What if everything you believed felt wrong?

Released from Mormonism is a powerful and deeply personal journey of faith, discovery, and spiritual liberation.

In this compelling memoir and doctrinal critique, author Don Hydrick, a former lifelong member of the LDS Church, opens up about his decades-long struggle with the contradictions between Mormon teachings and biblical Christianity.

With clarity, sincerity, and thorough research, Hydrick examines key LDS doctrines, such as eternal marriage, the priesthood, the nature of God, and the "Great Apostasy," and contrasts them with the unchanging truth of the Bible.

This book offers an unflinching look at issues that many within Mormonism quietly question but rarely speak aloud. It also addresses the church's historical stance on race, the psychological burden of performance-based salvation, and the personal toll of spiritual dissonance.

With compassion and respect, Hydrick shares how grace, not works, led him to peace, and how his departure from Mormonism became a journey into a more authentic relationship with Christ.

Released from Mormonism is not just for those questioning their LDS faith, it is an insightful resource for Christians, seekers, and anyone interested in the intersection of religion, doctrine, and truth. A compelling and courageous read from start to finish.

If you've ever doubted, this book is for you.