SPECIAL 5th SUNDAY LIVESTREAM! w/Chris the Casual!
June 1, 2026
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as posted by the channelHe lived the Gospel for 30 days... then decided to get baptized! We're learning everything we can about "Chris the Casual"!
In this raw and inspiring Ward Radio live stream, Cardon Ellis and Brittany the Shadow welcome Chris the Casual (Chris Ross) — a former self-described Satanist who had a life-changing encounter with LDS missionaries and is now preparing for baptism in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Chris shares his unfiltered journey: meeting missionaries while waiting for his fiancé, initially mocking the Church, feeling the Spirit, deleting his critical videos, committing to serious study, and taking the 30-day “live like a Mormon” challenge (including going cold turkey on his beloved Reese’s iced coffee!). He opens up about his honest doctrinal questions around Heavenly Mother and the nature of God, his deep love for the temple, and how the Church’s teachings align more with the Bible than he expected. He also talks about the profound positive changes in his life and his current path toward baptism after marriage.
This is a must-watch for investigators, new members, and anyone who loves powerful stories of faith.
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