Joe Gilmore
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Joe Gilmore
Posted to the Church YouTube channel. From 5:50 - 10:50 is the most important part to me. That’s a long 5 minutes, but worth it I think.
As I listened, I imagined Lucas being gay (he certainly doesn’t have to be for this story to work). But even if he isn’t, somewhere there is a Lucas who is. And I think stories like this, in which I can so easily imagine a queer person in Lucas’ role, just highlight how the potential contribution of queer people to the Gospel and Ministering is overlooked out of fear and loathing - neither of which are Christ-like characteristics.
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Hope Works: 'Ted Talks'-style YouTube Series From The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Hope Works: ‘Ted Talks’-style YouTube Series From The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Hope Works
Hope Works is a series of videos captured at live events where presenters share interesting insights about hope and faith and how it works in their lives.
The old “Mormon Channel” on Youtube, now called the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Channel, following President Russell M. Nelson’s teachings about the name of the Church, released the first six videos…
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? Cant listen to jung hoseok's blue side w out crying inside, every time i listen to it i die and then im reborn
Have Labels Change the Way You See Yourself?
Watch this ‘Hope Works’ video that explores those labels and how we can see past them into who we really are.
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What are you worrying about? Will it matter in 1,000 years? What will?