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Someone who lives in China made the following comment in a thread I have been reading. I thought everyone here would like to read it: Quote:I attend church via Skype as part of the Central China International District. For the sacrament program they asked us all in advance to sign up to read various verses of scripture about the birth of Christ and alternated scripture readings with Christmas songs that ward members had volunteered to sing. Despite the various tech and sound issues it went wonderfully. We even had a beautiful rendition of “What Child is This?” accompanied by the ukulele in our apartment.The meeting was so peaceful and brought the Christmas spirit to so many of us who are celebrating Christmas in a place where it is not celebrated. Our branch has done such a wonderful job in helping us to have Christ in our lives this Christmas. Skype church really is wonderful. Because of limitations we keep everything simple and to the point and everything is focused on Christ.
Thanks. This sounds like a really positive service. I knew some “Skype Branch” members. I find the idea quite appealing sometimes.
That’s wonderful. I didn’t know some branches were doing that. That does seem great. I am not sure where that would leave the members of my ward who notice if I am wearing nylons or where people are sitting in the chapel- the most righteous sit up front you know. That was a snide remark, but truthful. I glad to see it works somewhere. I am jealous.
GodisLove wrote:That does seem great. I am not sure where that would leave the members of my ward who notice if I am wearing nylons or where people are sitting in the chapel- the most righteous sit up front you know.
Even when I make a point to show up early – The very back row is always taken. I guess I’ll just need to content myself with evil mediocrity.
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Ha ha Roy, no worries for you. We open the over flow everytime. There is always room for the evil there. Come sit by us.
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