Whaaaaaaatt???? What's happening in Canada?? - Page 140

Mrs. Monkeyman · #**1391** 09-30-2007, 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Maple Leaf

Look familiar?

I found: David, Darlene, and Clark from next door; Raymond and Glendon who I think lived on the same street you did; Perry from across the street; Terry and Brian from your neighbourhood; but, I didn't find you.

Yup!!! That's the one. For some reason I have it....I was just a youngin' so I didn't actually go until 1975. I have all of the old ones....fun to look at. There is a bunch of the neighborhood clan on Facebook so it has been fun catching up with them. :-D

Mrs. Monkeyman · #**1392** 09-30-2007, 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Barb

Blessings to all Canadians this day...have a great one!!

Expecting great things today!! Prayer services on Saturday night have doubled in attendance over the last 3 weeks....but more than that it is the results that you can feel in the services. Got too busy this week to give an update from last weekend....we had 2 more receive the Holy Ghost!! And a church that has been joining us via internet feed had a lady come using a walker and go home healed!!

God is good all the time!!

Barb · #**1393** 09-30-2007, 08:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Mrs. Monkeyman

Expecting great things today!! Prayer services on Saturday night have doubled in attendance over the last 3 weeks....but more than that it is the results that you can feel in the services. Got too busy this week to give an update from last weekend....we had 2 more receive the Holy Ghost!! And a church that has been joining us via internet feed had a lady come using a walker and go home healed!!

God is good all the time!!

Yes, He is!! Glad to read of the good things happening in the Kingdom across the border.

God bless you and Monk...

sis.m · #**1394** 10-02-2007, 06:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Maple Leaf

My sermons are best described as a kaleidoscope of words.

Now Milady,

Why don't you share your thoughts.

It would be a welcome change from the drivel ALVIN has been drooling all over this thread.

I am a lady of few words (maybe I'm a bit short in the thought department!)

Maple Leaf · #**1395** 10-02-2007, 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Mrs. Monkeyman

Yup!!! That's the one. For some reason I have it....I was just a youngin' so I didn't actually go until 1975. I have all of the old ones....fun to look at. There is a bunch of the neighborhood clan on Facebook so it has been fun catching up with them. :-D

Interesting.

You're younger than I thought, or a really good story teller.

You were only one year ahead of the result of my parent's mid life crisis.

It's funny, but I don't remember being in the same class as the scholar two spaces to the left in that rogue's gallery. Those were the days of split classes, and that was a grade five/six class if I'm not mistaken.

Maple Leaf · #**1396** 10-02-2007, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by sis.m

I am a lady of few words (maybe I'm a bit short in the thought department!)

Nope.

Don't believe you at all.

I have looked into the cyber stars and your name was written there.

Here's proof that I know, and the way that I found out.

Maple Leaf · #**1397** 10-02-2007, 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by TRIPLE E

Pentecost in the 70's

-In the liberal churches women trimmed their hair and maintened a long hair length
-In the liberal churches women wore pants but only for certain occasions e.g. working the garden,skating(pants worn under their skirts) ,pants on women wore a definate No as far as church functions were concerned
-In Liberal churches make-up and jewelry were worn moderately
-In liberal churches TV was acceptable , sports were acceptable,fairs and exibitions,bowling,pool were accetable

In moderate churches women did not cut their hair
In moderate churches pants were still a no-go on women,no make-up acceptable and only jewlery were the wedding rings,graduation rings, broaches
In moderate churches tv was a no-go ,but churches had their hockey teams,baseball teams,fairs and exhibitions were a no go also along with bowling ,pool

In ultra con churches women did not cut their hair .no pants on women .no jewelry. no sports whatsoever church sports teams were frowned upon and preached against.no make-up. no fairs or exhibitions or amusement parks.

That was the 70's.

That is an interesting categorization of churches.

Using this criteria, I don't think that there is an ultra con church in NB, and only a few moderate churches, but there is a whole gaggle of liberal churches, in this new millennium.

TRIPLE E · #**1398** 10-02-2007, 02:18 PM

the Ultra Cons of this decade are like the moderates of the 70's.

the moderates of this decade more like the liberals of the 70's

the liberals of today are more like the charismatics of the 70's

BoredOutOfMyMind · #**1399** 10-02-2007, 05:16 PM

Was the current Thad controversy a plot hatched deep in Maple Leaf territory to keep this thread in the top 5?!?

Maple Leaf · #**1400** 10-02-2007, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by BoredOutOfMyMind

Was the current Thad controversy a plot hatched deep in Maple Leaf territory to keep this thread in the top 5?!?

Oui et non.

Forums seem to attract some people who have recurring bouts of mania punctuated by self induced implosions.

They post in their mania. They don't post when they get offended, affected by the cycles of the moon, or over their head in controversies. We, like the proverbial tortoise, keep plodding onward, and when the final tally is done, we'll be there.