January and Brandon spent 11 years as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints aka the Mormon church. They give a very shortened version of their journey into, through, and out of Mormonism and into heathendom! But if you remember nothing else from this episode, remember this: always pay your tithing!
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Our online store Self Love Generation is open! Our classic Birth Without Fear logo, “i don’t babysit. I PARENT.”, and “You Do You Boo” unicorn T-shirts are back, along with a re-imagining of our popular “Team NO Sleep” raglan shirt, as well as a “You Do You Boo” rainbow unicorn lanyard that Brandon loves!
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Join January in 2017 at a Find Your Village event near you! August events have been rescheduled, but January and Brandon will be in Calgary, Alberta, Canada on September 2nd, Atlanta, GA on September 9th, and Nashville on September 23rd! Make sure to get your tickets because this is the last year they will be holding Find Your Village events!
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One Comment
Cassandra
Thank you’ll so much. I was conflicted as to whether I wanted to listen to this one (#5) because religion is such a sore spot for me, but this was wonderful. It was everything I personally needed to hear. I hope you both realize for every one person who sends a thank you message there are 10+ more afraid of reaching out in fear of sounding silly… but I seriously believe you all are starting a positive revolution! Thank you for sending out positivity into our world and helping create a better, more uplifting environment for our next generation.
Lots of love!