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*Stuff You Missed in Sunday School began in 2016, creating informative, easily digestible tidbits about Mormonism. *Stuff you never learned in church.
The formula is simple. In a religion that is saturated with commentary and opinion, we simply offer factual information, in a sharable card format. This isn’t anti-Mormon, it’s Mormonism without the makeup. Unfiltered and uncorrelated.
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Listen to our presentation at the 2018 Sunstone conference.
Session 162. The Memeing of Mormonism: ‘Stuff You Missed in Sunday School’
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