

Margi Dehlin - Why and How She Left the Mormon Church (Pt. 2 of 3 - Rec. 2016) | Ep. 685
I am incredibly pleased to re-release this 3-part interview with my wife of 33 years, Margaret (Margi) Weber Dehlin - first recorded in 2016 (a year after our excommunication from the Mormon church). I say "our" excommunication, because Margi felt that when they excommunicated me, they excommunicated our family as…

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“What a beautiful sentiment … the beautiful way Margie expressed her protectiveness and connectedness to John and kids! This woman is such a wonderful human!! Thank you for sharing.”
“Margie, thank you for sharing such sacred ground of your beautifully vulnerable soul, your journey, your losses, your grief, your strength, your beauty, your heart and the gift of who you are. Deeply admiring, honoring and appreciating you…”
“Margi is such a thoughtful, kind, compassionate person. Just a beautiful soul. I'm glad to hear her story, and I'm so glad you have her at your side, Dr. Dehlin.”
“Oh Margi … so powerful, real and honest. Thank you for sharing!”
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