Crofty did you ever go to the barn dancing arranged by bishop Briggs/kirkintilloch Cong's were more people turned up that were invited though the JW grapevine.
Used to see bands at queen's hall Edinburgh and the pavilion Glasgow , John Martin
going to see this year .
nick mason's saucerful of secrets.. steve hackett seconds out.
jethro tull the prog years (last time saw them live broadsword tour ).
Crofty did you ever go to the barn dancing arranged by bishop Briggs/kirkintilloch Cong's were more people turned up that were invited though the JW grapevine.
Used to see bands at queen's hall Edinburgh and the pavilion Glasgow , John Martin
going to see this year .
nick mason's saucerful of secrets.. steve hackett seconds out.
jethro tull the prog years (last time saw them live broadsword tour ).
Went to see Jethro tull at Edinburgh playhouse early 80s
Crofty were probably from the same generation or at least overlapping
saw this on the bbc and thought you should see it:is 25 the new cut-off point for adulthood?
- http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-24173194.
i was baptized in my early 20s so now realize was too young mentally to understand the full impact of that decision and the long term impact on my life.. the org should stop putting pressure on young ones to get baptized..
saw this on the BBC and thought you should see it:
Is 25 the new cut-off point for adulthood? - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-24173194
I was baptized in my early 20s so now realize was too young mentally to understand the full impact of that decision and the long term impact on my life.
The org should stop putting pressure on young ones to get baptized.
going to see this year .
nick mason's saucerful of secrets.. steve hackett seconds out.
jethro tull the prog years (last time saw them live broadsword tour ).
Going to see this year
Nick mason's saucerful of secrets.
Steve Hackett seconds out
Jethro tull the prog years (last time saw them live broadsword tour )
Never got to see pink Floyd or Genesis live
What about yourselfs?
my wife and i are not religious nor do we want to be.
we are very set in our spiritual beliefs.
we have worked with a jw who's family have been like a part of our family for 6 years.
Dano3456 you have known these people for 6 years and the subject of the kids birthdays , Christmas Thanksgiving etc have never been come up for discussion , have there kids every been to your kids birthdays as JWs never do birthdays as they view them as pagen.
jw.org is on collision course with russia.
the may wt study edition is full of prophesy related to the time of the end and what we have read so much in isaiah and jeremia bookstudy publications.. they found their enemy again.
jw.org needs enemy's to exist.
Just had a look, the term" don't poke the bear" comes to mind but it's okay for them in Warwick with a long stick but what impact on the JWs in Russia.
hello all, i'm 'researching', a jw who is in the first steps of taking a look at their beliefs.. i've semi-recently (about a couple weeks ago) heard about the sexual abuse cases (pennsylvania attorney general’s investigation request) and then the arc in 2015. this lead to a deep investigation, which lead to many questions arising.
a jw friend of mine suggested i be careful (due to apostates) and ask the brothers.
so i typed up my questions + concerns and emailed an elder my mother has known for a long time.
If arc is apostate lies why would a member of the governing body Geoffrey Jackson give evidence ,surely he would take the lead and avoid this so called apostate investigation ?
Unless he's a secret apostate.
with the most recent investigative news report show entitled "the witnesses" i noticed a number of posters whose family members are pimi refer to such shows as "apostate lies.
" even the governing body (possibly loesch) made such a statement (possibly on jw broadcasting).
i was thinking of how to reply to such a statement.. first, ask "who is the apostate?
I approached a bro on the carts and asked him about the child abuse thing he said you've been looking at apostate sites I said no it was on BBC news still would not accept it ,bet if I mentioned about the treatment of JWs in Russia on the BBC news he would have been happy to talk about that.
fear is used by politicians, marketeers, social scientists, military psy-ops tacticians and just about anyone who wants to manipulate or destabilize another.
to illustrate, look at this 1964 political ad by pres.
johnson against barry goldwater:.
Not only a fear of Armageddon but the pictures of a paradise earth with snow capped mountains and lakes surrounded by animals and plenty of food and our loved ones and a resurrected loved one walking towards you , and the opportunity of talking to your favourite Bible character .
The fear of displeasing god and not being able to enjoy these things when the faithful would as a child and a youth put a lot of fear in me.
Now fear dying but not death ,as others have said would not want a slow painful death , but to enjoy the time I have left .
what were some of yours?
the big one in our hall was no frontal hugs!
these were generally thought of as inappropriate, only side hugs should be given between sisters and brothers.
Around the early 80s a list of music that was unacceptable for JWs came from London bethel had a relative there
One was a bridge over troubled water by Simon and Garfunkel think the idea was it was about heaven and hell