Mentoring by Former Mormons

Mentoring by Former Mormons

Mentors are reserved for members or former members of the LDS Church. Non-Mormons with questions or seeking help are encouraged to contact us.

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Why request a mentor?

  • To talk to someone safe who really cares about your concerns
  • To get truthful answers to troubling doubts and questions
  • To benefit from someone who has successfully left Mormonism
    “I cannot express the words how much it meant to me that there was a former Mormon with whom I could share when I was questioning Mormonism.” – Launa, mentoree
  • To learn who the biblical Father and Jesus Christ are
  • To understand what the biblical gospel really is
  • To know the truth that “will set you free”

How it works:

  • Email conversations with caring Christians who were once active believing Mormons.
  • You set the agenda…what is important to you.
  • Men are paired with men and women with women.
  • Continue the relationship only as long as you find it helpful.
  • Free: All mentors volunteer their time because they care about you.
  • You make no commitments or obligations and will never be solicited for donations.

What to do next: 

  • Complete the form below to help us best select your mentor.
  • You will receive a return email to verify your request.
  • You will be welcomed and introduced to your mentor. Meet our former-Mormon mentors.

*For legal and ethical reasons, we are not able to offer any mentoring services to minors.

Please complete the following profile to aid us in matching you with a mentor best suited to correspond with you. [*indicates required fields]

"When I left it was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. But, as I came to know God’s Word–the Bible–more and more it became apparent that even though I loved the LDS church and everything it stood for, it was just not true. Since leaving I have been blessed beyond my imagination as I’ve come to know the biblical Jesus Christ and His amazing grace."
-Katrina, Mentor

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Our former-Mormon mentors care about: 

  • You
  • Your marriage
  • Your family
  • Your job
  • Your very sense of self
  • Your relationship with God

They walked away from the LDS religion and did more than survive – they’ve thrived. But they know the risk, the struggle, the loss, the uncertainty; and they know how important it is not to climb alone.