"her mother-twice divorced, mentally unstable, and addicted to prescription drugs-was unable to cope. Food stamps and welfare payments weren't enough to keep the pantry stocked"
Sounds like the perfect candidate for becoming a JW
found in the sunday newspaper supplement, parade, march 25, 2012, is an article, "what will sandra lee think of next?
" see page 10 of the parade magazine.
in the article it states:.
"her mother-twice divorced, mentally unstable, and addicted to prescription drugs-was unable to cope. Food stamps and welfare payments weren't enough to keep the pantry stocked"
Sounds like the perfect candidate for becoming a JW
i've been considering it for awhile strictly for just general overall health.
i don't take any meds, and would like to keep it that way for as long as i can.
i am a "all things in moderation " type of person but the more i read about excluding dairy and meat, the more i think about doing it.
I just made the leap about a month ago. My daughters have been vegans for about 5 years and are the picture of health and vitality. At 46 years old and no perfect paradise around the corner, I feel the clock ticking on my body. I am not ready yet for prescriptions and doctor visits; so I felt this was definitely worth a try. I go to Whole Foods every morning and pick up my food for the day. I am fanatical about my vitamins (We absolutely need to take B-12). I always said I could never live without cheese and red meat, but somehow have managed thus far. I feel fantastic!
Two books that inspired me....The SELF HEALTH Revolution (though not really a vegan book) and Skinny Bitch (don't let the title scare you)
i am happy to say that andre, my relative,.
serves at the east timor office of jehovah's.
witnesses..
IsaacJ22..."ever wonder why they keep designating places for meetings on the other side of crocodile infested waters?"
This should be a Question from the Readers to the GB
if you weren't raised in the religion, why did you get involved?.
what issue(s) keep some from ever being attracted to the witnesses?.
What Keeps Some Far Away??
As my best friend says to my father everytime he starts preaching....
"I'm a grown assed man. You do not need to tell me how to think"
we were taught that this is detrimental and would only end in doom and gloom...is it true??.
are you happy or know someone who is??
do you regret it?.
I think the real question to this thread should be...
Has ANYONE married a JW and been happy?
lets's go!!.
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suffocating.
Stoic
My copy has been underlined, highlighted and thoroughly studied ..... but the deliciously naughty part is that I bound it myself (and I do not even have a penis - how is this even possible?)
new generation teaching the process.
after being inspired by a jwn participant i couldnt help myself.
i dug back into my archives and found more secret photos of governing body sessions showing events as they unfolded with watchtowers generation teaching.
Loved this!
i was just glancing at the back of the october 15th watchtower and the questions from readers.
the question under discussion is "what should i do when i have a question about something i read in the bible or when i need advice about a personal problem?".
the article goes on to discuss how we should consult the watch tower publications index among the many 'tools' that have been provided by the faithful and discreet slave whenever we have a question that is not directly discussed in the publications.. one statement really caught my eye, because it's the first time i've ever seen the society actually dissuade people from writing in with questions.
Welcome Kepler!
Please start a new thread! This is very worthy of it's own thread!!
my father in law's sow has been a pioneer for what...twenty plus years now?
she has yet to see any of her studies progress to baptism.
i know this is an excellent thing but to jw's you would think it would be tragic.
I pioneered for 10 years when the requirements were 1000 hrs/year. In that decade, I had one lady that I met going door to door advance to baptism. 10,000 hours = 1 convert
How I wish I could have those 10,000 hours back!