Memoirs of a Prodigal Daughter: Returning to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the story of how and why one woman left the faith at age 19 and returned at age 74, fully recommitted to serving the Lord and His people. Like many Saints, I had doubts about the Church. I'm sure I could have weathered them if I'd nourished my testimony, but instead, I let it wither and die.
I wrote this memoir for people like myself, Latter-day Saints who let their doubts weaken their faith. It's also for those whose loved ones have left the Church, or whose faith is wavering. No matter how much you're troubled by doubts, and no matter how long you've been away, you can come back, even after half a century.
In prose and poems, spiritual insights, and personal revelations, I have tried to express in this book my deep joy and gratitude for my renewed faith. My hope and my prayer is that these words might touch many hearts and lead them home.