There's two men who are studying and they're both doing really good. They are married and I can tell they love each other very much. They're both very kind and wonderful people.
One of the men, Ryan, has really recently wanted to do more. They both know that they have to get divorced and start changing their lifestyle.
Anyway, there's one brother in our congregation who has been extremely rude. He asks very demeaning questions and he's been talked to several times. Both Ryan and Matt are strong and have been through this kind of discrimination before. However, I can tell it really is getting old for the couple.
Also, realize that the brother that has been making comments is inactive and won't accept a judicial meeting. So, he's kinda "in limbo" if you know what I mean.
Ryan and Matt have really helped our congregation greatly to see that people of all walks of life can learn and come to an accurate knowledge. I can only imagine how hard it will be for them both when they have to separate. They're young still- 25- but have been together since high school.
It really is a great story and I'm proud of them both.
Anyway, do you have any suggestions for things I could do to help out Ryan and Matt? What can I tell them to make sure they don't get discouraged from the rude comments? Ryan and I have become really good friends so, especially him.
Thanks for your help again, brothers and sisters.
Ethan
One of the men, Ryan, has really recently wanted to do more. They both know that they have to get divorced and start changing their lifestyle.
Anyway, there's one brother in our congregation who has been extremely rude. He asks very demeaning questions and he's been talked to several times. Both Ryan and Matt are strong and have been through this kind of discrimination before. However, I can tell it really is getting old for the couple.
Also, realize that the brother that has been making comments is inactive and won't accept a judicial meeting. So, he's kinda "in limbo" if you know what I mean.
Ryan and Matt have really helped our congregation greatly to see that people of all walks of life can learn and come to an accurate knowledge. I can only imagine how hard it will be for them both when they have to separate. They're young still- 25- but have been together since high school.
It really is a great story and I'm proud of them both.
Anyway, do you have any suggestions for things I could do to help out Ryan and Matt? What can I tell them to make sure they don't get discouraged from the rude comments? Ryan and I have become really good friends so, especially him.
Thanks for your help again, brothers and sisters.
Ethan