Six months into my experience as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints I met with my mission president for my monthly personal interview. Being aware of my history of depression before my mission, the mission...
To lay a foundation for this article I start off borrowing a bit of Lindsay’s church talk previously posted. Acquainted with anxieties and inabilities in speech, Moses was a man assigned a near intolerable task. In preparation for the assignment,...
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Quickly after identifying my mental illness as the emotional equivalent of torture, I identified God as my Captor. Those of you who have not experienced this level of anguish will cringe at that statement. Those of you who have…well, you...
(This one is still a work in progress – info on Witold Pilecki story is still in progress. All references from his story are a synopsis from the book The Volunteer by Jack Fairweather. https://g.co/kgs/aBcZJc I’m making adjustments consistently to better...
Many people who struggle with mental health issues, or any traumatic life experience for that matter, feel abandoned by God. I confirm that the experience is real. In my opinion, it is this feeling of abandonment, combined with our current-day...
“Mr. Baggaley!…I would like to speak with you out in the hall.”
Earlier this month I met with a church leader. He and I met...
Miss Homer: I’ve no doubt you remember me as your fifth...
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