Troubled members who want to remain a part of the Mormon experience find that creating a personal religion compatible with the LDS model and acceptable to their family can be very useful and comforting. When developing a compatible/acceptable personal religion, we must carefully select attitudes, beliefs, behaviors, and elements of faith that help us meet these goals. This session will explore how to construct a personal religion that works, provide examples of personal religious elements that can be included, and share experiences of some who have developed personal religions.

D. Jeff Burton, Stephen Carter