How do I go about becoming active again in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints?
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People Don't give him grief give him an answer!!!! I suggest going to your old church building on Sunday,(9:00, 11:00 or 1:00) find an old friend and ask them where to go, before you know it you'll be back in the swing of things!! As far as punishment, none, at least that depends on the people of your ward. Some wards are full of real jerks and if you miss one day they stare at you all the time. But we will not hang you by your thumbs or anything like that. the only punishment you really get is the grief that the anti-Mormons on this site will give you, just ignore them they haven't even been to a meeting, they don't know what their talking about.
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You might want to check with some of the local churches.  Even if you are not a member, they are likely to help.  Best of luck.
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I believe that you can meet people in church activities, gatherings that friends have, on the job, through school clubs and some decent public forums. Of course, you already have the best way ever and that is to let God and let go. You will certainly be on the right path when you sincerely trust in the Lord. God Bless.
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Since you insist on remaining in this coutry, you should seriously try attending church services.  You could make nice friends there.
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I would contact a local SDA church and ask them
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Call the church office and ask them for their nonprofit id.\n\nWith love in Christ.
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you need one if you want to get marryed in a church again
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I belonged to a church once, and the Pastor committed Adulty with his neighbor. Not that I cared because I know humans are not perfect, just forgiven.\n\nAs for Masonry, you have to Ask one to be one, which means ask a mason in your community for a petition. Fill it out and return it to him with a check, or money order for the amount that that lodge requires...which is usually your first years dues, and your initiation fee. Mine was only $100 which isn't bad some are even cheaper depending on the size of the lodge.\n\nthey will then read your petition and let it lay for 1 month then vote on it. Usually during this one month period a couple of them will contact you and come to visit you and your family to talk with you and answer some questions you, or  your spouse, may have. Also in most states you must be 21 years old, but some are even 18 years of age now. \n\nThe easiest way to find out more about a Lodge in your area (if in the US) is by visiting http://www.wvmasons.org and look under U.S. Grand Lodges then look up your state.\n\nGood luck to you and keep in touch :)
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Approximately $400 per month or about $9600 for the 2 years. Speak with your bishop if it seems that you may not have enough funds. Many members contribute to the ward mission fund so that there will be enough available to help any missionary out who may need it.\n\nServe well!
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cant. \n\ncheck out www.mormonchallenge.com\n\nand its moroni
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Well, make sure you agree with the doctrine.  Make sure the pastor isn't a crook.  You want to feel like you "get" something out of the teachings there.  And make sure you feel comfortable with the church members.  Also, you might want to check out the various programs the church offers, if you're interested in more than attending regular Sunday services.
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try going to church and start a support group
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints encourages all single young men between the ages of 19 and 26 to go on missions, assuming that they are healthy enough to go and meet certain standards of activity in the church and personal worthiness.  Single women can go on missions if they choose and also meet certain standards.  Also, married couples (often retired couples) can choose to go on missions.
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If you can't find one, start one yourself. Go to all the different Churches around you and see if you can find others that are interested.
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Join the church. If you're a man aged 19-26, or a single woman over 21, you can serve a mission, but only for two years (male) or 18 months (female). And you get no say in where you get sent, you work 14 hour days 6 days a week, and you have to be entirely self supporting.\n\nBut the blessings are out of this world!
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I used to be very shy. Extremely introverted to a point of being a pain....\n\nThen, my cousin invited me to Church.  It was through there that I learned to have "fun". To be more outgoing. \n\nI grew to have an "extended family", and they cared a lot about me, and helped me in ways that my "regular family" couldnt understand.\n\nThe more you get into fellowshipping, the more you will get involved with the Church and want to "do" more, and volunteer more and get to know all those around you!  Who knows, you may meet your future "mate" there :)\n\nBut, I would invite you to go to Church and be "uplifted" in your Spirit, and find CHRIST!!\nBecause after that, the World will no longer be a place that will hold you...\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse
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Check your local churches first, then go to organizations like Good Will, or Salvation Army, then try the local governments.