Yes, cold calling, sales techniques and public speaking. We were also were taught to clean.
Ever wonder why JW’s either work for/own a cleaning company or are sales people?
Who needs a higher education when you can mop floors or sell Avon?
i had a double glazing salesman call today.
he was so irritating because he didn't tell me who he was but instead started asking me questions about my house and some slightly personal questions.
in the end i found myself saying who are you and what do you want.. then i thought heck this is what i was taught to do.
Yes, cold calling, sales techniques and public speaking. We were also were taught to clean.
Ever wonder why JW’s either work for/own a cleaning company or are sales people?
Who needs a higher education when you can mop floors or sell Avon?
my ex-wife got married in december last year.
so our visting arrangement with my children has changed.
there was a misunderstanding in our visiting arrangment, we agreed on that they would spend the weekends (once in two weeks) with me they would stay until sunday.
The only reason you should agree to take them to the meetings is if you plan to return yourself. Otherwise, you are teaching the children of the importance of meetings. Otherwise, you should make your stand clear right now and ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=de_P2aUZJyA&list=RDHqEIt-rQqbM
Best wishes,
4thgen
today's watchtower lesson touched on the history of hezekiah's reign, and then made a surprising modern-day application.
having used my time before the meeting to research the underlying material instead of highlighting my magazine, i personally found this to be an upsetting study, and decided to put this warning here in the hopes that some active witnesses read it.. the most important thing i want to say to you is that the actual flow of events in this bible account were severely misrepresented, and that there are some disturbing implications in the distortions that were made.
1. hezekiah's father ahaz makes himself a vassal to assyria out of fear of their overwhelming might (2 kings 16:7, 8).. 2. upon becoming king, hezekiah rebels against assyria (2 kings 18:7).
i think the organization is worried most about how jws will stay loyal to their families even as it rejects the admonition of the gb and elders..
Being uncovered
new essex bethel plans include.... "its accommodation, predominantly for young members, would resemble a university campus but "nicer".
erghhhh..... don't become a lawyer or an engineer, a doctor or a nurse or a teacher.... come spend 3 years working for us at our factory for free.
look we have wifi...(no porn!).
"Did someone say 'university'?"
came across 2 of these 'booths' in 2 days.
one at the int'l airport we landed at (hubby asked directions from them, they were knowledgable about the airport and very nice) and the other at a pier on the beach...hubby had to race over and say hi to them and i was standing there.
the 'brother' was an arrogant boob.
"I'm so happy to be doing beach witnessing!"
the societys governing body ...now can count.
i couldnt resist:.
remember?
Don't they even stop to think what they are saying??????
Well, at least she had the good sense to say that they are FOUR generations, not one big overlapping one!
whoot whoot.
whole family i da'd last summer now my daughter.
it is such a huge relief.
A few years ago, when I learned TTATT, the bound volumes got moved into the garage. My child, (who loves old books), is attending meetings with my ex. As I find contradictory paragraphs and articles, I draw attention to the damming passages with a post-it and highlighter. *IF* my child choses to walk in the way of JW's, my gift for his decision will be all the old 'collectable' literature. :)
thank u for all who post on here jwfacts and ex jw utubers.
u have really helped me to see the truth about the truth.
i da`d last summer.
Howdy there lildev. Welcome!
what ya all think about this?
of course, admitting we made a mistake is the right, honest and decent thing to do.
it is also the course of wisdom.
What ya all think about this?
*** g73 2/8 p. 4 The Wisdom of Admitting a Mistake ***
Of course, admitting we made a mistake is the right, honest and decent thing to do. But it is more than that. It is also the course of wisdom. For one thing, admitting to having made a mistake is a lesson in humility. This, on the one hand, protects us from the snare of pride, which is ever ready to entrap us. And, on the other hand, the humbling experience of admitting we made a mistake may well serve to make us more careful so that we will be less likely to make that same mistake again. Wisely we are warned: "He that is covering over his transgressions will not succeed [with God], but he that is confessing and leaving them will be shown mercy"—by God and by God’s servants. Yes, the very confessing of our errors will aid us to leave them.—Prov. 28:13.
Admitting to making a mistake is the course of wisdom in that it builds in us strength and self-respect. Failure to do so is cowardly, and serves to weaken us morally...Further, admitting a mistake is the course of wisdom because it makes for better relations with others. When we refuse to admit we have made a mistake, we outrage the judgment of others; and they will conclude that we are either too proud, or dishonest, or too stupidto recognize that we made a mistake—all of which may well cause a barrier to come between us and those around us....