Can I Be Out On My Mission?

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🗓️ 25 October 2022

⏱️ 72 minutes

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In this episode Elder Carpenter discusses what it's like to be out on a mission.

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0:00.0	Welcome to questions from the closet, I'm Ben Chalatti.
0:07.2	And I'm Charlie Bird.
0:08.4	Each episode, we discuss a question we commonly get asked as LGBTQ Latter-day Saints.
0:12.7	We're not trying to answer this question for counter-consensus, but simply sharing our
0:16.4	perspectives.
0:17.4	Today's question is, can I be out on my mission?
0:20.2	Ben and I are not terribly diverse and we share many opinions and my experiences.
0:24.6	For example, we both start goofy, meaning left foot back right foot forward, which is
0:29.4	pretty goofy.
0:30.4	So goofy.
0:31.4	However, there are some pretty big differences.
0:33.4	For example, we went surfing this last weekend and I got hurt and Charlie didn't.
0:36.7	I did not.
0:37.7	Tell us about your injury, Ben.
0:38.9	So like the second time I tried, it was my very first time surfing when we were in Florida.
0:43.5	Set the stage.
0:44.5	One day, Tony.
0:45.5	White, Sam.
0:46.5	We're in Destin, Florida.
0:47.5	I said they're Tony because of cheer.
0:49.9	That's embarrassing.
0:50.9	That's very embarrassing.
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