What we’re about
This group helps connect people in the Davis County area. We mostly are a group of people who have left Mormonism, but anyone is welcome. Please come join us.
When leaving Mormonism, as with other high demand religions, people often find that they no longer have community or support. Our goal is to provide support for each other and to build community. So, whether you have been mentally out recently or have been out of the church for years, or were never Mormon but are looking for community, come join us. We meet each week to talk and share. We often have other events and parties as well.
This group is not affiated with any religion or outside group. It is specifically a group for and by people who have left Mormonism and those who want to socialize with us.
Attendees under the age of 18 must have a guardian with them.
Upcoming events (1)
See all- Davis County Ex-Mormon meetup Sunday Nov 17, 2024 2:30 PM at Smith's MarketplaceSmith's Marketplace, Kaysville, UT
Davis County Ex-Mormon meetup is Sunday Nov 17, 2024, 2:30 PM at Smith's Marketplace, 1370 W 200 N, Kaysville, UT 84037. Entering Smith's turn right, take the up staircase on the right side of Starbucks, turn right on the 2nd floor at the top of the stairs, take 10 strides passing the lockers to the conference room entrance on the right.
This group helps connect people in the Davis County area. We are a group of people who have left Mormonism, but anyone is welcome. Please come and join us.
When leaving Mormonism, as with other high demand religions, people often find that they no longer have community or support. Our goal is to provide support for each other and to build community. So, whether you left the church recently or have been out for years, or were never Mormon but are looking for community, come and socialize with us and share your story.
Richard Packham, "The next year was an armed truce in my marriage. My wife left me suddenly, with no warning, taking the children. Her friends at church helped her escape, and she returned to Zion and divorced me. A last-ditch attempt at reconciliation failed when she said that her return would be conditioned upon my returning to the faith.” Packham’s calm, reasoned, statement is on video here.
