Jump to content
Seriously No Politics ×

Prophets world tour


Recommended Posts

Posted
20 minutes ago, CV75 said:

Updated information - https://www.mormonnewsroom.org/article/president-nelson-global-ministry-tour-locations
There's that word "ministry" again.  The "Global Ministry Tour".

Interesting that this word is popping up twice in relatively major usage since President Nelson's setting apart.
Not sure it means anything, but it could be indicative of a slight course correction for the Church or for policy.

They are also calling it the "President Nelson world tour" which just screams rock star to me.  Not a big fan of that phrasing choice.

Posted

It's a really impressive plan and a rigorous schedule.  I love seeing this though.  They'll need lots of prayers and hopefully they've got a nurse or someone accompanying them who is tasked solely with protecting their health.  11 cities and circumnavigating the planet in two weeks can't be easy on men and women their age.

Posted
1 hour ago, rockpond said:

It's a really impressive plan and a rigorous schedule.  I love seeing this though.  They'll need lots of prayers and hopefully they've got a nurse or someone accompanying them who is tasked solely with protecting their health.  11 cities and circumnavigating the planet in two weeks can't be easy on men and women their age.

There will be at least one doctor on the trip. :)

Posted
1 hour ago, JLHPROF said:

Updated information - https://www.mormonnewsroom.org/article/president-nelson-global-ministry-tour-locations
There's that word "ministry" again.  The "Global Ministry Tour".

Interesting that this word is popping up twice in relatively major usage since President Nelson's setting apart.
Not sure it means anything, but it could be indicative of a slight course correction for the Church or for policy.

They are also calling it the "President Nelson world tour" which just screams rock star to me.  Not a big fan of that phrasing choice.

Except for the wording it sounds similar to what President Hinckley did.

Posted
10 minutes ago, The Nehor said:

Except for the wording it sounds similar to what President Hinckley did.

You mean "Magical Mystery Tour"? That was the Beatles.

Posted
39 minutes ago, CV75 said:

You mean "Magical Mystery Tour"? That was the Beatles.

 

"The Magical Ministry Tour is waiting to take you away..."

Posted
2 hours ago, JLHPROF said:

Updated information - https://www.mormonnewsroom.org/article/president-nelson-global-ministry-tour-locations
There's that word "ministry" again.  The "Global Ministry Tour".

Interesting that this word is popping up twice in relatively major usage since President Nelson's setting apart.
Not sure it means anything, but it could be indicative of a slight course correction for the Church or for policy.

They are also calling it the "President Nelson world tour" which just screams rock star to me.  Not a big fan of that phrasing choice.

It does sound kind of like there will be a trunk load of T-shirts:P I wish them good luck and safe trip.

Posted

I noticed they are going to India, perhaps they will announce a Temple there at conference? All the other places have Temples, except for Jerusalem

Posted
25 minutes ago, Duncan said:

I noticed they are going to India, perhaps they will announce a Temple there at conference? All the other places have Temples, except for Jerusalem

This is the place where i hope they can do a real documentary of sorts.  An interesting country and history and maybe somebody can tell me how many mormons are there in this country and about any specific conversions there.  Does anyone (don't laugh at me) know of any conversions or other religions in Turkey?

Posted

A Christian preacher was recently arrested in Turkey. It's starting to go toward Islamic extremism.

Posted (edited)
20 minutes ago, mfbukowski said:

A Christian preacher was recently arrested in Turkey. It's starting to go toward Islamic extremism.

Thank you...I was interested  in the country and the people there who are so devout in their own religion.

Edited by Jeanne
Posted
9 minutes ago, mfbukowski said:

A Christian preacher was recently arrested in Turkey. It's starting to go toward Islamic extremism.

Unfortunately, Turkey appears to be abandoning its commitment to separation of church and state memorialized in their constitution and set up by Mustafa K. Ataturk, the founder of modern day Turkey.  It is being replaced by a far more conservative form of Islam.  Not a fan of Erdogan, their current leader.  

Posted
Just now, Storm Rider said:

Unfortunately, Turkey appears to be abandoning its commitment to separation of church and state memorialized in their constitution and set up by Mustafa K. Ataturk, the founder of modern day Turkey.  It is being replaced by a far more conservative form of Islam.  Not a fan of Erdogan, their current leader.  

Yep. Check this out

https://www.newsmax.com/t/newsmax/article/806750?section=lelagilbert&keywords=turkey-erdogan-christians-andrew-brunson&year=2017&month=08&date=09&id=806750&aliaspath=%2FManage%2FArticles%2FTemplate-Main

Posted

My parents are currently serving as public affairs missionaries in Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe is one of the stops for president Nelson. My parents said they have spent over a month working out the logistics of this visit, which are significant.

Posted
2 minutes ago, smac97 said:

My parents are currently serving as public affairs missionaries in Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe is one of the stops for president Nelson. My parents said they have spent over a month working out the logistics of this visit, which are significant.

I can't imagine the red tape and all things that would have to happen to get this visit.  They must be tired but anxious.

Posted
3 hours ago, Storm Rider said:

It is worse than I thought - and many think Christians are not persecuted in the world.

Who is thinking that? Many point out that Christians are not persecuted in the Western world but I have never heard anyone seriously suggest they are safe in Iran or Pakistan or scores of other nations.

Posted

I think that a temple in India would be a ways off. I wonder why the stop in Zimbabwe . Doesn't South Africa have more members? Political stability in either place is iffy.

Posted
8 hours ago, strappinglad said:

I think that a temple in India would be a ways off. I wonder why the stop in Zimbabwe . Doesn't South Africa have more members? Political stability in either place is iffy.

The Holy Ghost?

Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
×
×
  • Create New...