[Faith-talk] Ridiculous!

[Jenny Keller]

Hi there, I have been a member of a lot of different denomination. The only ones that I have been able to count on with the Elvia or Latter Day Saints group. The Bible and it is beautiful. It's not exactly the way that most denomination practice. Three hours on the Sunday. We have lots of time :-) 

We have sacrament which is church we have wonderful which is a pork butt is full and releases Cytie and prepared with and you can see the men and the women separate to deal with things that are handled by both the tuition.

So, I never have to worry about transit. Even for activity that I would normally be cut out on. I can still get to go.

I have a ride to Catholic mass opportunity, but that's it. No more. For any way for me to do activities in the church. I have to pay lots of money prepared. I don't have that kind of cash. Again, not nothing on the Catholic Church. There are others who feel the same way but I'm just going on what I know. So, understand that I'm not passing the church. I just know that if the father once asked where he wants us, me to be. And that included. In all parts of the church. Enough where he will let me.

Anyhow, that's a written right. Or not to even pass judgment. If I have done so in anyway I apologize.

Your sister in Christ


Jenny

> On May 18, 2017, at 9:30 PM, Linda Mentink via Faith-Talk <faith-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi Rob,
> 
> I never said my church shuns women who can't have children.  Please read the posts carefully so you don't rant and rave about falsehoods.
> 
> Many people nowadays have transportation issues, or can't find a church where the Word of God isn't compromised.  The Bible says that people will have itching ears, and that's part of it.  Pastors and leaders are preaching false doctrines and watering down the Gospel.  For many, the internet has to be their source for worship with others, which is really unfortunate.  I hope you can find a church where you can be spiritually fed, and where you can get back and forth.  More and more, church leaders don't want disabled attendees or members.  That's not Biblical, of course, but that doesn't matter to them.  Many don't use the Bible much or at all anymore.
> 
> Some of these things are why the National Federation of the Blind in Communities of Faith division was formed.  Some can't get transportation; some can't get accessiblematerials; some aren't allowed to minister because they're blind.  Sometime having the advocacy of a national organization is helpful!
> 
> Blessings,
> 
> Linda
> 
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