Jennifer Kambourian's guest appearances

Jennifer Kambourian

The LDS Women Project Podcast

Melissa Inouye

Eva Witesman

Kristin Hodson

Elizabeth Ostler

Julie Bradshaw Grygla

Emily Bates

Yvonne Baraketse

Robyn Burkinshaw

Melinda Wheelwright Brown

OwlTail

This interview is part of our Mixed-Faith Marriage series, including many stories on the blog that will be published through the first half of December. A full transcript of this interview, including photographs, can be found on our website. Jennifer Kambourian is a lifelong member of the Church. At 42 years old she married John, a man of Catholic upbringing who had recently lost his first wife to cancer, leaving him to raise his three children. Coming from a part-member family herself, Jennifer had always been determined to marry a faithful Latter-day Saint man in the temple. But a revelatory process of prayer, fasting, temple attendance, and conversations with trusted friends led her to know she was meant to join this family and give her heart to raising the children and supporting them through their grief. Jennifer and her husband have been married twelve years, and she attributes their success to their mutual support of each other’s faith practices and respect for each other’s autonomy. She feels peace that the questions of eternity will be answered later, and that her current job is to love her family.

<p>This interview is part of our Mixed-Faith Marriage series, including many stories on the blog that will be published through the first half of December. A <a href="https://www.mormonwomen.com/interview/a-mixed-faith-marriage/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">full transcript of this interview</a>, including photographs, can be found on our website.</p> <p>Jennifer Kambourian is a lifelong member of the Church. At 42 years old she married John, a man of Catholic upbringing who had recently lost his first wife to cancer, leaving him to raise his three children. Coming from a part-member family herself, Jennifer had always been determined to marry a faithful Latter-day Saint man in the temple. But a revelatory process of prayer, fasting, temple attendance, and conversations with trusted friends led her to know she was meant to join this family and give her heart to raising the children and supporting them through their grief. Jennifer and her husband have been married twelve years, and she attributes their success to their mutual support of each other’s faith practices and respect for each other’s autonomy. She feels peace that the questions of eternity will be answered later, and that her current job is to love her family.</p>

Jennifer Kambourian: Mixed-Faith Marriage