The following may prove helpful.

	[1]	A collection of accounts telling how persons left various folds.  See if one or another of these doesn't inspire you to want to write something similar about your own life and experiences.
	[2]	The title and headings from the account by Harold Snide.  These may provide a model to adapt in telling your story.

  

Look the following accounts over.  See if you're not gripped with how sheerly interesting they are.  And see if one or another of them doesn't make you think "I could write something like this."  If so, you're on your way.

The following are the title and section headings of Harold Snide's personal history.  In telling your own account, feel free to adapt it: add things, delete things, change things ...

(By the same token, feel equally free to ignore it.)

The Development of My Ideas Concerning the Divine Inspiration of Mrs. E. G. White:  A Personal History   (Part 1)   Before Doubt Came My First Doubt Doubt Becomes Certainty Perplexity Number Three I Seek Help Perplexity Number Four Why I Believed in Her in spite of Eight More Discrepancies Misery Loves Company Is This Contradiction Number 13 -- or Have I Lost Count? Error Number Fourteen I Dare to Speak Disadvantages Advantages Why I Still Believed in Mrs. White (Part 2 tells how he finally came to reject her.)

If you have interesting observations or experiences to share, let us hear from you!