She did the new one too, in the past year or so it changed in subtle ways and it is easy to mess up if they haven’t been in the church that past few years
@@alexandracomer8784 they changed it more than 3 months ago- it was changed I think either April or October of 2020? If you look it up online you can find it. It basically changes most of the pronouns to “I” rather than “we” it also got rid of all the faith, divine nature, etc.
Natalie & I are roommates & I’ve known her for 2 years now. I could not be prouder of her for finding herself & advocating for the LGBTQ+ community. I do wish they had kept in the part where she talked about her mission & not being able to go on one because she was in a wheelchair because that was actually true & needs to be talked about.
The church now has a mission that they offer to those who want to serve like Natalie, who have some kind of handicap whether it’s physical or mental. It’s called a service mission. It’s a relatively new thing so I’m not sure if it was around when she was putting her papers in. The leaders of the church recognized that many people wanted to serve like her but weren’t able to because of the many different reasons
@@avalauren4731 lol yeah not really! it’s definitely more a utah thing i think. my mom was a mormon when she named us, Grace, Hudson and Tessa are my siblings names. i definitely think it’s a utah thing
caleb was pretty clever when he said he heard natalie repeat "mormon" in the first round and they usually don't refer to themselves as such. i didn't even think about that, but i think the others caught on too.
@@SamSlugg456 Older members are really lost because of all the changes in the last 20 years The church has changed so much and caused so much confusion among its members with prophets overriding each other at almost every turn.
@@SamSlugg456 I think you don't understand because you are on the outside imo. It's because it has never been a respectful term, neutral at best, it came from a disrespectful place and it has a bad rep, it's quite simple really.
@@brucegillingham2793 This is incorrect, there has never been an "overriding" there is simply updates but no prophet has ever said the previous prophets were wrong just that the things that are expected of us LDS members have changed. I'm sure some older members feel this way but it is rare as I have never heard this.
I love the new addition that voting a non-mole out later on decreases the prize pool. That should hopefully stop people from continueing just to increase their prize
Natalie gave herself away, not just with the mormon thing but she also said youth group instead of primary or young women. Little things like that can give you away in the presence of "super mormons" like a lot of these people.
DO An episode where everyone thinks they are the mole and that the goal is to actually get voted out asap (but they aren’t allowed to say they are the mole) Then it’ll all just be ridiculously wrong answers.
They did a study awhile back and discovered that lds missionaries can learn and be proficient in a language about 3x faster than other people learning a language. Really interesting!
When they had to state their case for the 3 way tie I was like "just quote the YW theme, non members would not have that memorized" and BAM, Z was on it!!
6 Heavily Tattooed People vs 1 Person Never Tattooed. Heavily tattooed people can wear full length clothes, scarves, turtlenecks, gloves, glasses and hats for cover ups.
I grew up LDS so this was wild to watch. Mormons have very specific “phrases” and terminologies they use to describe themselves and their religious beliefs, so it’s wild hearing this on Jubilee.
I can’t even express how happy this video made me. I clicked on it with low expectations, but I absolutely loved how respectful the team was making this and how respectful everyone was in their questions. I really loved that Natalie addressed being LGBTQ+ in the church. We are taught to love everybody, and I know I am personally saddened for those in the community who have felt hate from members.
@Hailey Allen While the LDS is better than many other Christian denominations / groups by the virtue that they accept that some people simply have same-sex attraction and that it is not something that can be changed and that attempts to do so are harmful, the official LDS stance is: "The experience of same-sex attraction is a complex reality for many people. The attraction itself is not a sin, but acting on it is." So, basically, the church believes that gay people should live lives of misery, bereft of mutual human love and affection. While you might love gay people, the church's stance certainly isn't very LOVING towards gay people if they would condemn them to that fate. Imagine someone telling you that your ability to share, experience, and receive love was something for which you deserved disciplinary action if you acted upon it, and being forced to choose between your beliefs coupled with a life of loneliness and never knowing the loving embrace of a partner or choosing to have to give up your beliefs in order to be with someone you love. No matter how you frame it and how much you love gay people, it's still terrible.
@@vorpal22 you should read Ben Schalaty’s book about being a gay member of the church. He addresses the same things you seem to be questioning and since he’s gay he can explain it far better than anybody else.
@@bremjo7929 I appreciate the suggestion, but I've already done extensive research on being gay and Christianity / LDS / JW, and I know the "clobber passage" rebuttals. As a gay atheist / philosophical Taoist who has no desire to return to Christianity, I'd rather be engaging in my projects or language studies rather than reading about homosexuality and religion. Thanks, though, and I hope you're enjoying the rest of your weekend!
natalie, thank you!!! i really needed to hear what you said at the end about being in the church and being lgbtq. that gives me hope and strength. because there are many others out there who say you can’t be gay and religious, and i know a lot of people think that way but it was nice to hear someone say that it was okay.
I was raised religious and that was my biggest reason to stop participating. I felt like I had lived the morals and teachings perfectly only to have realized that about myself and I immediately felt unwanted or that I had done something wrong to be "punished" with it or something. Those who use religion as a tool to push their own bigotry have absolutely no business mixing with actual people of faith. The line has been far too blurred more and more recently.
I'm just a teenager so I'm not like that smart LOL but in my perspective and beliefs, though I'm very religious and active in the LDS church, I feel like LGBTQ+ community should be accepted and welcomed like any other person would at church. I am SO sorry if people were ever forcing to be someone you're not, or people judging you for who you are!
I’m a member as well. My brother is gay but has drifted away from the church because of a temple experience he had. He was waiting in the locker room area and was wearing a shirt that had a rainbow on it that says human. People called him disgusting and everybody would move away from him. I wish more people in the church were supportive but I won’t leave the church. I’m with you and I’m going to be here! Don’t worry about your place I will always support you!
I really enjoyed this video! As a member of the church, I really appreciated seeing a video that was positive and educational! A lot of times were represented inaccurately and unfairly, but I really feel this video was a fair and accurate representation of members of the church. I’d love to see more videos similar to this!
I was pretty sure the mole would have been a former member… it’s not really in the spirit of the game. It would be extremely difficult to fool the group if you never attended church. The easiest way to root out the mole would be to ask the group to recite ANYTHING from the church’s literature… if you’re not a member you would never commit something to memory. A vast majority of us have something memorized.
What do you mean it's not in the spirit of the game? It would make the most sense for the mole to be a former member for the very reason you pointed out
I don't know how far ahead they know they're going to participate in this, but if money is on the line you can be sure that I'd educate myself on the topic and I'd try my best to look the part even if I have to commit something to memory.
I agree. I figured they'd go with an ExMo, which feels a bit disingenuous, but when you're an outsider trying to make just enough sense of a complex culture to put together a short contest, I also get it. I've always been curious about how this would go down, and it pretty much did the way I expected, but I know plenty of people who have technically never been Mormon who could've played the part.
@@francescoghizzo my parents are temple members, and my dad was a second counselor, they drink coffee and caffeinated drinks like energy drinks and soda.
I find that kinda funny because while some of the more stringent members might not use the term "Mormon", I know plenty of members, particularly younger ones, who really don't care and just say Mormon because it's easier and kinda ingrained into the church's identity. I would have never even thought to vote for someone just because they were using the term "Mormon"
@@simplyepic3258 If you're an active member then you'd know that the prophet has said that we should avoid using the term mormon and since most of the participants are active members they knew this
@@legacy756 I'm aware. Lots of active members just don't care. Monson said the exact opposite (that we should embrace the term Mormon) so plenty of people don't really see it as a big deal one way or another.
Most Mormons don't care until the most orthodox member jumps in to remind them that they're supposed to care (e.g. the "Ohhh" moment when Caleb called it) because their prophet recently said that the word "Mormon" is a literal victory for Satan. Most Mormons are really chill people but they're so easily called back into line by the most toxic authoritarian members, which is why so many people leave. Trying to toe an invisible line is exhausting.
I’d love to see an episode where there is no mole. It would show how the preconceived idea of a mole creates suspicion when not really there. Also would show how people connects to others based on visual things alone
I've met missionaries before, and we had an interesting conversation. I'm an atheist and so, they tried to convert me. I didn't appreciate that, but I appreciated learning more about their belief system, which seemed very structured and corporal to me as an outsider. This is not an insult in any way. Just the impression I got from hearing about how their hierarchy worked. It goes without saying that I respect their faith and everyone's faith. Each to their own. Let's all respect each other's beliefs without trying to impose our own.
I think we support freedom of religion more than most. That doesn't me we don't want to share something that has made life so much easier. So many Ideas are forced on us even more. atheism is one that is forced on us at school, etc. But I get your point well said. Best of luck in your life.
I’m also an atheist and recently was reached out to by a missionary. Having a dialogue with her has been very interesting as someone who doesn’t agree with religion as a whole. I think they are really fascinating I just cannot wrap my mind around how people have so much faith
That was fun to watch. I like that the participants are shown as coming from a lot of different places in terms of faith. They're even in different stages about what they believe at the moment. That's accurate--it's easy to picture people in a faith strange to you as identical and mindless, but all people are just people and people grow and change.
Making the mole a former member is kind of cheating honestly lmao... but as someone who has been going inactive recently (not because of the people within the church, but mostly because of the institution itself) it was so important to hear Natalie's message. Love all their energies!
The mole is usually an ex-[insert identity] because that gives them more knowledge than the average person would. It makes the game more interesting and more fair.
@@sasori7054 The reality that gods don't exist is as much a "belief" as there being no horses living on Pluto. Stop accepting delusions which have oppressed people since their conception as normal.
The part that gave her away for me as the “mole” was when she said “being from Oregon I was the only member”- I’m a member of the church born and raised in Oregon and there are SO MANY members. I never felt like I stuck out because there were plenty of us
I thought this too. And pretty much all of the Mormons here in Eugene seem very accepting of LGBTQ people. I know that’s not the case other places though.
It's location based. There are huge church areas where there are very few white people. Just depends on where you are (and how many racists are in your congregation, too, because that can alienate people into leaving).
I love how Natalie addressed that we are all loved in the church and out of it. I think most people forget that and feel as if they don’t have a place. I’m still trying to figure out who I am as a person and it’s really tough especially when you have the pressure of all these values we follow in the church but something that really helps me is remembering all the speeches and guides in the Lds app. Lgbtq+ is always a tough topic to bring up which always made me very insecure about whether I am loved or not but the song “love one another” really gives me the spirit to feel heavenly father’s affection for me. ❤
I am a member of the lds church and it always makes me sad when people share bad experiences of how some members treated them. The church isn’t 100% perfect and has some things that could get better for some members but I still believe it is true!
Hope clay figures things out while soul searching and also they should’ve have some of the black menaces from BYU on here that would’ve been epiccccccc
I LOVE THIS!!!! I'm a Latter-Day Saint and was honestly scared to press on this when it popped up on my feed because I was expecting a lot of criticism and mockery towards our religion, but it was so much fun!!! I love everyone's stories and things they said, and I'm sad that Natalie didn't feel comfortable or welcomed in the church, but I'm so happy that she's found her true self and is happy now!! One thing I feel we have to remember is that the people in the church are not the same as the gospel in the church. The gospel is perfect, people are not. And I'm so sorry if anyone has felt personally offended by the people of the church because that is anything but what the gospel teaches which is sharing Christ-like love. So whoever's reading this, I just want you to know that you are loved and cherished more than you can even comprehend
I’m lds and my question to root anyone out would be “Is there a specific leadership position in the church you wish to have one day?” Every Mormon I know personally really doesn’t want leadership responsibilities. But would gladly do it if asked.
I relate to Elizabeth and Clay a lot. I don’t agree with everything in the church and I have different views, but the one thing that brings me back is how charity, and love oriented our church is. And I have such a strong testimony of the savior.
My fiance and his family were raised mormon and they have began drifting away from the church. Unfortunately there are so many terrible things hidden from members in the church. On the inside it seems like it's about love but it's conditional love. If you're gay, they don't accept you. If you're not mormon, they don't accept you. They only help each other. Even their own children will be disowned in many cases if their children admit they no longer wish to be apart of the church. It;s truly sinister in many ways and even if it was truly a real religion, the present prophets and priests certainly are liars who only care about the money tithings give to them
@@Kiakyu You're talking about a select group of members of the church. Individuals who are human and imperfect, just like you and everyone else. That has nothing to do with what the church teaches and more to do with the culture that has developed over the years. Unfortunately, it can be quite toxic and that is why people understandably leave. You clearly are mistaken about what the church teaches, because it has nothing to do with power, wealth, and selfishness.
@@Kiakyu Everything you listed is very individually based and not what the church teaches as a whole. My fiancé is not LDS and I am, my family has welcomed him with open arms and so has my ward despite him not being interested in the church. There is some sadness on my parents part that we will not be getting sealed in the temple due to him not being a member but they have always been 100% supportive of us. The ward I grew up in has been as well, he will frequently attend with me and everyone has always been supportive and kind. Are there people like how you described? For sure. But they are not the majority and they do not truly follow Christs teachings.
@@ThePatriarchXCI91 define "progressive muslim" tho. i watched that episode and as a Muslim i didn't really think there was much wrong with the players...
You can always tell when someone went on a mission, they all bear their testimony with the same way of speaking. Lifting their tone as they end their sentences lol 😆
Hate to say it but that’s just typically a “Utah LDS” thing. I was born and raised in TN, served a mission in Oregon and Brazil, and can confirm that absolutely every single “Utah LDS” member or even those raised in other places with parents from there, speak that way. I also hate to say that their random tone inflection ABSOLUTELY drives me bonkers haha.
I have found the uptalk to be true of every sister missionary I have ever encountered. I have no doubt it is more prevalent of the Utah sourced ones though.
as someone who has also grown up in the church this is honestly crazy to see people who literally sounded the same as me… i don’t know how to explain it but now hearing them all speaking about it on a platform as big as this one wow!!
As someone who is a part of the church, I really enjoyed this because I feel like there are a lot of misconceptions about it. It was really nice to see these people talk about what they believed in and I'm hoping that it will clear up some things that aren't true. Also, Haydn is one of the nicest people I know and I'm so happy she had this opportunity!
as someone who has grown up mormon in utah but recently started going inactive because of the members in the ward/church wanting to gossip and make lies about other families and ive seen it ruin other peoples lives and just my beliefs not exactly lining up with what they believe, i gave natalie a pass for saying mormon cause honestly, most lds people i know even here in utah, still say mormon so thats the only reason i didn’t suspect her
Sorry to hear you've had some challenges you felt steered you away. I've had some bad experiences as well, but some really great ones, too. The doctrine of Christ is perfect, the people in His church are not. When I focus on this, and on Christ, I go for Him. And because I go for Him, I'm willing to serve others and put up with the challenges that come from dealing with imperfect people just like others have to deal me imperfect me. I wish you the best in your journey.
@@jdavies thank you and i do believe that the reason someone should go to church isnt because of the people, but because you want to become a better person and learn more about Christ and i still do believe in most things the church teaches. me and my girlfriend are both in the same boat and we both still would love to get married in the temple. i honestly just think for the people aspect i need to go to a different ward. i believe no matter what path i choose i will be loved by him, and i hope but also know he knows how i feel and why ive been frustrated for years about what happens at church revolving around the people there. i wish you the best as well
You should do one with two friends work together. One friend is the thing while the other friend isn't. So the friend that is the thing has to help the friend that isn't. Then they split the prize. Edit:WOW! People seem to be liking this idea! Thanks!
@Atl Estrada-white The ”thing” would be, um, this is just an example, everyone liking chocolate except for the one friend. The friend who does actually like chocolate would do their best to keep suspicion off the friend, who dies not like chocolate. Excuse this I'm bad at explaining things😅.
I love watching these videos and I’m very pleasantly happy to see you guys have someone representing the disabled community as the mole but also someone who is disabled and LGBTQ which I happen to be as well is just the icing on the cake! Thank you and keep up the great work!
That’s not saying much because I’m as devoted as one could get in the church and I’ve never heard a member say “church of lds” … we never say that. We might say “lds church” or “I’m lds”. I have heard non members say “church of THE lds” which is always a dead give away they are nonmembers
I wish the CES letter would have been brought up. Most members don’t know about it. They are highly discouraged from questioning anything in the church and looking up or reading anything that might go against the church
Your statement about “they are highly discouraged from questioning anything in the church..” just isn’t true. I’ve been a member active and non-active my entire life and have had many questions, but I’ve never been discouraged from asking them or trying to find answers to those questions by anyone, leaders included.
One of the things we are taught is to question and see if we do believe. Most people stay in the church because they find that the church is true and they have been questioning and doing research.
@@jakeferrin2479 lol Nelson literally said in a recent conference that people who use any other source than church approved ones are 'lazy learners'...
@@Random-sk6hm Actually, "Mormon" was never the title of the church. There is a set of scriptures called "The Book of Mormon" and non-members coined the term by calling members "Mormons".
@@Random-sk6hm Exmormon here! They changed the name as a PR stunt because so many recourses are now available to lds members and they don’t want them reading or listening to anything not approved by the church! We were in the past self proclaimed as Mormons and it is only recently the church really changed their minds on the subject.
As a member of the church I am always afraid that my beliefs are going to get misrepresented on the internet…but wow these people are so amazing, I couldn’t have said any of it better myself. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was surprised they didn’t quiz each other on the vernacular of the church (ward, stale, Relief Society, Cultural Hall, etc). Or maybe talk about unique points of doctrine. I’m a life-long, active member, and I don’t think I could have come up with a talk from General Conference on the spot.
We talked about having a personal relationship with the Savior and how our church understands the Atonement, but unfortunately those parts were edited out.
Mormons all have a certain "vibe" so it was easy to spot the mole! They all talk and act a certain way. I'm not Mormon, but i went to school with a few people who were. I also had some friends who were Jewish and Jehovah's witnesses. There were little quirks and "tells" of each follower of their religion. It was really fascinating to discover. I personally grew up Catholic before becoming "nonreligious" at 14.
I knew the two women next to Elizabeth were active mormons based on how shifty and uncomfortable they looked when she described her unorthodox thinking.
I had the privilege of teaching Zaleah as a missionary! She's always been an amazing person, and it was so sweet to come across this video while scrolling on UA-cam... I love her!!!
i actual loved this video and as an lds myself its nice to see each persons perspectives and experiences as a group, and the nice part at the end where a few of them spoke just a reminder that you are all loved and cared about, no matter who you are, and i hope you find peace in your life because you deserve it ❤
I love how she wasn't bashing the church after leaving and was telling people there is in fact a place for you even if you're gay and such, I also wonder where in OR she was because there are so many members around my area 🙂
I love the fact that as soon as Z cited the entire woman’s creed (is that what it’s called??) people just went ‘yeah no, she’s legit.’
She did the new one too, in the past year or so it changed in subtle ways and it is easy to mess up if they haven’t been in the church that past few years
The young women’s theme. Yeah I knew she was legit after that too. Smart move on her part!
@@hayleym9687 They changed it? I haven’t been in young women’s for two years now I dont have younger family in the church
@@hayleym9687 I just rewatched it. That’s the same one I’ve been doing since I was 12. What year did they change it?
@@alexandracomer8784 they changed it more than 3 months ago- it was changed I think either April or October of 2020? If you look it up online you can find it. It basically changes most of the pronouns to “I” rather than “we” it also got rid of all the faith, divine nature, etc.
I hope Clay is okay. He seemed uncomfortable with explaining the root of his inactivity.
He probably found out the whole thing is based on verifiable lies (CES Letter)…faith crises are so torturous
Which one is clay
What are you talking about? He seemed totally fine.
He is probably discovering all the hidden Secrets of the church and doesn't want to be apart of it. Hahaha
Imagine Clay being totally fine reading this 💀
Natalie & I are roommates & I’ve known her for 2 years now. I could not be prouder of her for finding herself & advocating for the LGBTQ+ community. I do wish they had kept in the part where she talked about her mission & not being able to go on one because she was in a wheelchair because that was actually true & needs to be talked about.
Overall they cut too much from the video. After filming I was sure it should be at least 20 min.
You should encourage her to reach out to John Dehlin about doing a Mormon Stories interview. I would love to hear her story
The church now has a mission that they offer to those who want to serve like Natalie, who have some kind of handicap whether it’s physical or mental. It’s called a service mission. It’s a relatively new thing so I’m not sure if it was around when she was putting her papers in. The leaders of the church recognized that many people wanted to serve like her but weren’t able to because of the many different reasons
is Natalie by any chance single? :3
Where was she supposed to serve?
I knew Haydn definitely wasn’t the mole because of the way her name is spelled
exactly, and because of her voice and clothes i definitely felt she was
I work with a bunch of people from Salt Lake City and WHAT IS UP WITH THE NAMES? Is that part of the LDS religion?
@@avalauren4731 not part of the religion, but the culture around it. Even my mom, as an ex-mormon, has continued to give her kids strange names.
@@avalauren4731 Its a utah thing, not all members are like that
@@avalauren4731 lol yeah not really! it’s definitely more a utah thing i think. my mom was a mormon when she named us, Grace, Hudson and Tessa are my siblings names. i definitely think it’s a utah thing
caleb was pretty clever when he said he heard natalie repeat "mormon" in the first round and they usually don't refer to themselves as such. i didn't even think about that, but i think the others caught on too.
That’s what’s sad to me is the “church” is openly rebranding and their members don’t understand why from the outside.
@@SamSlugg456 Older members are really lost because of all the changes in the last 20 years The church has changed so much and caused so much confusion among its members with prophets overriding each other at almost every turn.
@@brucegillingham2793 you gotta say “prophets” in quotes lol
@@SamSlugg456 I think you don't understand because you are on the outside imo. It's because it has never been a respectful term, neutral at best, it came from a disrespectful place and it has a bad rep, it's quite simple really.
@@brucegillingham2793 This is incorrect, there has never been an "overriding" there is simply updates but no prophet has ever said the previous prophets were wrong just that the things that are expected of us LDS members have changed. I'm sure some older members feel this way but it is rare as I have never heard this.
I love the new addition that voting a non-mole out later on decreases the prize pool. That should hopefully stop people from continueing just to increase their prize
@@5.7l6speed2 how can you look lgbt? Tf
@@5.7l6speed2 Why are you commenting this under every comment. No one cares that you knew they were the mole.
@@Aribishere Have you been on TikTok lately? lol
short hair on females isn't always, but typically is an lgbt or lesbian look, of course assumptiously, not accurately
@@Anne_Onymous nope don’t have tiktok and I don’t plan on using it
Mormons vs ex Mormons middle ground please!
I would absolutely love this. There are so many different perspectives on both sides and I'm sure there would be lots of valuable discussions.
Fr and I would love to participate in that middle ground
This needs to happen
I volunteer as an exmormon!
I’m waiting for this! This is by far my favorite idea.
Stop these ideas are literally getting better and better- I love this series so much
true
@@5.7l6speed2 how can you look lgbt? That makes no sense
@@5.7l6speed2 it’s scary people like you exist…
@@ianj2760 What did 5.7I 6speed say?
Looks like he is gone
@@SunnyGee-jd6pb You can look lgbt, kid
Natalie gave herself away, not just with the mormon thing but she also said youth group instead of primary or young women. Little things like that can give you away in the presence of "super mormons" like a lot of these people.
Even for those who are not "super mormons" I think they would have caught that. Youth group just isn't a phrased used at all within the lds church.
I mean we have young women's and "youth" stuff separately
She was talking about youth Sunday School, which is a thing. Not something I'd vote her out over
I think she gave herself away by talking about the RM, like mormons probably see that movie once and then never again cause it's so uncomfortable
@@naomig3168 I mean, I call it youth group sometimes and I’m lds
Oh wow I went to school with Elizabeth! She’s absolutely one of the kindest people I’ve ever met and I loved her perspective in this video❤️
💕💕💕💕💕
That’s so cool
She seemed like a sweetheart. 🙂
That's cool
she seems so sweet!
DO An episode where everyone thinks they are the mole and that the goal is to actually get voted out asap (but they aren’t allowed to say they are the mole) Then it’ll all just be ridiculously wrong answers.
That would actually be hilarious
This would make a great 100th "ODD ONE OUT" episode!
Perfect April Fools episode!!
Yes!!!
I think that's too much chaos, they'd all realise soon enough. If you have them all be the mole without that goal it works just fine.
Her Finnish pronunciation is actually really solid, say what you want about the Mormons but they are absolutely incredible at teaching languages.
Nah
Yupp
It’s because we have the gift of tongues 😎
They did a study awhile back and discovered that lds missionaries can learn and be proficient in a language about 3x faster than other people learning a language. Really interesting!
and the other man's italian was actually better than what i expected :)
When they had to state their case for the 3 way tie I was like "just quote the YW theme, non members would not have that memorized" and BAM, Z was on it!!
Smart!
Lol when she did that I was like yeah she’s legit
I figured a mole might have memorized it before coming on
6 Heavily Tattooed People vs 1 Person Never Tattooed. Heavily tattooed people can wear full length clothes, scarves, turtlenecks, gloves, glasses and hats for cover ups.
I actually really like this idea 👏👏
I have a tattoo and you can't see it. I wasn't raised in the church. I'm a convert. But I have been a member almost 25 years now.
Just give them blindfold.
I grew up LDS so this was wild to watch.
Mormons have very specific “phrases” and terminologies they use to describe themselves and their religious beliefs, so it’s wild hearing this on Jubilee.
Ikr its actually shocking. I also grew up LDS.
Are you still in the church?
What are the examples?
@@jathebest2835 “strengthen my testimony” “inactive” “faith in the gospel” “become more like him” etc
And ikr I was waiting for a “I’d like to bear my testimony that I know this church is true” lol
I can’t even express how happy this video made me. I clicked on it with low expectations, but I absolutely loved how respectful the team was making this and how respectful everyone was in their questions. I really loved that Natalie addressed being LGBTQ+ in the church. We are taught to love everybody, and I know I am personally saddened for those in the community who have felt hate from members.
@Hailey Allen While the LDS is better than many other Christian denominations / groups by the virtue that they accept that some people simply have same-sex attraction and that it is not something that can be changed and that attempts to do so are harmful, the official LDS stance is:
"The experience of same-sex attraction is a complex reality for many people. The attraction itself is not a sin, but acting on it is."
So, basically, the church believes that gay people should live lives of misery, bereft of mutual human love and affection. While you might love gay people, the church's stance certainly isn't very LOVING towards gay people if they would condemn them to that fate. Imagine someone telling you that your ability to share, experience, and receive love was something for which you deserved disciplinary action if you acted upon it, and being forced to choose between your beliefs coupled with a life of loneliness and never knowing the loving embrace of a partner or choosing to have to give up your beliefs in order to be with someone you love.
No matter how you frame it and how much you love gay people, it's still terrible.
@@vorpal22 you should read Ben Schalaty’s book about being a gay member of the church. He addresses the same things you seem to be questioning and since he’s gay he can explain it far better than anybody else.
@@bremjo7929 I appreciate the suggestion, but I've already done extensive research on being gay and Christianity / LDS / JW, and I know the "clobber passage" rebuttals. As a gay atheist / philosophical Taoist who has no desire to return to Christianity, I'd rather be engaging in my projects or language studies rather than reading about homosexuality and religion. Thanks, though, and I hope you're enjoying the rest of your weekend!
natalie, thank you!!! i really needed to hear what you said at the end about being in the church and being lgbtq. that gives me hope and strength. because there are many others out there who say you can’t be gay and religious, and i know a lot of people think that way but it was nice to hear someone say that it was okay.
I was raised religious and that was my biggest reason to stop participating. I felt like I had lived the morals and teachings perfectly only to have realized that about myself and I immediately felt unwanted or that I had done something wrong to be "punished" with it or something. Those who use religion as a tool to push their own bigotry have absolutely no business mixing with actual people of faith. The line has been far too blurred more and more recently.
@@strawbzombie i agree completely. like it now feels like there’s a difference between religion and what you believe if that makes sense
What religion are u?
I'm just a teenager so I'm not like that smart LOL but in my perspective and beliefs, though I'm very religious and active in the LDS church, I feel like LGBTQ+ community should be accepted and welcomed like any other person would at church. I am SO sorry if people were ever forcing to be someone you're not, or people judging you for who you are!
I’m a member as well. My brother is gay but has drifted away from the church because of a temple experience he had. He was waiting in the locker room area and was wearing a shirt that had a rainbow on it that says human. People called him disgusting and everybody would move away from him. I wish more people in the church were supportive but I won’t leave the church. I’m with you and I’m going to be here! Don’t worry about your place I will always support you!
As soon as the girl recited the young womens scripture I knew she was not lying JAJAJJAJA
😂 ikr? like even i cant do that and im still in young womens
I know the theme by heart but I wouldn’t be able to say it that fast
I vaguely remember it. Yeah.
I really enjoyed this video! As a member of the church, I really appreciated seeing a video that was positive and educational! A lot of times were represented inaccurately and unfairly, but I really feel this video was a fair and accurate representation of members of the church. I’d love to see more videos similar to this!
YES!
I was thinking the same thing!!! I rlly hope this shines a new light for people
I was pretty sure the mole would have been a former member… it’s not really in the spirit of the game. It would be extremely difficult to fool the group if you never attended church. The easiest way to root out the mole would be to ask the group to recite ANYTHING from the church’s literature… if you’re not a member you would never commit something to memory. A vast majority of us have something memorized.
What do you mean it's not in the spirit of the game? It would make the most sense for the mole to be a former member for the very reason you pointed out
I don't know how far ahead they know they're going to participate in this, but if money is on the line you can be sure that I'd educate myself on the topic and I'd try my best to look the part even if I have to commit something to memory.
I agree. I figured they'd go with an ExMo, which feels a bit disingenuous, but when you're an outsider trying to make just enough sense of a complex culture to put together a short contest, I also get it. I've always been curious about how this would go down, and it pretty much did the way I expected, but I know plenty of people who have technically never been Mormon who could've played the part.
There's a really simple test actually. Just offer them coffee
@@francescoghizzo my parents are temple members, and my dad was a second counselor, they drink coffee and caffeinated drinks like energy drinks and soda.
I love Elizabeth, she is such a sweetheart 🥰
You look like Vikkstar
Yeah
Oh hey that’s me! Thanks for this amazing opportunity!
Can u post video reaction to it?
I've never seen another disabled, gay ex-Mormon before, that's really cool and her message at the end was great
she really outed herself by saying mormon
I find that kinda funny because while some of the more stringent members might not use the term "Mormon", I know plenty of members, particularly younger ones, who really don't care and just say Mormon because it's easier and kinda ingrained into the church's identity. I would have never even thought to vote for someone just because they were using the term "Mormon"
@@simplyepic3258 If you're an active member then you'd know that the prophet has said that we should avoid using the term mormon and since most of the participants are active members they knew this
@@legacy756 I'm aware. Lots of active members just don't care. Monson said the exact opposite (that we should embrace the term Mormon) so plenty of people don't really see it as a big deal one way or another.
Most Mormons don't care until the most orthodox member jumps in to remind them that they're supposed to care (e.g. the "Ohhh" moment when Caleb called it) because their prophet recently said that the word "Mormon" is a literal victory for Satan. Most Mormons are really chill people but they're so easily called back into line by the most toxic authoritarian members, which is why so many people leave. Trying to toe an invisible line is exhausting.
@@simplyepic3258 whatever the most recent prophet says is what counts
I’d love to see an episode where there is no mole. It would show how the preconceived idea of a mole creates suspicion when not really there. Also would show how people connects to others based on visual things alone
I've met missionaries before, and we had an interesting conversation. I'm an atheist and so, they tried to convert me. I didn't appreciate that, but I appreciated learning more about their belief system, which seemed very structured and corporal to me as an outsider. This is not an insult in any way. Just the impression I got from hearing about how their hierarchy worked.
It goes without saying that I respect their faith and everyone's faith. Each to their own. Let's all respect each other's beliefs without trying to impose our own.
Selene, thank you for your respect and interest in religions despite being atheist, you seem so calm and respectful, I love the energy
@@clarakesi Thank you! I'm very interested in learning about religions and always open to hearing about other people's beliefs.
I think we support freedom of religion more than most. That doesn't me we don't want to share something that has made life so much easier. So many Ideas are forced on us even more. atheism is one that is forced on us at school, etc. But I get your point well said.
Best of luck in your life.
I’m also an atheist and recently was reached out to by a missionary. Having a dialogue with her has been very interesting as someone who doesn’t agree with religion as a whole. I think they are really fascinating I just cannot wrap my mind around how people have so much faith
Suprised one of them is black and doesn’t know the racism in Mormon books
That was fun to watch. I like that the participants are shown as coming from a lot of different places in terms of faith. They're even in different stages about what they believe at the moment. That's accurate--it's easy to picture people in a faith strange to you as identical and mindless, but all people are just people and people grow and change.
Making the mole a former member is kind of cheating honestly lmao... but as someone who has been going inactive recently (not because of the people within the church, but mostly because of the institution itself) it was so important to hear Natalie's message. Love all their energies!
The mole is usually an ex-[insert identity] because that gives them more knowledge than the average person would. It makes the game more interesting and more fair.
Gods don't exist. Get out and start living your life freely embracing reality!
@@vp9549 what you believe in is not reality kid. its just your belief. stop forcing your beliefs on others and start freely living your own life!
@@vp9549 You're not going to convince anyone of anything. Just accept that people have different beliefs to you
@@sasori7054 The reality that gods don't exist is as much a "belief" as there being no horses living on Pluto. Stop accepting delusions which have oppressed people since their conception as normal.
The part that gave her away for me as the “mole” was when she said “being from Oregon I was the only member”- I’m a member of the church born and raised in Oregon and there are SO MANY members. I never felt like I stuck out because there were plenty of us
maybe she meant in her part of rural or urban oregon?
Rural Oregon/Washington are different from Urban. Maybe she was telling the truth but was just from the city
@@Ruinexplorer yeah eastern WA and OR are VERY rural.
I thought this too. And pretty much all of the Mormons here in Eugene seem very accepting of LGBTQ people. I know that’s not the case other places though.
@@chloemajlinda3957 yeah they arent known for tolerance really.
I was kind of surprised that this was such a diverse group. Nearly every Mormon I’ve ever met is blonde hair blue eyes 😂
Utah
It's location based. There are huge church areas where there are very few white people. Just depends on where you are (and how many racists are in your congregation, too, because that can alienate people into leaving).
Lol... much of the lds family I have in Utah are blondes but lds family I have outside utah are almost all brunette
What area do you live in? 😂 The blonde hair everybody’s white is more a Utah thing 😂
I’m from California and all of the Mormons I know are blonde hair blue eyed too
I love how Natalie addressed that we are all loved in the church and out of it. I think most people forget that and feel as if they don’t have a place. I’m still trying to figure out who I am as a person and it’s really tough especially when you have the pressure of all these values we follow in the church but something that really helps me is remembering all the speeches and guides in the Lds app. Lgbtq+ is always a tough topic to bring up which always made me very insecure about whether I am loved or not but the song “love one another” really gives me the spirit to feel heavenly father’s affection for me. ❤
Love this!
I am a member of the lds church and it always makes me sad when people share bad experiences of how some members treated them. The church isn’t 100% perfect and has some things that could get better for some members but I still believe it is true!
They should have all sang Popcorn Popping or Once There Was a Snowman to find the mole.
that would be too easy, every mormon/exmo would know it by heart
That would have been INSTANT! Hahaha
Lol
I'm dying laughing. 🤣🤣🤣
*ex-mo flashbacks*
z talking about the girls theme super fast was very funny. I liked that they explained the real name of the church. I love this game
As a member of the church, I just want to hug Natalie! Everything she said at the end was spot on!
Jubilee, can you do a Catholic odd one out? It would be so interesting!
Especially since there’s such wide variance in devoutness and doctrine
Or a Jehovah's witness one
And muslim too!
@@ellekayvee5966 That already exists.
I love Natalie's words at the end! And it was really nice to see some normal people who are members.
I just have to say, there’s a big difference between someone who isn’t Mormon vs an ex-Mormon.
Hope clay figures things out while soul searching and also they should’ve have some of the black menaces from BYU on here that would’ve been epiccccccc
yessss!!!!
Lol at Caleb opening it up with a testimony meeting.
I’m atheist, but I love how everyone loved their religion and what they had in common, and shared their stories!
Natalie was such a positive representation loved seeing her
I LOVE THIS!!!! I'm a Latter-Day Saint and was honestly scared to press on this when it popped up on my feed because I was expecting a lot of criticism and mockery towards our religion, but it was so much fun!!! I love everyone's stories and things they said, and I'm sad that Natalie didn't feel comfortable or welcomed in the church, but I'm so happy that she's found her true self and is happy now!! One thing I feel we have to remember is that the people in the church are not the same as the gospel in the church. The gospel is perfect, people are not. And I'm so sorry if anyone has felt personally offended by the people of the church because that is anything but what the gospel teaches which is sharing Christ-like love. So whoever's reading this, I just want you to know that you are loved and cherished more than you can even comprehend
I’m lds and my question to root anyone out would be “Is there a specific leadership position in the church you wish to have one day?” Every Mormon I know personally really doesn’t want leadership responsibilities. But would gladly do it if asked.
Agreed 100%!
That's clever. If anyone ever said they wanted to be a bishop, they are definitely a mole
Ha, I would answer “nursery leader.” I do unfortunately know many members who secretly, or not-so-secretly, really want to be the bishop.
That’s surprising. Maybe it’s because I’m from Utah, but I know several people who want and even vie for leadership positions.
I relate to Elizabeth and Clay a lot. I don’t agree with everything in the church and I have different views, but the one thing that brings me back is how charity, and love oriented our church is. And I have such a strong testimony of the savior.
Same, it’s definitely not perfect just like any other religion, but there are many things about it that I love
My fiance and his family were raised mormon and they have began drifting away from the church. Unfortunately there are so many terrible things hidden from members in the church. On the inside it seems like it's about love but it's conditional love. If you're gay, they don't accept you. If you're not mormon, they don't accept you. They only help each other. Even their own children will be disowned in many cases if their children admit they no longer wish to be apart of the church. It;s truly sinister in many ways and even if it was truly a real religion, the present prophets and priests certainly are liars who only care about the money tithings give to them
@@Kiakyu You're talking about a select group of members of the church. Individuals who are human and imperfect, just like you and everyone else. That has nothing to do with what the church teaches and more to do with the culture that has developed over the years. Unfortunately, it can be quite toxic and that is why people understandably leave. You clearly are mistaken about what the church teaches, because it has nothing to do with power, wealth, and selfishness.
yess me too
@@Kiakyu Everything you listed is very individually based and not what the church teaches as a whole. My fiancé is not LDS and I am, my family has welcomed him with open arms and so has my ward despite him not being interested in the church. There is some sadness on my parents part that we will not be getting sealed in the temple due to him not being a member but they have always been 100% supportive of us. The ward I grew up in has been as well, he will frequently attend with me and everyone has always been supportive and kind. Are there people like how you described? For sure. But they are not the majority and they do not truly follow Christs teachings.
Caleb just knew the moment natalie said "mormon culture" lol
There's no one there that screams Mormon more than the blue polo shirt guy
I read the thumbnail too fast I thought it said who is not a moron😂
same thing tbh 😭
ME TO LMMAAOOO 😂😂 i was like what measures do they use to determine who is an actual moron
@@rileyl5062 you’re weird asf, respect others beliefs
This needs more likes 😂
@@janyia3388 they just misread Mormon as moron calm down
I'm Muslim and I really liked this episode. I wish you'd make more episodes like this.
There was one with Muslims except all of them were "progressive" Muslims, I.e. not actually Muslims
@@ThePatriarchXCI91 that’s because maybe real Muslims defend such psychotic things 😂.
@@ThePatriarchXCI91 Muslims can be progressive. The idea that progressive Muslims aren't actually Muslim is completely wrong.
@@ThePatriarchXCI91 define "progressive muslim" tho. i watched that episode and as a Muslim i didn't really think there was much wrong with the players...
@@ThePatriarchXCI91 Nice "no true scotsman"
Easiest way to figure this out: ask everyone if they are an 8 cow wife and watch their reaction.
As an exmo, I still reference that movie 😄
I absolutely love that movie.
Johnny Lingo!
@Atl Estrada-white it has nothing to do with polygamy, it is an inside joke from a Polynesian movie 😂
@@clarakesi Clearly not LDS, lol
So interesting how different religions have specific trigger words/phrases that you just immediately pick up on
You can always tell when someone went on a mission, they all bear their testimony with the same way of speaking. Lifting their tone as they end their sentences lol 😆
Hate to say it but that’s just typically a “Utah LDS” thing. I was born and raised in TN, served a mission in Oregon and Brazil, and can confirm that absolutely every single “Utah LDS” member or even those raised in other places with parents from there, speak that way. I also hate to say that their random tone inflection ABSOLUTELY drives me bonkers haha.
SAME SHAYLA just talk normal plllleeeaaaasssee lol
I have found the uptalk to be true of every sister missionary I have ever encountered. I have no doubt it is more prevalent of the Utah sourced ones though.
yeah the whole mormon vs LDS thing is the biggest tell
As a member, I wasn’t sure what would be discussed in this video but I’m happy I watched it.
Me too!
I'm actually member too! My dad served a mission in Finland as well, and I loved seeing the amount of love and respect that this video showed!❤️
This is so wholesome. Some of the best representation of the church I've seen in media yet.
as someone who has also grown up in the church this is honestly crazy to see people who literally sounded the same as me… i don’t know how to explain it but now hearing them all speaking about it on a platform as big as this one wow!!
This is exactly what I was thinking loooool
Gods don't exist.
@@vp9549 then how are you on earth
@@Teasaw My father
impregnated my mother, creating me. Google is free.
Y’all should do an odd one out episode of 6 Christian couples and one atheist couple. ❤️
How would that be different from the one that's 6 Christians and 1 Secret atheist
As someone who is a part of the church, I really enjoyed this because I feel like there are a lot of misconceptions about it. It was really nice to see these people talk about what they believed in and I'm hoping that it will clear up some things that aren't true. Also, Haydn is one of the nicest people I know and I'm so happy she had this opportunity!
I actually had someone say “Mormons do arranged marriage” 🤦♂️
oh no 😭😭
as someone who has grown up mormon in utah but recently started going inactive because of the members in the ward/church wanting to gossip and make lies about other families and ive seen it ruin other peoples lives and just my beliefs not exactly lining up with what they believe, i gave natalie a pass for saying mormon cause honestly, most lds people i know even here in utah, still say mormon so thats the only reason i didn’t suspect her
Sorry to hear you've had some challenges you felt steered you away. I've had some bad experiences as well, but some really great ones, too. The doctrine of Christ is perfect, the people in His church are not. When I focus on this, and on Christ, I go for Him. And because I go for Him, I'm willing to serve others and put up with the challenges that come from dealing with imperfect people just like others have to deal me imperfect me. I wish you the best in your journey.
You met Utah members.
@@jdavies thank you and i do believe that the reason someone should go to church isnt because of the people, but because you want to become a better person and learn more about Christ and i still do believe in most things the church teaches. me and my girlfriend are both in the same boat and we both still would love to get married in the temple. i honestly just think for the people aspect i need to go to a different ward. i believe no matter what path i choose i will be loved by him, and i hope but also know he knows how i feel and why ive been frustrated for years about what happens at church revolving around the people there. i wish you the best as well
@@jdavies Gods don't exist. Grow up.
They do and I’ve had experiences about it
As a gay ex-mormon, I loved hearing Natalie's story. I'm so glad she's living as her true self now!
You should do one with two friends work together. One friend is the thing while the other friend isn't. So the friend that is the thing has to help the friend that isn't. Then they split the prize.
Edit:WOW! People seem to be liking this idea! Thanks!
yes i love this idea!
This is a great idea!
Omg yes!!!
that's just 2 moles that know each other are moles
@Atl Estrada-white The ”thing” would be, um, this is just an example, everyone liking chocolate except for the one friend. The friend who does actually like chocolate would do their best to keep suspicion off the friend, who dies not like chocolate. Excuse this I'm bad at explaining things😅.
I love watching these videos and I’m very pleasantly happy to see you guys have someone representing the disabled community as the mole but also someone who is disabled and LGBTQ which I happen to be as well is just the icing on the cake! Thank you and keep up the great work!
What’s funny is, none of the Mormons I know refer to themselves as “Church of LDS”, they just say Mormon🤣
I knew a few in high school and all but one were kinda being rebellious. They all said Mormon but the devout one never did. Funny how that works.
They first made the not saying Mormon "rule" like 5 years ago
That’s not saying much because I’m as devoted as one could get in the church and I’ve never heard a member say “church of lds” … we never say that. We might say “lds church” or “I’m lds”. I have heard non members say “church of THE lds” which is always a dead give away they are nonmembers
I’m LDS and I honestly use both, the whole name is just soo long and most people are more familiar with the word Mormon.
We can say it ourselves but it’s technically a derogatory term that was placed on us in the 1800s when we were put on extermination order in Missouri.
ngl I read it as Morons at first ☠️😭
Me too!! I reread three times like i know this doesn’t say that😂😂😂
ME TOO
I literally just commented this lmao
They're synonyms
@@josephagan7278 Not cool. Im not even Mormon but you dont have to be rude about other people's religions.
all these mormons and i'm surprised that there were no polynesians lol
And here i was surprised they found two people of color
@@mallorykane2843 the church has a huge population of bipoc. It’s a worldwide church and not just for white people
I wish the CES letter would have been brought up. Most members don’t know about it. They are highly discouraged from questioning anything in the church and looking up or reading anything that might go against the church
Your statement about “they are highly discouraged from questioning anything in the church..” just isn’t true. I’ve been a member active and non-active my entire life and have had many questions, but I’ve never been discouraged from asking them or trying to find answers to those questions by anyone, leaders included.
One of the things we are taught is to question and see if we do believe. Most people stay in the church because they find that the church is true and they have been questioning and doing research.
@@jakeferrin2479 lol Nelson literally said in a recent conference that people who use any other source than church approved ones are 'lazy learners'...
It’s normal to question the church as a member and do your own research… I have read the CES letter as well and I am an active member.
The restoration of Christ’s church started with a question. It is a big part of our religion to ask questions & learn for ourselves.
As a member of the LDS church, this was actually really fun to watch 😂
Yeah! I agree!
Hi, I was wondering why you go by LDS now and not Mormon?
@@Random-sk6hm Actually, "Mormon" was never the title of the church. There is a set of scriptures called "The Book of Mormon" and non-members coined the term by calling members "Mormons".
@@nathanprime2434 oh thanks for letting me know
@@Random-sk6hm Exmormon here! They changed the name as a PR stunt because so many recourses are now available to lds members and they don’t want them reading or listening to anything not approved by the church! We were in the past self proclaimed as Mormons and it is only recently the church really changed their minds on the subject.
I love how Caleb and others mentioned that "Mormon" is not to be used, but Jubilee still used "Mormon."
Definitely for clicks
It was amazing being in this video. Thank you for the opportunity!
GIGACHAD
I love how you guys put some stuff out here for the LDS viewers😊 ( and that's not the young women's theme anymore I am a young woman RN so yeah)
Same, and I thought that immediately when she started to recite it.😆 I loved watching this whole episode though!
Same here, and I thought that as well lol. Actually, I had just barely memorized that one and then they changed it to the one it is now.
Same, I thought she was doing it wrong for a moment then I remembered that it changed not to long ago.
2:25 natalie said “as a mormon AT THE TIME” so i instantly knew it was her.
As a member of the church I am always afraid that my beliefs are going to get misrepresented on the internet…but wow these people are so amazing, I couldn’t have said any of it better myself. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Gods don't exist.
Recommend reading the mormon ces letter that points out possible dips in logic in ur church
Its a terrible organization.
can ya'll stop 😭 theyr're just saying how they're happy to see people like them
@@roxythecat4720 No, I prefer to live in reality.
here to boost the algorithm and all I can say is thank you to Jubilee, this turned out very kind
I was surprised they didn’t quiz each other on the vernacular of the church (ward, stale, Relief Society, Cultural Hall, etc). Or maybe talk about unique points of doctrine. I’m a life-long, active member, and I don’t think I could have come up with a talk from General Conference on the spot.
Nonsense… you’re a genius. It’s your brother.
Religion is false.
@@redplanet76 😂
We talked about having a personal relationship with the Savior and how our church understands the Atonement, but unfortunately those parts were edited out.
@@CalebCuzner Your have no relationship with "the Savior" as he does not exist.
as an ex mormon, hearing the young womens values sent me BACK. just naturally started reciting it lmao
Mormons all have a certain "vibe" so it was easy to spot the mole! They all talk and act a certain way. I'm not Mormon, but i went to school with a few people who were. I also had some friends who were Jewish and Jehovah's witnesses. There were little quirks and "tells" of each follower of their religion. It was really fascinating to discover. I personally grew up Catholic before becoming "nonreligious" at 14.
I knew the two women next to Elizabeth were active mormons based on how shifty and uncomfortable they looked when she described her unorthodox thinking.
As a member, I just really loved what Natalie said at the end. That's a really important and Christ-like message!
A finn here, Haydn's finnish was soo great!
I had the privilege of teaching Zaleah as a missionary! She's always been an amazing person, and it was so sweet to come across this video while scrolling on UA-cam... I love her!!!
reciting the young womens theme was literally the best thing z coulda done
At first I thought she said it wrong then I realized she did the older one I didn’t know.
Odd One Out is my favorite series on this channel! Keep em coming!!
I read this as, "Who is not morbin?" Im gonna kms💅🏽
I KNEWWW IT WAS YOUUUU!!! I VOTED FOR YOU EACH TIIIMEEEE!!! he only missed to say: APOSTATE! …. Damn very intense guy.
they all seem so kind
9:23 “i voted for you every round” lvl999 boss
When you know, you know.
As a member of the church, I knew it was Natalie within 60 seconds. 😆 Great video!
i actual loved this video and as an lds myself its nice to see each persons perspectives and experiences as a group, and the nice part at the end where a few of them spoke
just a reminder that you are all loved and cared about, no matter who you are, and i hope you find peace in your life because you deserve it ❤
I feel Savannah on not remembering scriptures.😄
Same, I think only have like one or two that I really like, and I don't even have those memorized very well 😅
As an ex-Mormon gay person, I honestly knew she was gay and out of it so fast, lesbians rule
I knew it when they didn't say "can the mole take a step forward"
Judging who is a better member of the church feels like a typical sunday morning
Down to the correcting themselves on the church's name to earn brownie points 😂
FINALLY! NEW VID. BEEN REWATCHING YOUR VIDS FOR WEEKS NOW.
I knew from the start that the WHEEL chair was the MOLE because she looks LGBT nice try tho Jubilee.
I wish nothing but the best for Clay, Natalie, and Eizabeth
This is awesome watching this as a member
I forgot Mormons still existed. Crazy world😂
Yeah as an ex mormon, unfortunately it still exists
@Talltom we’re not spreading hate dude you don’t even know what you’re talking about
@@5.7l6speed2 just cuz you’re lgbt doesn’t mean you can’t be a member. There are openly gay MISSIONARIES out there in the world
@@Paytri0t never said a lgbt couldn’t be a member you dingu s
Come over to Idaho and Utah!
Terveisiä Haydnille! Rakastan aksenttiasi.
Loved the stories. Thanks for being brave enough to share
The mole said she was a youth Sunday school teacher for age 15, which isn’t a thing in the church. Whole different set of terms for that
nah bro, there isn't anymore
Really?
@@davidwilliamson5406 yeah, they kept "deacons, teachers, and priests" but the names for the female counterparts got removed a year or 2 ago
It absolutely is a thing in the church. There is Young Mens/Young Womens and also Sunday School.
I love how she wasn't bashing the church after leaving and was telling people there is in fact a place for you even if you're gay and such, I also wonder where in OR she was because there are so many members around my area 🙂