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Date Posted: 22/11/09 11:23:16pm
Author: nelly
Subject: Re: jesus army and xmas
In reply to: dave 's message, "jesus army and xmas" on 21/11/09 5:49:02pm

If they are in community then no christmas no no no ! In some households they also take the children out of school at the end of term so they miss the parties and performances.
oh god it is so depressing I can't go on.....

daisy will come on here soon and tell us all how brave and clever they are for renouncing the material wickednss of it all...yawn

For you 7 year old it would be like any other day. they may find it hard at school at the moment as all the other kids will be getting excited about christmas.

>hi,how is everyone?hi eveleigh,barbara and nelly.what
>im trying to ascertain is,do the jesus army celebrate
>xmas at all,or even acknowledge it?because ive been
>told not,and i was wondering,how would the day go,for
>a child of around 7?[this child has had christmas in a
>normal situation,ie,spoilt bloody rotten!and im
>worried as to whats in store for them in the ja's
>hands.]anyones input is welcome,but if your in the ja
>right now,please dont bother to answer as i wouldntnt
>be able to give you even1%s worth of belief or
>credibility!sorry,been there,done that!

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Replies:

Re: jesus army and xmas -- John Smith, 23/11/09 8:42:29am
- Re: jesus army and xmas -- Peter Eveleigh, 24/11/09 7:21:12pm
  - Re: jesus army and xmas -- dave (not suprised!), 30/11/09 4:50:17pm
    - expert witness -- Peter Eveleigh, 30/11/09 6:47:24pm
      - Re: expert witness -- John Smith, 1/12/09 8:41:08am
        Re: expert witness -- dave, 1/12/09 7:08:42pm
        Re: expert witness -- f.t.a.o. john smith, 1/12/09 7:30:07pm
        Re: expert witness -- Peter Eveleigh, 1/12/09 7:44:58pm
        Re: expert witness -- Peter Eveleigh, 1/12/09 8:17:08pm
        Re: expert witness -- John Smith, 1/12/09 9:06:40pm
        Re: expert witness -- Same Old Story, 2/12/09 4:48:02am
        Re: expert witness -- dave, 2/12/09 8:29:50pm
        Re: expert witness -- John Smith, 2/12/09 8:26:20am
        Re: expert witness -- dave, 2/12/09 7:38:08pm
        Re: expert witness-hey john s. -- dave, 3/12/09 11:25:18pm
      - Re: expert witness -- dave, 1/12/09 6:57:49pm
        Re: expert witness -- Peter Eveleigh, 1/12/09 7:02:25pm

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>If they are in community then no christmas no no no ! >In some households they also take the children out of >school at the end of term so they miss the parties and >performances. >oh god it is so depressing I can't go on..... > >daisy will come on here soon and tell us all how brave >and clever they are for renouncing the material >wickednss of it all...yawn > >For you 7 year old it would be like any other day. >they may find it hard at school at the moment as all >the other kids will be getting excited about christmas. > > > > > >>hi,how is everyone?hi eveleigh,barbara and nelly.what >>im trying to ascertain is,do the jesus army celebrate >>xmas at all,or even acknowledge it?because ive been >>told not,and i was wondering,how would the day go,for >>a child of around 7?[this child has had christmas in a >>normal situation,ie,spoilt bloody rotten!and im >>worried as to whats in store for them in the ja's >>hands.]anyones input is welcome,but if your in the ja >>right now,please dont bother to answer as i wouldntnt >>be able to give you even1%s worth of belief or >>credibility!sorry,been there,done that!
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