that lds does have in common with other religions, it does not the have a great relationship with the lgbtq community.