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  1. ImaginaryDay2

    EASTER what do you do

    The Pentecostal church I attended used to do foot washing. The strange thing about them was that they only held a communion and foot washing service on new year's eve. Of course, that wasn't the only strange thing about them. Something else from last night that was new to me (and, as such, I...
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    EASTER what do you do

    Communion, yes, but not the foot washing.
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    EASTER what do you do

    Very nice Maundy Thursday service last night. The 'Stripping of the Altar' was especially beautiful/poignant. This year will be a bit more reflective for a variety of reasons.
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    Happy Birthday Krissy Cakes

    Happy birthday Krissy! Hope it's been great :)
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    So... What are YOU doing? - Part 3

    :thinking:
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    'Christian-ese' - What do we do with it?

    But if the 'ritual' is not just that, but contains within it the desire to "repent and live fully for the cause of Christ" as well, then it is no longer for ritual sake. Or am I misunderstanding you?
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    'Christian-ese' - What do we do with it?

    I never thought to try that. That's really interesting. It's nonsensical. And I see statements like that used, more-so now, as reasons not to observe Lent, Good Friday, Easter, Christmas, Advent I.e. - "why observe a 'man made' ritual, when we ought to repent daily of our sins and live fully...
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    boys v girls - Part 7

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    Males Vs Females - the naughty version! - Part 2

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    Bingo for fun?

    I hope so. It sort of looks like a traditional 'Bingo' card right now - a few numbers here and there, but I don't foresee a win. But, ya never know :)
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    boys v girls - Part 7

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    Males Vs Females - the naughty version! - Part 2

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    Bingo for fun?

    Well, a big "phooey" on these numbers... ;)
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    boys v girls - Part 7

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    Males Vs Females - the naughty version! - Part 2

    498
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    Males Vs Females - the naughty version! - Part 2

    :scared: NOOOOOOOOOOOO! 500
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    boys v girls - Part 7

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    Bingo for fun?

    It'd be nice to have an evening number
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    Bingo for fun?

    Just couldn't stand the suspense, huh? :)
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    'Christian-ese' - What do we do with it?

    Sometimes Jargon can be helpful - if it captures an idea to the point it can be easily explained. Then, if it's not clear, it can be expanded on. An example might be (In A.A.) "One Day at a Time!". It's a neat reminder that those in sobriety only have one day at a time to take care of themselves...
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