Finding a scapegoat
Ever heard of John Demjanjuk? He’s 89 years old, lives in Ohio, and is a retired autoworker. Sounds plain enough. … Continue reading Finding a scapegoat
14 Years
Mary and I celebrated 14 years of marriage last week. It passed quite uneventfully. We had agreed?¢‚Ǩ‚Äùfor reasons I can … Continue reading 14 Years
Tithing. ?¢‚Ǩ?ìIt’s only 10%!?¢‚Ǩ¬ù
In Gospel Doctrine class yesterday (I wasn?¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢t teaching), we were discussing the concept of tithing. A common theme running through … Continue reading Tithing. ?¢‚Ǩ?ìIt’s only 10%!?¢‚Ǩ¬ù
LDS Church investigates possible ordinances performed for Obama’s late mother
LDS Church investigates possible ordinances performed for Obama’s late mother Continue reading LDS Church investigates possible ordinances performed for Obama’s late mother
Swine Flu is no big deal
Get this. Remember all those reports that over 150 people have died of Swine Flu (sorry, H1N1 flu). According to … Continue reading Swine Flu is no big deal
Singing in Sacrament meeting
Our opening hymn in Sacrmaent meeting yesterday was #227, ?¢‚Ǩ?ìThere Is Sunshine in My Soul Today?¢‚Ǩ¬ù. If you look at … Continue reading Singing in Sacrament meeting
The Internet Saved My Tongue: How I beat Canada’s ‘human rights’ censors – Reason Magazine
The Internet Saved My Tongue: How I beat Canada’s ‘human rights’ censors – Reason Magazine Continue reading The Internet Saved My Tongue: How I beat Canada’s ‘human rights’ censors – Reason Magazine
What I liked about being an elders quorum president
1. Knowing each quorum member by name. 2. Doing the monthly newsletter 3. See one of our prospective elders become … Continue reading What I liked about being an elders quorum president
The First Mongolian Stake
The First Mongolian Stake Continue reading The First Mongolian Stake
Pope apologizes for residential schools
The Pope apologized today for the Catholic church’s role in the abuse found in residential schools. The Vatican says the … Continue reading Pope apologizes for residential schools