Consequence Of Removing Name From Lds Church Records

Consequence Of Removing Name From Lds Church Records. Haunting LDS Church history stories!! The LDS church still counts me as a member, they consider me an "inactive" member but still I member The LDS Church tends to drag out such requests as long as possible, therefore you may want to consider one or more of the following options: After 30 days call the Mormon Church records office in Salt Lake City, and tell them you made a formal written request to your bishop or branch president more than 30 days ago.

I want to have the process started with the Church sooner rather than later, but am not 100% complete formulating my thoughts to my family. It is a good idea to send duplicate copies of your letter to your Bishop, Stake President, President of the LDS Church and the LDS Church Membership Dept

How to have your name removed from LDS records

Hello all, I'm in the process of removing my name from Church records via quitmormon.com and am at the same time writing a letter to my devout Mormon family explaining my decision to leave I know I would need to be re-baptized in order to once again be in the Church. I hereby resign my membership in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, effective immediately, and request you to remove my name permanently from your membership records.

John Dehlin from LDS Church The Cultural Hall Podcast. If you do not know which ward has your records, you can send your letter direct to: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Membership Records Dept., 50 E I have to officially resign/remove my name in order to not be considered a member

John Dehlin from LDS Church The Cultural Hall Podcast. I want to have the process started with the Church sooner rather than later, but am not 100% complete formulating my thoughts to my family. We wish to remove our names as well as the names of our children