poll/ survey on what you "were" (rank in your hall)

by burningbridges 71 Replies latest jw friends

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  White Dove

  I began turning in phantom time in order to be somebody when I was a child.

  I turned phantom time into real time when I was baptized as a teen and aux. PI'd.

  Aux. PI'd on and off through the years.

  Reg. PI'd in 96-97 and attended PI school.

  Couldn't hack turning in enough real time so quit PI'ing after only a year.

  CO told us that pioneering just so one could go to the school is not selfish but noble.

  Auxilliaried on and off again.

  Struggled to put in real time because of communication problems at doors.

  Let time slip.

  Became an amhaaret not by choice.

  Discovered Pharisees and conditional love and quit going.
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  jgnat

  That's easy. I'm an "unbelieving mate". And my hubby is "bad association".
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  JimmyPage

  Ministerial servant, regular auxiliary pioneer.
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  Seeker4

  Baptized at 11, servant at 17, MS at 20 (when the elder arrangement went into effect), elder at 26 (TMS, WT conductor, Service Overseer, etc.), Assembly Overseer at 30. I had parts on every CA and DC for about 15 years or more, taught two Pioneer Schools, Pioneered or Auxied for many years from the time I was a pre-teen. Was a Special or Appeal Committee member or Chair a few times. Was Assistant District Convention Chairman for DO Paul Illingworth several times.
  
  Yeah - over-achiever. I tend to really do things with a lot of intensity - whether that's being a JW or being an ex-JW! I've given as much effort to being an "apostate" as I did to being super-elder!
  
  S4
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  drew sagan

  Former pioneer and ministerial servant. The story of how I came into the JWs was told three different times at the local special assembly program (twice by myself and once by the man who studied with me).
  
  Wasn't in long enough to go any farther, thank god.
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  Burger Time

  UBP...the elders said I wasn't ready to be baptized when during questioning I had some questions of my own. Thank god I was able to think for myself!
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  TinyDancer124

  I was pretty much a nobody. Became a publisher at 14, baptized at 16. Stopped giving talks and going out in FS around 18. Just sat there like a lump for another 7 years before finally saying "F this crap" and taking off for good.
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  blondie

  I was a woman....doesn't that say it all.
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  Casper

  I was a woman....doesn't that say it all.

  I agree with Blondie...

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  Aux. pioneer, Married to an MS, worked at Quick Builds and DCs and CAs.... for 13 years.

  Cas
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  NanaR

  Baptized, publisher, vacation pioneer, pioneer, auxiliary pioneer BUT

  I am female so my rank was really

  bottom of the barrel

  Ruth