G-I-R-L-S-C-A-N-P-S-C-A-N-P it's Girls Can.

Hello everyone and welcome back to Girls Camp. I'm your host

Haley Rawl and I am thrilled to be joined today by Chelsea Homer. Chelsea has been sharing about her faith journey, faith transition, and post-Morman experience for years now.

I think she does a phenomenal job at putting words to the experience that so many of us have.

She also has dedicated a lot of time, energy, and expertise into creating post-Morman spaces.

So she has a thriving Facebook group community,

as well as you co-founded the Lost and Found Club, right?

Yeah, which is a nonprofit organization aimed at creating

community outside of high-demand religion.

So we are going to get way more into all of that, but I'm so glad you're here.

Thanks for having me.

That was such a nice intro.

Thanks, Haley.

Hopefully I got all the information.

That was perfect.

Thank you.

It's always hard to sum up. We are going to be talking today about community and friendships outside of Mormonism, which I think you are the perfect guest to have on for that topic. Before we get into all of that, if you would give us a brief little snippet into who you are, where you live, and I know it's difficult to sum up, but a little bit of your

faith journey and kind of where you've landed would be awesome as well.

Yeah, I'm trying to figure out how to sum that up, but...

I know, it's hard.

No, my husband and I live in Murray, Utah,

and we have two kids, a five-year-old and a three-year-old.

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