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Way to go, Sarah!
Good write-up!
Become a Mormon e-missionary . . . I am encouraging members of my quorum to “join the growing army of Mormon e-missionaries” by preparing their own profile at mormon.org . . . and by using the pass-along cards . . . anyone can use the term e-missionary
These cards are easy to pass along and make an almost effortless way to introduce strangers, associates and acquaintances to the restored gospel of Jesus Christ.
Why do I feel that atheist pass along cards would not be well received by my neighbors? So far I see three comments here and they are all positive toward this article. One wonders if all the liberal comments are being filtered out or if I have been the only one so far to have a negative comment denied.
In any case, as a Utah resident, I know of the existence of the LDS church and I have been offered to partake many times to the point that I no longer appreciate the offer. I have lost count of how many people I know who feel the same. Not just in Utah but in other areas. In that spirit, I hope that at least my Utah neighbors will consider me and others already informed and save their efforts (and a tree perhaps).
"We encourage you to be as creative as you wish in using these new cards."
is that a dare? ;)
By the way, I like the red-haired woman's sleeveless blouse =) I'm so glad they've changed that policy =)
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