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  April 15 WT: Society acknowledges some find its teachings hard to accept

  by truthseeker in

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  the april 15, 2007 watchtower revolves around the congregation, it's benefits and requirements.. the second study article is let the congregation be built up.

  under the subheading sticking with the congregation the society acknowledges those who cannot accept a certain teaching even after doing research in their publications.. .

  para 14 consider another possibility involving the congregation.

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  reneeisorym

  This just makes me sick. I think I feel the brainwashing.. I must quit reading before I loose another brain cell.
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  If there were no boundaries, where would you like to live?

  by JH in

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  no boundaries, but still differenet speaking languages, and different looking people and different customs, but no boundaries so you could find work anywhere and have the same privileges than you would have in your own country.. i'd definitely move where it's warmer.

  that wouldn't be hard to find.... .

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  reneeisorym

  Arkansas

  I know there was some rule about different language or something but still.. NE Arkansas is my dream place.
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  I was worried the tornado would hit us and it hit the Kingdom Hall!! :)

  by reneeisorym in

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  so saturday night as the weather gets bad and the tornado sirens scream for almost an hour, we were worried that one of the tornadoes would hit us.

  it seems that it hit the kingdom hall instead!

  february 25, 2007. .

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  reneeisorym

  I'm fine. Everyone I know is fine. Just not the Kingdom Hall... LOL!!

  (I know, its probably not nice to laugh about this but better them than me!)
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  I was worried the tornado would hit us and it hit the Kingdom Hall!! :)

  by reneeisorym in

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  so saturday night as the weather gets bad and the tornado sirens scream for almost an hour, we were worried that one of the tornadoes would hit us.

  it seems that it hit the kingdom hall instead!

  february 25, 2007. .

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  reneeisorym

  So Saturday night as the weather gets bad and the tornado sirens scream for almost an hour, we were worried that one of the tornadoes would hit us. It seems that it hit the kingdom hall instead! :)

  February 25, 2007

  Severe weather sweeps state

• Kingdom Hall hit by tornado; some power outages reported
  
  By Nicklaus Lovelady
  
  

  A line of violent storms swept across central Mississippi on Saturday, leaving a trail of destruction in its path.

  Members of the Jehovah's Witnesses Indianola Mississippi on U.S. 49 South in Sunflower County were busy Saturday night cleaning debris inside their Kingdom Hall.

  Members said a tornado destroyed the carport and a storage building and damaged the roof of the main building. The damaged roof allowed rain to seep into the building, forcing members to cancel today's 10 a.m. services.

  "It's pretty unfortunate that our building was hit by a tornado, but we have an emergency contingency plan for events like this," said Leslie Fields, an elder at the Kingdom Hall.

  Sunflower County Emergency Management Director Mike Pruitt reported trees and power lines down in the county and many residential carports being damaged.

  Around 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Entergy had reported 6,731 customers in Mississippi were without power. By 9:30 p.m. that number had jumped to 9,630, company spokeswoman Ann Becker said.

  Becker said crews have been called in from north Mississippi to help assist in restoring power to customers.

  "It may be until (today) before we are able to get everyone's power restored," Becker said.

  Other reports in Mississippi, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Mark McAllister, include:

• Penny-sized hail in Ethel.

• Unconfirmed tornadoes in Sunflower and LeFlore counties.

• A hotel damaged and a carport tossed 30 feet into the air in Greenville.

• Wind gusts up to 50 mph.

  In the Jackson area, high winds caused a number of power outages in Flowood and Madison County.

  Gail Fratkin, who lives near Dogwood Festival Market, said her home as well as the shopping center lost power for more than an hour. However, power was restored to Dogwood shortly before 8 p.m.