Gay Mormon 38 from Utah, Commits Suicide
This nightmarish story keeps repeating itself. When is it going to stop? This church leans hard on members known to be gay or have tendencies. Once they got you they wont let go, that is what makes this cult religion so poisonous for gay people. They become your everything, your family, your friends the rock to lean on. It’s very hard to get someone out of that nightmare, particularly with members that joined very young and still don’t have an idea of who they really are.
This is the freedom of religion we have in this country that we allow a new cult that has it’s roots here from a vision of a drunk and womanizer. A vision that even includes UFO’s, not american made I might ad. They are not recognized in most other countries. But in the USA, we like things that are made here, even if it destroys gay people.
Chris Wayne Beers was 38 years old
According to stories posted on several Mormon blogs, Chris Wayne Beers, a returned missionary and former church employee, took his life on March 18. He was 38 years old.
Beers was a returned missionary and had worked for years at the Church Office Building in the missionary and travel department, and at the time of his passing he was working at the University of Utah Hospital.
A native from Bountiful, Utah, Beers graduated from Woods Cross High, where he played football and other sports. After serving an honorable mission for the LDS Church, he touched the lives of countless youth as an EFY counselor.
"If we, as Mormons, did what we were supposed to do for all of our brothers and sisters--love them unconditionally--Chris would never have been stripped of his family of faith," wrote Mitch Mayne on a Facebook entry. "He would not have been forced to choose. He would have had a deeper, richer and more spiritual support network to walk him through what life brought his way. Sadly, like many, he was given the "Sophie's Choice:" live life according to a heterocentric cultural practice and do so alone, without a partner--or live life without your family of faith and the strength of that spiritual community."
Funeral services will be held Saturday March 24, at 11am at the Woods Cross 3rd Ward Chapel, 1450 S. 350 W. Bountiful. Friends may call Friday evening from 6-8 pm at the Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 N. Main, Bountiful and at the church Saturday from 9:30-10:30 am prior to the services. Interment-Salt Lake City Cemetery. Friends & family may share their comments and stories atchrisbeers.blogspot.com and russonmortuary.com.
If you are questioning mormonism or the Latter Days Saints Church, one place where you can start is at: http://www.exmormon.org/
There is plenty of help out there, but you most find a buddy you can trust. With our technology is hard to hide things. Not impossible but hard. You can find so many other sources that are not necessarily gay if you feel you are not. Just get behind that computer and let Google do the walking for you. If you trust us we can point you the right away. But you don’t need us, you can find out what a joke this new religion-cult is. After that You need to find out who you are, but the first thing is to get out of the hands of this’beast’. Just leave a private message if you wish. If its not ok….just don’t give up, keep looking for answers to make sense. The truth is so close to you it could bite your bud! Having faith is very cool, but faith has to have a foundation of truth, it can’t be based on a lie or wishful thinking.
adamfoxie*
This is the freedom of religion we have in this country that we allow a new cult that has it’s roots here from a vision of a drunk and womanizer. A vision that even includes UFO’s, not american made I might ad. They are not recognized in most other countries. But in the USA, we like things that are made here, even if it destroys gay people.
 Chris Wayne Beers (1973 - 2012) |
According to stories posted on several Mormon blogs, Chris Wayne Beers, a returned missionary and former church employee, took his life on March 18. He was 38 years old.
Beers was a returned missionary and had worked for years at the Church Office Building in the missionary and travel department, and at the time of his passing he was working at the University of Utah Hospital.
A native from Bountiful, Utah, Beers graduated from Woods Cross High, where he played football and other sports. After serving an honorable mission for the LDS Church, he touched the lives of countless youth as an EFY counselor.
"If we, as Mormons, did what we were supposed to do for all of our brothers and sisters--love them unconditionally--Chris would never have been stripped of his family of faith," wrote Mitch Mayne on a Facebook entry. "He would not have been forced to choose. He would have had a deeper, richer and more spiritual support network to walk him through what life brought his way. Sadly, like many, he was given the "Sophie's Choice:" live life according to a heterocentric cultural practice and do so alone, without a partner--or live life without your family of faith and the strength of that spiritual community."
Funeral services will be held Saturday March 24, at 11am at the Woods Cross 3rd Ward Chapel, 1450 S. 350 W. Bountiful. Friends may call Friday evening from 6-8 pm at the Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 N. Main, Bountiful and at the church Saturday from 9:30-10:30 am prior to the services. Interment-Salt Lake City Cemetery. Friends & family may share their comments and stories atchrisbeers.blogspot.com and russonmortuary.com.
If you are questioning mormonism or the Latter Days Saints Church, one place where you can start is at: http://www.exmormon.org/
There is plenty of help out there, but you most find a buddy you can trust. With our technology is hard to hide things. Not impossible but hard. You can find so many other sources that are not necessarily gay if you feel you are not. Just get behind that computer and let Google do the walking for you. If you trust us we can point you the right away. But you don’t need us, you can find out what a joke this new religion-cult is. After that You need to find out who you are, but the first thing is to get out of the hands of this’beast’. Just leave a private message if you wish. If its not ok….just don’t give up, keep looking for answers to make sense. The truth is so close to you it could bite your bud! Having faith is very cool, but faith has to have a foundation of truth, it can’t be based on a lie or wishful thinking.
adamfoxie*
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