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Date Posted: 25/06/10 4:55:44pm
Author: Luke
Subject: Re: relevance?
In reply to: Peter Eveleigh 's message, "relevance?" on 25/06/10 4:35:10pm

>I presume he will not be talking about the JA?

Even though the ja may not be mentioned, I believe they are being actually, it talks of spiritual abuse barbara said, which has a big relevance to what we have been discussing.

Sisters clothing, they should have not had to that, and although you pater may have admired them for making the best of what they had, I pity them, having to be that thrifty in a country where there is plenty, especially for a church with a multi million pound turnover, Im not saying they should have had designer clothing, but had they had good quality non named brands, the time they spent sewing could have been spent in service to Jesus, makes a mockery of the ja saying they are for Jesus, if they were, the sisters would be out there all the time, not making dresses that theN become fashion items in their own right, I notice laura Ashley didn't hire the ja to make dresses.

Any chance of finding the article please

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Re: relevance? -- Peter Eveleigh, 25/06/10 5:15:27pm
- Ooooo, you are SUCH a fibber! -- Barbara, 25/06/10 6:12:29pm
  - Luke is really Barbie!!! -- the artist formerly known as anon, 25/06/10 6:31:04pm
    - Re: Luke is really Barbie!!! -- Anon, 25/06/10 9:09:40pm

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>>I presume he will not be talking about the JA? > >Even though the ja may not be mentioned, I believe >they are being actually, it talks of spiritual abuse >barbara said, which has a big relevance to what we >have been discussing. > >Sisters clothing, they should have not had to that, >and although you pater may have admired them for >making the best of what they had, I pity them, having >to be that thrifty in a country where there is plenty, >especially for a church with a multi million pound >turnover, Im not saying they should have had designer >clothing, but had they had good quality non named >brands, the time they spent sewing could have been >spent in service to Jesus, makes a mockery of the ja >saying they are for Jesus, if they were, the sisters >would be out there all the time, not making dresses >that theN become fashion items in their own right, I >notice laura Ashley didn't hire the ja to make dresses. > >Any chance of finding the article please
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