Mormon's Jewish Outreach Aims To Rebuild Bridges

“Mark is a wonderful person who is dedicated to supporting Israel and close relations with the Jewish community”

By day, Mark Paredes works for the American Jewish Congress, doing outreach to the Latino community of Los Angeles. via Forward

[Brad]

This is VERY upsetting!

[Tex]

Oy!

[Rick Moss]

With all due respect to the lovely Mormon people -- they can keep their faith to themselves, thank you very much.

[Quiet_Dave]

Remember the "Great Commission" of all Christians: having been warned is incombant on them to warn their neighbors. Sharing one's faith is a duty for all Christians of all denonminations, but especially if you believe that your's is the one true faith; as do the Saints.

Once again, I'm puzzled that people who believe our faith in proxy baptism for the dead is a problem. If we are full of _____ then it means nothing, and if we are correct, then it is a generous act of love and brotherhood.

I know that when I complete my genealogy, I will be baptising Jewish names for I have them interdispersed in my family for several generations.

[Rick Moss]

It is the "great commission" of telemarketers to tell everyone they can save money by switching their long-distance carrier.

It doesn't mean that people don't despise them for calling during dinner.

The difference between telemarketers and missionaries is... the telemarketers are at least selling a valid product.

[tex]

Do you think it would be considered hateful to put a couple of missionary pinatas on the front porch kind of like you put a scarecrow in the garden?

Should they be with white shirt or topless like the calendar?

hahaha just trying to have a little fun because it is so dull here.

[Rick Moss]

tex wrote:

Do you think it would be considered hateful to put a couple of missionary pinatas on the front porch kind of like you put a scarecrow in the garden?
Should they be with white shirt or topless like the calendar?
hahaha just trying to have a little fun because it is so dull here.

I think the point here it keep the missionaries OFF of my front porch.