Jen,

Well now Jen, from that comment I would tend to think that you are over 40 
yourself , you know, the memory thing.  but, I know you aren't that, uh, 
aged, :). My birthday is in November :). But I do have an anniversary a few 
days after your B-Day :).

Brad

At 07:41 PM 1/1/2008, you wrote:
>lol brad.  thanks for the early b day wishes.  and if i recall, your
>birthday is jeremy's and mine anniversary!  lol!
>
>Jenifer Gilley
>Christ came that we may have life everlasting!
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: The Electronic Church [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On
>Behalf Of Brad D
>Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2008 8:34 PM
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: phill and sandys anniversary!
>
>
>Happy birthday Jen and happy anniversary to Phil and Sandy. A few days
>early but Jen, when  you're over fourty ya got to act on things when it is
>in the mind :). Notice I didn't include Phil and Sandy to that note, they
>already know :).
>
>Brad
>
>
>
>
>At 07:22 PM 1/1/2008, you wrote:
> >Hey phil!
> >
> >You and sandy got married on my birthday!  How cool is that!  Or, i should
> >say, i was born on your anniversary!  lol!
> >
> >Jenifer Gilley
> >Christ came that we may have life everlasting!
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> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: The Electronic Church [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On
> >Behalf Of Phil Scovell
> >Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 4:29 PM
> >To: [log in to unmask]
> >Subject: Give Me, Give Me
> >
> >
> >Although Sandy and I have almost been married for 37 years, well,
> >as of January the eighth of next month that is, I have just about
> >had it up to here with e harmony dot com advertisements.  The
> >other day, while watching something on a satellite channel,
> >another one of their commercials came on.  As I listened, I asked
> >myself, why don't they run a bunch of commercials of people who
> >got married, then divorced, or people who got together through
> >their online services, and then split up.  Don't they know, or
> >don't we know, that it is often the case that opposites match and
> >not those who are 29 dimensions of compatibility?  I mean, how
> >many years have these e harmony commercials been running?  Three
> >maybe?  Four?  By the way, I have done a little research and
> >talked with singles who have logged on to e harmony looking for
> >someone compatible.  One guy I pray with found a lady locally,
> >they dated a few times, and broke up.  Another lady I pray with
> >from Indiana said some of the questions she had to fill out would
> >have classified her as a nut so she gave up and never did answer
> >all the question.  Another lady in Arizona, who was living with a
> >man who was deeply into online and print pornography and weirded
> >out on dumb video games as a grown man, broke up with him because
> >she realized Jesus should be more important to her than what this
> >guy was doing for her, and to her, and guess what?  He isn't even
> >a Christian, well, he says he got born again in high school, and a
> >chicken has lips, too, and he joined e harmony and is now dating a
> >gal locally.  I wonder if e harmony has a question that asked,
> >"Are you addicted to pornography and video games?"  Somehow, I
> >doubt it and besides, if a man was so addicted, do you honestly
> >think he'd admit to it when filling out the 29 dimensions of
> >compatibility report?  I wouldn't, that's for sure, and I'm not
> >even addicted, to porno that is.  Anyhow, I just wonder about such
> >things like this when watching some of these mega ministry shows,
> >and I used the correct word, shows, on TV who read all these
> >glowing reports of people who sent in their last 50 dollars and
> >got 5,000 dollars in return within 24 hours.  I think, "Why don't
> >they read the letters of people who went bust after sending in
> >their last 50 dollars or who have written back and said, I want my
> >money back because you didn't make it work?"  I know, I think
> >backwards about such things but maybe we should think about the
> >other aspects of such things, especially since e harmony is
> >supposed to be run by a Christian guy in the first place.
> >Wouldn't you think churches should be putting people together
> >instead of a freaking website making millions of dollars in the
> >first place or what?  I was listening to a Christian network TV
> >show, there's that word again, the other day and the man and
> >woman, I didn't recognize who they were, were talking about how to
> >be blessed financially.  Their suggestion, no, their divine
> >revelation, if you please, was based upon 200 freaking dollars.  I
> >didn't even have 20 at the time so I was a sub standard Christian
> >apparently.  However, they were reading dumb letters and telling
> >even dumber testimonies about people who sent in their last 200
> >dollars and how they were getting thousands of dollars in return
> >within a day or week.  They were, of course, recommending you do
> >the same and not to your own church but to their ministry.  No big
> >surprise there.  I wanted to call their hot line for Jesus up and
> >say, "Hey, why don't you send me, and all your 5 million
> >listeners, 200 dollars a piece and let God bless you instead?
> >What is this, give me, give me, give me, theology you keep
> >preaching.  Ain't you ever heard of giving?"  I figured they'd
> >just hang up on me without sending me 200 dollars in the first
> >place so I skipped calling them.  I think I told the story of my
> >mom calling me years ago, she is passed away now, and she and my
> >step dad, were attending the largest church in Denver.  This
> >church, by the way, was one of the churches where, in their branch
> >ministry, a couple of people were shot and killed in recent weeks.
> >Anyhow, mom was really confused and had worry in her voice when
> >she called.  She told me that this church, the previous Sunday
> >morning, passed out sealed envelopes, following a very passionate
> >sermon that was preached.  People were asked not to open their
> >envelopes until they were instructed to do so.  The sermon, of
> >course, was about financial blessings we can receive from God if
> >we are generous.  It was probably, you go first, type of preaching
> >but that is just a cynical suggestion on my part.  Anyhow, the
> >members, of which there were about 5,000 in attendance that
> >morning, when told to open their envelopes, each were given a 20
> >dollar bill.  They were told that the church just wanted to bless
> >them financially and that they could return the money in the
> >offering next Sunday, if they liked, take their family out to
> >eat, by some ice cream, or do whatever they desired with the
> >money.  If they think you can take your family out to eat for just
> >20 bucks, they have rocks in their head but I digress.  I asked my
> >mom what she and my step dad were going to do with the money?  She
> >said, "Well, we are going to give it back.  What else?"  Guess
> >what the offering was next Sunday?  Mom told me that, based upon
> >the number of adults, and remember, out of 5,000 people in the
> >auditorium, there were lots of children, too, the total amount
> >the adults were given 20,000 dollars.  Yes, indeedie.  They done
> >announced this dollar amount from the pulpit.  No, I have no idea
> >why they made such an announcement.  I thought the Bible said not
> >to let the right hand no what the left hand is doing when it came
> >to money but maybe I have never understood that theology in the
> >first place.  So, the next Sunday, the offering is taken and
> >quickly counted.  The total was 30,000 dollars.  Ain't that nice?
> >Mom said they put extra money in that next Sunday, too, besides
> >the 20 bucks they each got.  Why?  Well, shoot.  Everyone wants
> >God to bless them financially.  right?  Anyhow, this is my way of
> >starting out the new year.  I want everybody to send me 200
> >dollars.  If you don't have that, I'll take 20 dollars.  If you
> >don't have that, I'll take 2 dollars.  If you don't have 2
> >dollars, I'll take a dollar.  If you don't have even that much,
> >forget it.  God won't bless you if you are that cheap.
> >
> >Phil.
> >
> >
> >The Curse That Works Is The One We Believe
> >WWW.SafePlaceFellowship.com
>
>
>
>Brad Dunse
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