The 2011 Salt Lake City Mormon Stories Conference was brought to you by the Salt Lake City Mormon

Stories Support Community found on Facebook and also by the Open Stories Foundation and by the

generous support of you or listeners. To join or start a Mormon Stories Support Community in your

area, please go to MormonStories.org and click on the Support Communities tab. To host a regional

conference in your city, like this one, please email us at MormonStories at gmail.com for more

information on how to host a conference. Finally, to keep this podcast in all of these communities

and projects alive, please donate today at MormonStories.org. Oh, and please enjoy the conference.

If you guys want to learn more about Sunstone, they're here and please go talk to them. Also,

for those of you who live anywhere really, I wanted to make sure you understood how to

join the Mormon Stories Local Support Communities because our goal is to take these conferences,

to Provo, to Atlanta, to Seattle, wherever people have a need. We could do it multiple times each

year in Salt Lake City. So you go to the MormonStories.org website. There's a little link that says

support communities up at the top. You click on it, you find your city, click it and it'll take you

to Facebook and then you just join the community and someone approves it and then you're on it.

And that's how you'd find out about lunches and play groups and book clubs and all the different

things people are doing. If there isn't one in your geography, tell me. We'll create it in about three

minutes and you can be the leader of it. You can be your own bishop and stake president of your local

non-church congregation. Is there anything I've forgotten? Any announcements? Okay, Ben Washburn

was kind enough to come on the podcast. He's brilliant. He's funny. We told him to keep it at a

PC 13 level. I'm hoping that he will. I've never been in a church service where lots of swear

words were done, but Ben, we love you and we want you to do your duty. So come do it. Ben Washburn

everybody. Thank you. Thanks so much. I am very glad to be here. It's like I don't have to explain

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