FAITH CHEST

J T wrote:
> http://youthandfamilyinstitute.org/resources/faithchest.asp
>
> I h ave no idea what a "faith chest" is suposed to be for, and
> don't care to know. I am taking it that they have something to do
> with religion, which I have nothing whatsoever to do with, I am
> spiritual, and the High Priest of the Woodworking Gods, who also
> have
> nothing to do with religion of any type - unless it's a church
> supper, or something like that. But it's a chest, and I always
> think
> chests are neat. For the weenies, I don't care what religion you
> are, one of my favorite acquaintenances is the minister of one of
> the
> local churches.

Seems to be something that the "Faith and Family Institute" made up
out of whole cloth. Not really a bad notion though for those who are
into such things--keep all your religious paraphernalia and
memorabilia in one place. IMO really needs some dedicated storage for
Bible, prayer book, and hymnal though.


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J T wrote on 13/11/2007 :
> http://youthandfamilyinstitute.org/resources/faithchest.asp
>
> I h ave no idea what a "faith chest" is suposed to be for, and
> don't care to know. I am taking it that they have something to do with
> religion, which I have nothing whatsoever to do with, I am spiritual,
> and the High Priest of the Woodworking Gods, who also have nothing to do
> with religion of any type - unless it's a church supper, or something
> like that. But it's a chest, and I always think chests are neat. For
> the weenies, I don't care what religion you are, one of my favorite
> acquaintenances is the minister of one of the local churches.
>
>
You should consider Joining us Pastafarians.

http://www.venganza.org/

May the noodly tendrils of the Great Flying Spaghetti Monster touch you
too.

Mekon