Episode 352: Jace Ure (Non-Binary Latter-day Saint) and Their Parents

Listen, Learn & Love Hosted by Richard Ostler

Richard Ostler

Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 839 Ratings

🗓️ 28 November 2020

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

My friend Jace Ure, age 15, joins us to share their journey as a non-binary Latter-day Saint. Jace is joined by their parents Kerin and Aimee, deeply committed Latter-day Saints, who share how they are supporting Jace—who are new on this road and Jace came out only three months ago. This is a great podcast of “living your religion” when faced with unique family situations—resulting in the Ure family coming together in a beautiful way. It’s really a love story. If you are parents of a LGBTQ child, please listen to this podcast. It will give you tools and insights to better support your child. If you are LGBTQ, it will give you hope. Thank you Ure family for being on the podcast. I was deeply moved hearing your story. You are all awesome

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0:00.0	Welcome listeners to another episode of Listen, Learn, and Love hosted by Richard Osler.
0:08.5	I appreciate all of you that are buying and sharing our book, Listen, Learn and Love, Embracing
0:14.4	LGBTQ Latter-day Saints.
0:16.4	It's at Segal.
0:17.4	It's at Desert Book.
0:18.3	It's at Amazon.
0:19.3	And we're going to be talking about
0:21.6	LGBTQ on this podcast. I'd like to introduce my guests that are joining us from Zoom.
0:28.0	We have Jace Yuri joining us from Idaho Falls. Welcome to the podcast, Jace.
0:33.6	Hello. It's nice to be here. How are you?
0:56.8	Jace is somebody I met last month. He is 15. He identifies as non-binary. He's a sophomore in a high school in Idaho Falls and just a great human being. And we'll talk about pronouns. We'll talk about just his journey for someone that identifies his non-binary. We also have Jace's parents with us on the podcast. They are
1:03.2	joining us from Lehigh, Utah, Karen and Amy Uri. welcome to the podcast.
1:12.6	Good to be here.
1:14.6	Will you spell your name?
1:16.4	Let's have Amy spell.
1:18.2	Everybody has a name like Amy.
1:20.2	I like everybody to spell that.
1:24.3	Yes, mine is A-I-M-E.
1:31.1	And Karen, will you spell your name and pronounce it correctly in case I'm mispronouncing it?
1:32.1	Sure.
1:36.6	It's pronounced Curran, and it's spelled K-E-R-I-N.
1:38.1	All right. I'm going to pronounce it Curran for the rest of the podcast.
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