Just a quick reminder that it's two and half weeks till the start of the Conference. If you are mailing your check, it must arrive by Monday, the 6th. If you can only come for part of the Conference, contact Kath Jones to work that out at: kathjones64@gmail.com If you still need a hotel room, you will need to go through me to get our discount -- if there are rooms in the hotel still available. (sue97062@aol.com). All information about the program, and instructions for registering are here:
http://exmormonfoundation.org/conference2014.html Pay Pal and credit cards accepted.

For those who may not yet have seen the program, here is info on the speakers:

Richard Menzies -- Native son of Utah, Journalist, Photographer author of "Passing Through: An Existential Journey Across America's Outback" and his recent book, "Virtue Is Its Own Punishment: A Memoir of Growing up Mormon".

David Twede -- Fifth generation Mormon, former managing editor of Mormon Think and currently Editor at Large, David included us all in his resignation from the church by sending his email to them from the 2012 Friday night session of the Foundation Conference!

Janet Heimlich -- An award-winning journalist and the author of "Breaking Their Will: Shedding Light on Religious Child Maltreatment", and also president of the Child-Friendly Faith Project, a national nonprofit public charity that educates the public about the impact that some religious, spiritual and cultural beliefs and practices have on children.

RuthAnn and Ken Sullivan -- Parents of five children, who were highly active in the church all their lives until recently discovering some information that led to a meeting with someone at Church Headquarters that turned out to be very interesting. The family resigned from the church very soon after. They are re-evaluating with their children the core values they now want to be at the center of their daily lives.

Dana Dahl -- The infamous "Insanad" from variousblogs and Facebook pages! Dana will entertain us at the Saturday night banquet.

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