What does it mean for two devout mormons to split their beliefs but remain married for almost a decade? Lora and Jake were raised as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and married in the draper LDS temple for time and all eternity. But Lora's break from the faith, broke that eternal promise. Yet 9 years and 2 kids later, Jake remains Mormon and Lora, well, isn't. Listen in to hear about changing minds, making compromises, and life turning out completely differently from what you planned.
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What does it mean for two devout mormons to split their beliefs but remain married for almost a decade? Lora and Jake were raised as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and married in the draper LDS temple for time and all eternity. But Lora's break from the faith, broke that eternal promise. Yet 9 years and 2 kids later, Jake remains Mormon and Lora, well, isn't. Listen in to hear about changing minds, making compromises, and life turning out completely differently from what you planned.
Let's talk about tatoos. Are they bad? Can Lora convice Jake to ever get one?
The Saint and the Siren
What does it mean for two devout mormons to split their beliefs but remain married for almost a decade? Lora and Jake were raised as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and married in the draper LDS temple for time and all eternity. But Lora's break from the faith, broke that eternal promise. Yet 9 years and 2 kids later, Jake remains Mormon and Lora, well, isn't. Listen in to hear about changing minds, making compromises, and life turning out completely differently from what you planned.
