so someone that tells me she only has to do door to door if she wants to is not being told the truth
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Baptism
by finger indo you have to do a certain amount of door to door before you can get baptised in the uk?
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Baptism
by finger indo you have to do a certain amount of door to door before you can get baptised in the uk?
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do you have to do a certain amount of door to door before you can get baptised in the UK?
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Disrespectful
by finger inhi, just need to shout about something that happend today.
went to my grandfather in law funeral today in a church of england church, my bro in laws g/f is becoming a witness so she said that she would go to funeral but couldnt join in prayers and hymns fair enough i thought.
when we were seated she picked up the bible that was there for us and was making a show of reading something in it then turning to my bro in law and i could here her saying " they have translated it wrong" or something to that effect, then when the coffin was being brought in we all stood up which in my eyes was as a sign of respect to my grandad, she refused to stand up at any point apart from when we were leaving.
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thanks for your reply's and thanks for listening I, as you have probably gathered am not jw so can not help with questions about them, am only learning about it cause sis in law is becoming one and just want to know how else it will effect the family thanks again
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by finger inhi, just need to shout about something that happend today.
went to my grandfather in law funeral today in a church of england church, my bro in laws g/f is becoming a witness so she said that she would go to funeral but couldnt join in prayers and hymns fair enough i thought.
when we were seated she picked up the bible that was there for us and was making a show of reading something in it then turning to my bro in law and i could here her saying " they have translated it wrong" or something to that effect, then when the coffin was being brought in we all stood up which in my eyes was as a sign of respect to my grandad, she refused to stand up at any point apart from when we were leaving.
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Hi, just need to shout about something that happend today. Went to my Grandfather in law funeral today in a Church of England church, my bro in laws g/f is becoming a witness so she said that she would go to funeral but couldnt join in prayers and hymns fair enough I thought. When we were seated she picked up the bible that was there for us and was making a show of reading something in it then turning to my bro in law and I could here her saying " they have translated it wrong" or something to that effect, then when the coffin was being brought in we all stood up which in my eyes was as a sign of respect to my Grandad, she refused to stand up at any point apart from when we were leaving. I think what I am trying to say is that I dont think she should have attended the church bit if all she was going to do is mock the service, I understand (i think) that she believes different things but feel there is a time and a place to debate who has the right or wrong translation?? I definately do not think a funeral is the right place to do that, it shows a lack of respect for the deceased and the family that he or she has left behind. right im done thanks for listening
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Anyone from the UK that can help me? by answering some of my questions?
by finger ini posted here the other day and got a great response.. my bro in law gf is becoming a jw but he thinks it wont effect them as a couple (he doesnt want to become one).
i just want to know if being a jw in england is any different than in other countries?.
me and my husband sense trouble ahead for him this was comfirmed by a lot of the replies i recieved by mainly peole from canada and america.. i f anyone has experiances about jw in the uk i would appreciate hearing them.
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I posted here the other day and got a great response.
My bro in law GF is becoming a jw but he thinks it wont effect them as a couple (he doesnt want to become one)
I just want to know if being a jw in England is any different than in other countries?
Me and my husband sense trouble ahead for him this was comfirmed by a lot of the replies i recieved by mainly peole from Canada and America.
I f anyone has experiances about jw in the UK i would appreciate hearing them
Thanks
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Please can someone help me with this question?
by finger ina friend of mine is becoming a jw, but her boyfriend is not, will this cause problems?
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How can I make her see she is making a mistake, If I tell her I think it is bad will that make her more determind?
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Please can someone help me with this question?
by finger ina friend of mine is becoming a jw, but her boyfriend is not, will this cause problems?
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Thank you all for your reply's.
I am quite worried for them especially my brother in law, but they both think there will be no problems. His GF is not yet baptised so probably they are not telling her yet the whole truth about the rules she must abide by, she also believes that she doesnt have to go door to door. Which I believe to be wrong.
Also will she still be allowed too talk to me and my husband? As we have no intention what soever of joining.
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Please can someone help me with this question?
by finger ina friend of mine is becoming a jw, but her boyfriend is not, will this cause problems?
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Can anyone say what sort of problems? Thx for your replies
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Please can someone help me with this question?
by finger ina friend of mine is becoming a jw, but her boyfriend is not, will this cause problems?
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A friend of mine is becoming a JW, but her boyfriend is not, will this cause problems?