Narrates the story of how a Mormon family left the religion after questioning many of its teachings and describes what it was like to grow up as a Mormon, comparing many Mormon beliefs and practices with those of more traditional Christian religions.

In 1987, the newly sustained president of the Riverton Wyoming Stake, R. Scott Lorimer, began asking his stake members to pray about the "Willie Project." He remembers, "I had no idea what I was even aasking them to do." No one, not even President Lorimer, knew what the Willie Project would be, but the stake leaders sensed that it had something to do with Rock Creek and with the sacred feelings they had experienced there. "We sought the Lord in...