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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2024 · 1H 41M

Leaving the LDS Church and Facing Trauma, Loss, and Grief Without Religion with Mason Sawyer

from Beautiful Shifts · host Lindsay & Shantil

Mason Sawyer is a devoted father, public speaker, and host of the 10Ninety podcast. In July 2021 Mason lost his wife, son, daughter, brother, and nephew to a tragic car accident. Mason was on our podcast previously (July 30, 2024) to share about what he has been through and how he began podcasting and sharing his story to help and connect with others. Today Mason joins us as part of our faith series to share about his LDS faith transition, leaving the LDS church, and his thoughts on belief and religion while facing loss and grief. Mason goes in-depth with details of his loss of belief in the LDS church, and shares thoughts on the power of honesty and human connection, and is as vulnerable and honest as he is funny and relatable.    We're so appreciative of Mason for having this conversation with us and have so much admiration for the purpose he has found in all he's doing to help others.    Find Mason on Instagram @masonsayer91 and his podcast @10ninetyrule, which centers around his favorite quote, "Life is ten percent what happens to you and ninety percent what you do about it."

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