Wow, thanks for posting that BluesBrother. Paragraph 14 is hilarious where it states, "How often brothers and sisters arrive at the meetings feeling weary, but when the time comes to go home, it is as if their energy has been renewed, their spiritual batteries recharged!"
That might singlehandedly be the stupidest thing I've read so far this early in the year. Then again, maybe the writers of this article just need help with interpreting people's moods after the meeting. It's not that our spiritual batteries have been recharged, but rather we're just glad that the frickin meeting is over! We're happy to no longer have to sit through dull and repetative parts. We're happy we finally get to go home, which is where we would have stayed in the first place if there wasn't such a guilt trip to attend the frickin meeting! Idiots man.
Paragraph 16 is a doozy too. We might benefit from reviewing our work schedule, the frequency we travel for pleasure, and the intensity which we pursue sports and other leisure activities? Wow. Most in the congregation don't have the luxury to travel as much as the GB and other heavies in Bethel. Pursue sports? Have you ever noticed how prevelant obesity is in the average congregation? Examine my work schedule? I'll keep that mind as I slave for the company I work for because I lack a degree to put me in a better employment situation.
Ya know something, I don't like to curse, but they really are some arrogant assholes up there aren't they? At the least, they're grossly out of touch with the average publisher in the average congregation.