Arrangement
Christendom
that was the best assembly ever
excellent talk (when it was obviously boring)
Sister (yuk) I always wanted a sister but not one in the KH thank you
unbeliever (how do they know?)
what's your pet-hate witnessisms?
mine is 'in the truth'.
blegh!!
Arrangement
Christendom
that was the best assembly ever
excellent talk (when it was obviously boring)
Sister (yuk) I always wanted a sister but not one in the KH thank you
unbeliever (how do they know?)
the recent story by confuzzled777 about being d'fd for drinking a few times got me thinking.
what about gluttony?.
some scriptures that spring to mind are proverbs 23:2, i cor 6:9-10 etc.. has anyone you know been d'fd for gluttony?
We had a massive sister in our congregation. Mind you she disappeared, not sure if she just started going to a different congregation or not.
12-31-00. watchtower.
25 columbia heights.
brooklyn, ny 11201. dear brothers,.
Makes my feel physically sick to read what was was and is allowed to happen by so called Christians.
LI
hello folks.
a loaded question for sure.
after being out of the org.
Ding, love the Columbo idea
LI
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my brother, my sister, myself, xena and those with us walked out when we were called aside and asked not to attend the reception after the memorial.. more details to follow....... timb
Is this practice still current?
Just wondered as in-laws are in their 80s. The only family here is my husband, his brother and a cousin. Brother DF years ago husband DAd, cousin is a parsee.
LI
my wife and kid want to do christmas but i don't.
i am not against it but i have no reason to celebrate the holiday.
i'll get the kid some presents, and maybe my wife, but is that alone really "celebrating christmas?
Damnit Fourcandles, I was about to invite you for Christmas lunch! Lol.
LI x
my wife and kid want to do christmas but i don't.
i am not against it but i have no reason to celebrate the holiday.
i'll get the kid some presents, and maybe my wife, but is that alone really "celebrating christmas?
I think Christmas is for children, life is hard enough when you grow up what's the harm in letting them have a little fun whilst they can.
For me, it's just about family and friends not having to work, having a lovely relaxing meal with people you care about and who care about you. I don't believe in the hard commercialism, just make Christmas your own.
It's only stressful if you let it.
Hope the Sprouts have a special Christmas this year, you all deserve it.
LI x
anyone else have any experience of a couple of months after leaving the org...feelings etc??.
my husband has left too and feels the same as i do.. but we just seem to be arguing constantly at the moment, though i do feel this may be my own fault!
i feel soooo angry, bitter and annoyed at how things have turned out.
Bez, my heart goes out to you, things can and will only get better, it just takes time.
Step one, how brilliant that your little girl has settled well at school, she will be able to do all the things my husband never did as a child like going round a friend's house for tea and vice versa. If she wants to join the brownies she can etc. etc.
When I had problems with depression when my children were small I used to tidy cupboards out, that sort of thing. I just kept busy and with two children and a husband there is always plenty to do. They had all home baked bread, biscuits, squashes etc. I found it difficult to mix with others at the time but this gradually got better, I tried not to be too hard on myself.
With your new career to look forward to a year won't seem long at all.
Everyone on this site knows how brave you are being.
LI x
when i first started attending the kh i was newly married and had moved to a new area over an hour away from my nearest family and friends.
i was excited about going (believing it would be similar to churches i had attended in the past) and thought it would be a good way to make new friends.. how wrong was i, no-one seemed to have any personality or sense of humour.. i tried inviting people round for a meal, boy that was an uphill struggle and i lived to regret it.. now, though i haven't met any of you, i feel as i though i know you and would feel totally comfortable in your company and would have got on like a house on fire if we had had a meal together.
the strange thing is all of you have or still do attend a kh and are sooooooooooo different.. discuss.
Thanks for all your replies. Something else I have noticed is that everyone on here seems to have gained more wisdom of people and life than the average person so surely that is a positive that has come from having once been a JW.
This site is brilliant, friends any time of the day or night to talk to and collectively so much knowledge.
Thank you.
when i first started attending the kh i was newly married and had moved to a new area over an hour away from my nearest family and friends.
i was excited about going (believing it would be similar to churches i had attended in the past) and thought it would be a good way to make new friends.. how wrong was i, no-one seemed to have any personality or sense of humour.. i tried inviting people round for a meal, boy that was an uphill struggle and i lived to regret it.. now, though i haven't met any of you, i feel as i though i know you and would feel totally comfortable in your company and would have got on like a house on fire if we had had a meal together.
the strange thing is all of you have or still do attend a kh and are sooooooooooo different.. discuss.
Thanks Syl and Cantleave.