Valleymom

I wish he would have met with us, but he didn't. We were in a new area and had never been to the ward, and he just sent us a letter saying that he got our letter and would take care of it. Wish now that we had made different decisions.

Thank you for sharing that story!! I really appreciate the stories and experiences that have been shared as they have really helped to calm my fears and nervousness.

Thank you AGStacker for that parable. I appreciate it very much. Thank the Lord for His Mercy.

Thank you for this information!! And thank you for sharing your story and experience, I really appreciate it! :)

Thank you both for your advice, I appreciate it!

Thank you for your encouragement!! And I send you mine!! :)

Thank you so much for sharing that! I appreciate it! That's wonderful she was rebaptized!

Thank you!

Thank you all so much for your responses. I appreciate it so much! And I feel as though a weight has been removed. No, we were not active nor vocal in repeating what we learned and would never even bring it up out of respect for our family. Again, thank you.

I hope this is the right forum for this question. I debated on even asking this, or if I did, to use other names, but I will just be upfront with the situation. I was a convert about 12 years ago. A couple of years later (after getting married and having children) we got caught up in the antiMormon info and had our names removed. Now, after several years and lots of prayer and study we are discussing the possibility of going back to church. My question is if that is even possible? If it is, and we did rejoin, would we be ostracized? Would my kids? Would we be able to go to the temple? Any answers would be appreciated. Please, please, realize that I am asking honestly and I know that we made mistakes. My husband's side of the family are all LDS and have been praying for us too and would love to see us come back. Thank you.

Hi! My name is Andrea, and I'm a sahm to 6 kids. I look forward to reading and participating in the forum!