Something which I've settled in my mind and thought I had no problem with is the same
problem that these folks - and most of us at one time or another - have had: What
about the times when our priesthood leaders are incorrect?
Unlike many denominations, the Church of Jesus Christ has never
Stacy, in a past calling I had to attend church disciplinary councils and was present
for a disfellowship (not excommunication) procedure. (To make up for it, I was lucky
enough to attend several church disciplinary councils wherein the person was
re-communicated I guess you'd call it. Their
-- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will have to say that I think JWR's email was woefully lacking in details
on the new baby...maybe it's a female thing, but...is this a grandson or a
granddaughter? What is the baby's name?
Heidi the fair
There was an original e-mail from JWR? Never saw it.
It's entirely possible, Stacy. However, I had the same trouble with Topica (with Zion
and with other lists) when I had my MSN account and my MStar account.
*jeep!
~~Chet
If ya thinks ya is right, ya deserfs credit - even if ya is wrong. Gus Segar via
Popeye
-- Stacy Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Either Brother Jon is trying to make me paranoid, or there are a LOT of Zion posts
that haven't made their way to my laptop. WHAT discussion about chocolate???
*jeep!
~~Chet
If ya thinks ya is right, ya deserfs credit - even if ya is wrong. Gus Segar via
Popeye
-- Jon Spencer [EMAIL
That IS a nice thought (even for a diabetic). And, nope, I didn't get that post. And
it is strange how far off-topic we got. Who knows where it will lead this time?
(Does anyone else have this problem -- beginning sentences with conjunctions? I never
had this habit until after studying the
-- Valerie Nielsen Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This IS the current way it works. My sister and her husband have been
temple workers for years. They have 6 children. About 3 or 4 years ago,
President Hinckley said that women with children under 18 could not be
temple workers.
Chet
--Stacy Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Isn't this speaking out against priesthood?
Chet opines: Possibly. But the priesthood (not necessarily every male who holds the
priesthood) has really broad shoulders and can take much more severe criticism than
this.
Me? I'll just hide my head
It's Wednesday night at 9 pm and the phone rings.
(You already know what's coming, don't you?)
The bishopric (of our newest ward in Marysville, Michigan) just asked us to give talks
on Sunday. Oh, and for Cherie to teach the Gossip Doctrine class.
The topic(s)? (Of the talks, not of the GD
Your policy sounds really good to me, Bill, and I agree with it. I've never
implemented it (and probably never will, since I love to blab) but I agree with it.
One o' these days, I'll actually SAY that to a bishop and watch his shocked look.
*jeep!
~~Chet (Almost as shocked a look as I get
The DiabetesWorld list at Yahoo Groups generates 20 or 30 messages about twice a day.
But we could easily get 50 to 100 posts a day on Zion. All you have to do is speak up
for or against any particular candidate for any particular political office -- just as
long as that particular candidate
I'm actually quite pleased with this. I think Arnold is one of the more intelligent
and topical politicians that came out of the 20th century. So many of us were
disappointed at his failed bid for mayor of Hootersville that this --
What's that? Arnold Shwarzenegger, not Arnold Ziffle?
Strangely, John, I was looking this up not that long ago. And I couldn't find
anything which indicated the Lord's salvation was anything less than the best He has
to offer. I wondered then if this is where John Taylor picked up his the Kingdom of
God or nothing slogan.
Anyone else find
For us, it was the constant attention. Almost every day and night, we had someone
from the ward dropping by, helping us get acclimated to the new lifestyle, explaining
the new jargon. It was the friends who decided to pick up our oldest daughter every
morning at 5:30 for early morning
This is an manualresponder. I'll probably get fed up with this and cancel my Zion list
membership and never see your message.
The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand!
Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER!
Heidi, you are doing something and wonderful. This is precisely how our family was
indoctrinated into Mormon Life 101. It was difficult for our kids - you remember
the age in which Having Friends was more important than breathing? For Cherie me,
the testimony came first and strong; the
TIME Magazine or NY Times Magazine? The latter is
definitely part of the NY Times..
RBS
-Original Message-
From: mormonyoyoman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 2:15 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [ZION] God is Dead
There was a 1965 Times
Heartfelt congratulations to Heidi! There are few things as satisfying as
seeing one's family doing the celestial thing!
*jeep!
---Chet
If ya thinks ya is right, ya deserfs credit - even if ya is wrong. --Gus
Segar via Popeye
Though the advocates of SSM (even the initials seem dirty) are, as you say,
working together (showing a masterful example of co-operation which
Protestant Christianity has rarely done) I think we can still hold to the
old adage that any one person, plus the Lord, is a majority.
However, I would
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